Not for the faint hearted, The Church of Bones was built in the 1500s from the bones of between 40,000 and 70,000 people.
Small, cute, neighborly bistro and cafe. In addition to Doubleshot coffee, they offer breakfasts, daily soup, salads and sandwiches and something sweet.
Like sitting in a cafe in Berlin, but with less hipsters. Great if you love modern design. They offer food/drinks by local food producers, pastries by local foodies and souvenirs by local designers.
A stand-up affair only, this place is really tiny. Our secret tip? Take their coffee to go, buy some kolachees over at Simply Good, sit in the park nearby and just enjoy the moment.
This beautiful and historic castle on a hill over the Vltava River is a must-see for all Prague visitors. This is home to the Vyšehrad Cemetery and the neo-Gothic Basilica of St Peter and St Paul.
Start your weekend shopping at this lovely market by the river. You can buy fresh veggies, fruits, milk, cheese, meat and a lot more directly from farmers. Open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
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.
Stationery is amazing but the books are the best thing in the shop! Only a few in English, but as examples of illustration, typography and graphic design, the Czech books are still brilliant!!
The range of exclusive goods provided here is as rare as the service. Perfumes that immediately become your signature are available along with very helpful and cheerful staff. Must-visit Prague store!
Type in "New World" and go. In 10 minutes, you'll be enjoying solitude in beautiful abandoned streets dating back to the 14th century. Follow up to see the Petrin hill and the Strahov stadium.
Type in "Kampa" and go. In 5 minutes, you'll be enjoying the "babies" by David Cerny in a lovely park among locals. Cross the park and have a meal at Cafe Savoy or great coffee and Cafe Lounge.
Type in "Klaster sv. Anezky Ceske" and go. In 15 minutes, you'll be enjoying National Gallery's early Medieval art collections in serene gothic surroundings without any crowds. Eat at Lokal nearby.
Very nice spot for breakfast. Served with love from Amelie from Montmartre :) she looks really like her! Cosy, good coffee and open over weekends too.
You can make free use of the fitness center and sauna, and upon request for a massage.
The food, atmosphere, & service is outstanding. I also noticed that they broadcast their kitchen activity to the dining room via CCTV.
Lovely place in the center of prague with a great view! And its very hot on the roof! So don't be scary ;) and dishes are very tasty.
Loved it! The prices are even lower than in Hemingway. Amazing piano music, perfect cocktails! Try their old fashioned or penicillin - perfect presentation and taste.
Beer, beer, beer. Great vibe, awesome decor and super friendly service. Best place in Plzen so far.
The elegant Grand Café Orient is the one and only café in the world built and decorated in the unique cubist style. Once you step in, you immediately feel the artistic retro vibe. Read more.
Tasty beers on 6 rotating taps from czech minibreweries, friendly atmosphere and bartenders who want to make your beer experience as good as possible.
