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National cultural monument of the Czech Republic Anchor point of the European Route of Industrial Heritage UNESCO candidate of the Czech Republic The compound of the former mechanical wastewater tr...

Staronová Synagoga is one of the oldest synagogues in Europe. This is where Rabbi Löw, who created Golem — the clay figure which was to protect Prague’s Jewish population from persecution — preached. ...

This iconic bridge was built in 1357 under the guidance of Charles IV, and up to the 19th century it remained the only bridge connecting both sides of Prague. Take a stroll over the bridge and learn t...

This handsome, functional building from the 1920's is where trade fairs used to be held until 1951. Later, it served as headquarters for foreign trade companies. Today, it houses the National Gallery ...

The whole of Prague Castle, the area which lies on a hill overlooking the city, is a must for any visitor. The castle’s history goes back to the 11th century, and it is believed to be Europe’s largest...

Many people imagine the Czech Republic to be a prominent beer producer - and rightly so. If there is one place where you should take the opportunity to sample some of the best beers in the world, it's...

This clock has been ticking since 1490 on the wall of the Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square. Every hour between 9:00 and 23:00, visitors can see the Apostles (small wooden figures) appear from...

Experiencing local musicians play live in the city you are visiting is a great way of getting a sense of the country's cultural tradition. In Prague there are many places where you can catch local act...

If going to Prague is not thrilling enough then you should try out bungee jumping from Zvikov bridge. K.I bungee jump has been around since 1993 and is a good option if you dare to try it out.

Divadlo Minor invites you to a puppet show. These types of shows are big in Prague, and have a long history in Czech Republic. Do not mistake it for a show only for children as they also are aimed at ...

There are many places to go to for a drink in Prague, and the casinos are always a good choice. Palais Savarin is highly recommended even if you do not gamble since the interior is simply amazing. If ...

At the Prague Zoo you will see a diverse variety of animals in well-maintained grounds. It is worth enjoying a day walking around and learning more about different animal species who are looked after ...

The KGB Museum houses many interesting historical artefacts. You can, for example, see Lenin´s death mask, equipment used in laboratories by the KGB and Trotsky's murder weapon. You even have the poss...

If you are tired of plain sightseeing, then this is an interesting activity that can add a new dimension to your time in Prague. Challenge yourself, your friends and family to maths and puzzle games a...

Here you can visit a shooting range and challenge your partner to see who is the best at aiming. Complete training, transportation to and from the range and a snack after the winner is presented is in...

The Czech are known admirers of classical music, which is easily apparent through multiple concerts hosted regularly at different venues across the city. Rudolfinum offers beautiful music in an amazin...

Kampa Park is a beautiful park in Prague and the best tranquil retreat if you want some peace and quiet. Enjoy your time together and do not forget to bring some bread for the swans who make frequent ...

Notable historic figures mix in with pop star legends and TV personalities of today at Grévin Wax Museum, whose wax inhabitants range from Mozart to Brad Pitt. Make your experience interactive and try...

The Old Town marketplace with its pastel-coloured baroque houses and cathedral is one of Europe’s most beautiful squares. Its centrepiece is a large statue of a prominent religious leader from the 140...

This Art Nouveau palace was erected after the right-wing revolution, which, during the second half of the 19th century, came to transform Prague into a modern capitalist city. Before the inauguration ...

Built originally in a village in Czechoslovakia in the 1700s (the village now belongs to the Ukraine), the church has been disassembled twice over time, until finally finding a permanent location in P...

Kolkovna serves great and tasty Czech cuisine. Enjoy thick soups, grilled meat, and fish with a side of original unpasteurised Pilsner Urquell or other beers.

Cantina serves very good Mexican food at reasonable prices and stocks a decent selection of tequila. Always full, so if you want a table in the evening it is best to book early.

”Little Buddha” is Prague’s best value restaurant, particularly bearing in mind its location—just a stone’s throw from Prague Castle. Chinese and Vietnamese specialities and a large selection of good ...

If you get the chance to go to Bellevue it will be one of the best food experiences you will have in Prague. The menu, service and atmosphere are all nothing but excellent. Great choice for any specia...

Welcome to this gem in central Prague. Maitrea serves vegetarian food but even if you are a meat lover you will definitely not get disappointed in the cuisine.

If you are really hungry and in the mood for something spicy, then Indian by Nature's buffet is highly recommended. They also have an extensive dinner menu.

Ristorante Carmelita prepares lovely thin-crusted pizzas with plenty of toppings over oak wood. They have an Italian menu with many delightful dinner options, but the pizzas come highly recommended.

This is the ultimate place for any meat lover! The meat is prepared from Argentine bulls on a ‘parrilla’ open grill. You can choose from a wide range of Argentine wines and create the perfect wine pai...

If you are willing to spend a bit more than average on food then La Veranda is a good option. They are recommended by the Michelin guide and most of their food is organic and sourced from local farms ...

Coda is a fine dining restaurant and a part of the luxury hotel Aria. The food is excellent and so are the service and atmosphere. Both the hotel and restaurant follow a musical theme inspired by nota...

Middle eastern cuisine, paired with a friendly staff and ambience. At Jaffa, authentic variations of freshly prepared meat, fish, falafel und hummus are being served. Some people even dare to say, tha...

Of all Prague’s old, traditional cafés, Slavia is the most well-known. This is where members of the Czech avant-garde would sit in the early 1900's, and, during the Communist era, dissidents used to g...

Café Louvre is Franz Kafka and Albert Einstein’s favourite cafe, it also once housed Prague’s first billiard hall. One major attraction here are their home made cakes.

