A kids' playground inside the zoo, with plenty of room for over-6s to burn off some energy. Parents can have a coffee or a beer with a cake or a hotdog in the attached café.
A lovely little bit of woodland on the edge of Prague. Handy for the tram -- № 17 terminates a Vozovna Kobylisy, a few minutes' walk away.
It's a Lidl. You know what to expect. Has a bankomat and a bottle-recycling machine. Plenty of car parking and a few places to lock up a bicycle.
This big German hypermarket is one of the cheapest places to shop in the country. Good for vegetarian products. Open until 10PM weekdays.
Great friendly little local bakery and coffee shop in Kobylisy. Much better than buying your bread in Albert.
Welcoming little café near Pardubice station. Superb cakes -- I had a bounty cake -- and interesting coffees, like my Algerian coffee (with advocaat/eggnog).
Great guided tour for just 4 of us, including a tasting. Good to see a Czech brewery still using its original buildings, and great beer too.
Fun little bar on Pardubice's pretty old town square. Outside seating. Beware, it's small so there was only 1 barmaid/waitress when we visited, and she was busy, so service was slow...
Happy heffalumps, including babies and a lot of educational material in multiple languages.
A great spacious bar/restaurant out in the Prague suburbs, blissfully free of tourists. Great stuff, great beer, & their bread's excellent too. Home deliveries in the area, too!
You can't go to Prague and not go see it. Be there on the hour to see and hear it strike, though.
Huge crowds, often impossible to get in. The food is solid traditional stuff, but this is a rare chance to try traditional Czech beer from before pilsner lagers took over. Recommended for that.
Great range of interesting animals, fantastic modern layouts (e.g. free-flying fruitbats!), a cablecar & more. One of the world's best zoos.
Some of the best beers in the country, and good pizza too. There's a beer window open during quarantine lockdown & plenty of parking just across the river.
Not a typical concert venue but good. The bar prices aren't bad. No food or drink in the auditorium, note. But they let me eat my own snack in the bar!
A Brussels classic. Beautiful venue, classic old-fashioned service, superb beers. A gem.
Cute little café, which feels very authentic and not like the spreading chains. Tasty soup and Georgian-style cheesy stuffed bread. Recommended. They speak English & have veggie offerings.
