Great fin de siecle interior, a big beautiful bar, staff is not so good and the coffee was really bad
Wenceslas Square is dominated by shops, restos, & cafés. SE end: Wenceslas statue, memorials to the victims of communism, the National Museum, & Metro station Muzeum. NW and more open end: shopping.
13 Euro for the exhibtion really? Are you mad? I love the style and the sculptures at the entrance, but this is the most expensive fee for a single exhibition in whole prague main sights included.
A lovely escape from city hussle: take your book, cup of coffee, friends here any time from spring to autumn to enjoy vibrant greenery, flowers and a sense of being in a safe hub right in the center!
Uninspired, boring, and really bad exhibition, not worth seeing, confusing prohibitive signs everywhere, the explanations could not be read because the are on plexiglass...
beautiful architecture outside and inside worth seeing but its a pitty that it is not possible to go upstairs
for me the main attraction in the Hradschin area. Medieval lane with many tiny houses furnitured historical through the centuries but not possible to enjoy if there are too many tourists in there
a vinyard restaurant in the middle of the city, sensational view, good wine and very professional staff - the next time se try the food - the menue looked very good
only one word - langweilig=boring. They should ask museum der Illusionen in Vienna how to present to the audience especially kids und adults who like to be kids woudn't like this
great seafood in a huge variety, excellent service, rather expensive, but worth trying for special events
DOX is sure to make a splash on Prague’s still burgeoning contemporary art scene. The building itself is amazing – a mix of old metal factory and new build right in the heart of industrial Holešovice. Read more.
Cross Club is definitely a unique clubbing experience you can only have in Prague. Trippy mechanical/industrial interior, cheap drinks, small dance floor, but plenty of places to chill.
Have a look, and take your time. The moving head is interesting to see - great for time lapse videos as well.
Stroll the Vltava river embankment and cross to Kampa Island and the grand art collection of Franti˘sek Kupka & Otto Gutfreund at Museum Kampa (entry £3). About £8 for gnocchi and wine at the café.
Kampa is an island in the Vltava river in central Prague on the side of Malá Strana. Charles Bridge crosses its northern tip and is connected to the island by the street Ulice na Kampě.
If you love literature and the works of writer Franz Kafka, you must not miss this place. Here is where you'll find the writer's manuscripts, photos, drawings, and first edition books.
The caption of the memorial itself gives you goosebumps. Read it on the left of the monument
don't miss this on your visit! great market, street performers, and people watching. be sure to get the ridiculous melted cheese.
Ein geniales tschechisches Designergschäftl mit total innovativen Sachen. Leider schneidern die Leut so klein, dass ich beim Webshop individuell bestellen muss 😢
impressive cathedral, architecture awesome and inside many side altars and beautiful ancient windows to discover, could only be enjoyed if there are not a lot of tourists inside
A must here with its mix of Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic façades. Take in the surreal 15th-century Astronomical Clock on one side and Saloun’s grimacing Protestant martyr in bronze on the other.
Beautiful park in the middle of the river. Perfect if you wanna get a way from the crowd for a bit.
Take the tram number 22 to the last station here is the back entrance of Prag castle. There are less people than at the main entrance and the security check is organised within minutes
Just the most amazing view in Prague and one of the most charming bridges in the world
This is an architectural wonder that shouldn't be missed by all Prague visitors. Designed by Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić, this is one of the finest examples of deconstructivist architecture.
Very interesting museum with a great exhibition. Sex accessories through the centuries. Worth seeing!
Hier gibt es das perfekteste freundlichste Personal, das ich je erlebt hab. Fragt nach Zimmer 12, hat als einziges einen Privatgarten. Frühstück supa, Lage nicht direkt in Prag1 aber gut, Zimmer top
Großartiges Gebäude und Ausstellungen zur modernen Kunst derzeit "A cool breeze " sensationell - außerdem Eintritt gratis
Great architecture reminds of the MAK in vienna and in summertimes very interesting art exhibitions inside
the third time here and we were very content, staff is friendly quick and professional, the food was good, great variety of good beers
great selection of local beers a small variety of local czech dishes which are very good and really very very cheap here