Kavárna Obecní dům is a relaxing café designed in Art Nouveau style with high ceilings, large windows, mirrors and beautiful crystal chandeliers.

This small and comfortable little cafe house and art garden is located near the Charles Bridge and serves coffee, tea, tasty cakes and more. With its small courtyard-like terrace it is the perfect pla...

Donuterie prepares fresh donuts, with different colourful sugar-coats and toppings, several times per day. No artificial colours are being used and vegan options are also in their assortment.

Choosing only the freshest ingredients and producing only the amounts of gelato needed throughout the day, this gelato shop is committed to its name Puro, which simply translates to pure in English. A...

If you consider breakfast to be the most important meal of the day, come to Coffee & Waffles where breakfast is served till closing. Apart from sweet and savoury waffles, you can order English or Amer...

Tasty bagels for breakfast, or any other time of day. Just Bagel prepares them for you to take away or have right then and there. Several vegetarian and savoury sandwich bagels with fish, ham, egg or ...

The night club, restaurant, and cocktail bar known as Radost (joy) FX, flies in internationally famous DJs from around the world, and wins prizes for its delicious drinks. The club was chosen, by the ...

Palác Akropolis is a Prague institution in Žižkov, the part of town known as Prague’s Bronx. The brightly coloured building was erected in the 1920's as a cultural meeting place. It houses a restauran...

Baráčnická Rychta is a cosy Czech beer hall with a history going back to the 1800's, when it served as a meeting place for people who wanted to revive ancient Czech traditions. Today, on a stage below...

Tucked away in an elegant, traditional basement, Bugsy’s has been picked as one of the world’s best by international trade bodies. The cocktails are reason enough to visit this bar.

Vinograf is a small and cosy place, perfect for enjoying an evening of Czech wine tasting. The wine list is extensive, and measures up to the celebrated variety of Czech beers.

Relax with Jazz after a day of sightseeing at this lovely Jazz venue located in the heart of the Old Town. Do not forget to have a look at the schedule and make a reservation since it tends to get cro...

Imagine dark wood, book cases, lit candles and bartenders wearing suites. That's what you have in the Tynska Bar. This bar has a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere about it that you will definitely enjoy.

You have probably heard of Absinth, the notoriously strong liquor. At this Absintherie you can try many different varieties of the drink, as well as various products containing it. Choose between ever...

Bar No.7 is a cool and cosy bar ideally located in the heart of Prague. You can come here for quiz nights, listen to good music and order nice drinks.

Inside the Ice Pub Prague the temperature is minus 7 degrees. Therefore, the maximum time to visit the ice bar is 30 minutes which gives you enough time to try the ice shots. This will likely become y...

If you are looking for a nightlife establishment to completely let loose, the Double Trouble Bar is claimed to be the right place. Do not be surprised if people dance on the bar itself, but rather joi...

Right next to the river (in Prague 5 district) you can find Jazzdock, a great venue if an evening of listening to relaxing live jazz and blues are your idea of a night well spent. Here you can also en...

První Pivní Tramway is way off the usual touristic path, and yet easily reachable by (you guessed it!) tram. This converted transit depot complete with interesting artwork and beer memorabilia offers ...

Nebe Cocktail & Music Bar is a great place to enjoy a couple of drinks in a cosy atmosphere. This is the place to go for some fun and a whole lot of dancing to the latest tunes.

The Dejavu Music Club is a club that is always buzzing. This is the place to go for a wild night out with well-crafted drinks and a whole lot of dancing. If you are lucky you might just end up here on...

With a mystical history, an extensive menu and a unique ambience, the Alchemist Bar provides everything for a fun night out with a couple of drinks. Order different cocktails, rum, vodka or whiskeys. ...

Golf and Games is a great place to warm up for the night by playing black light golf, foosball, billiard, Jenga, air hockey, pinball and more while having a beer or cider.

Even though there are no exact shopping areas for smaller shops with designer clothing, you will encounter a small concentration of them on Karoliny Světlé and Bartolomějská streets, in New Town. Bout...

Prague’s main shopping areas are situated in New Town: on Václavské námesti (Wenceslas Square), and, immediately below, on the pedestrian mall Na Příkopě. There are large individual shops and chain st...

If you take a stroll from the market place Havelské tržiště in the Old Town, across Michalská street, you will find several antique shops and stores displaying typical Prague artwork along the way.

The Czech Republic is deservedly well-known for its cut glass, and a wide range is on offer at the shops around Staroměstské náměsti (Old Town Square).

The work of young Czech designers can be found at Qubus on Ramova 3, around the corner from the square. Anyone looking for modernist designs (in cubism or functionalism traditions) can pay a visit to ...

At the Palladium Shopping Center you can find a wide range of shops spread over five floors. You will most probably find what you are searching for, whether it be toys or clothes, among the 180 shops ...

Shopping Centre Letňany is the biggest shopping centre in Prague, and the biggest shopping centre in the whole of Czech Rebublic at that. This place has most things you would expect from a large shopp...

Right in the centre of Prague you can find Queens. The Streetwise Store. This is the place to go for sneakers, hats, street clothes and other accessories. You can also find this shop in Brno and Ostra...

If you enjoy an old-fashioned market you can visit the Vinohrady Farmers Market located just outside the city centre. This is a great place to bring the whole family, and you can find everything from ...

If you like design you can pay a visit to the Artel shop. Here you can find unique items ranging from crystals and jewellery to toys and decorations. The Artel crystal is famous throughout the whole w...

Chocolate with nuts, fruit or coffee as well as Czech nougat or pralines are all on offer at this chain's several locations. Whatever you prefer, it's all produced here with dedication and passion; th...