Guidebook for Praha
Drinks & Nightlife
Great cocktails, served like pieces of art. Always something new and original.
134 locals recommend
AnonymouS Bar
432 MichalskáGreat cocktails, served like pieces of art. Always something new and original.
James Dean Prague
922 V KolkovněMy favourite bar. Always pleasent atmosphere. Simple, cosy ambience and great people.
13 locals recommend
El Mojito Café
732/31 DlouháMy favourite bar. Always pleasent atmosphere. Simple, cosy ambience and great people.
Hamerský sklípek
1788 Huťská A good place for a drink (mostly wine) 5 minutes away from home.
Pension Hattrick
136/53 ZáběhlickáCzech wine bar near home.
Prosekárna Slezská
48 SlezskáHemingway Bar
26 Karoliny SvětléGreat cocktails, the best and most authentic Mexican food in Prague, outstanding friendly service
214 locals recommend
Las Adelitas
684/8 AmerickáGreat cocktails, the best and most authentic Mexican food in Prague, outstanding friendly service
Great drinks, laid-back atmosphere, everything organized with great taste.
351 locals recommend
Hemingway Bar
26 Karoliny SvětléGreat drinks, laid-back atmosphere, everything organized with great taste.
Entertainment & Activities
Bowling Na Ovčíně
3 ZáběhlickáAbsolutely non-touristy bowling space. Beer, some food available as well.
Cinema City
151 VinohradskáCinema in the center of Prague.
Premiere Cinemas Praha Hostivař
32 ŠvehlovaCinema close to home.
Parks & Nature
Petřínské sady
Petřínské sadyStunning views of Prague.
Letna Park
The most picturesque view of Prague from this hill.
Pond next to home. Not exactly a park, but nice trail for strolling around and jogging.
15 locals recommend
Hamerský sklípek
1788 HuťskáPond next to home. Not exactly a park, but nice trail for strolling around and jogging.
Arts & Culture
Mucha Museum
7 PanskáNáprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures
Ethnic exhibitions.
One of the oldest libraries in Europe. The biggest in Czech republic. There is also an astronomical tower, which you can climb and see Prague and its most iconic part from high above.
45 locals recommend
National Library of the Czech Republic
5 KlementinumOne of the oldest libraries in Europe. The biggest in Czech republic. There is also an astronomical tower, which you can climb and see Prague and its most iconic part from high above.
Interesting experience of being blind for an hour or so. You enter an appartment completely dark. Can't see anything, the guide tells you about the things around you, you'll also have to guess. It gets funny when you enter the room with famous statues. You have to touch them thoroughly and guess which one it is. Fun and educating activity. Except for Czech it is possible in English, Russian, French, Spanish and Hungarian, for extra fee of 50 Kc.
31 locals recommend
Invisible Exhibition
1/23 Karlovo nám.Interesting experience of being blind for an hour or so. You enter an appartment completely dark. Can't see anything, the guide tells you about the things around you, you'll also have to guess. It gets funny when you enter the room with famous statues. You have to touch them thoroughly and guess which one it is. Fun and educating activity. Except for Czech it is possible in English, Russian, French, Spanish and Hungarian, for extra fee of 50 Kc.
Essentials
Big supermarket. Cheap. There is a small convenience store just 5 minutes away as well.
30 locals recommend
Kaufland
2109 LhoteckáBig supermarket. Cheap. There is a small convenience store just 5 minutes away as well.
Shopping
Westfield Chodov
2321 /19 RoztylskáGreat shopping mall with a huge foodcourt.
Ok, this is a special one. It is quiet far from home, but it's worth visiting if you are staying in Prague for a while. There are many markets spread around Prague but this one is the most serious one. It is open throughout the whole year and it is one of the biggest. You can buy fresh fruits and veggies, cheese, flowers, bread etc. It's a market after all. Outside of the pavillon with food there is a Vietnamese market. I do not personally buy anything there but it is worth mentioning and checking out. It is cheap but I am not sure about the quality. The whole area is big and if you go around you can find the Mint market where they sell handmade, crafted...ehmm..things like clothes, jewelery
Prague Market station
Ok, this is a special one. It is quiet far from home, but it's worth visiting if you are staying in Prague for a while. There are many markets spread around Prague but this one is the most serious one. It is open throughout the whole year and it is one of the biggest. You can buy fresh fruits and veggies, cheese, flowers, bread etc. It's a market after all. Outside of the pavillon with food there is a Vietnamese market. I do not personally buy anything there but it is worth mentioning and checking out. It is cheap but I am not sure about the quality. The whole area is big and if you go around you can find the Mint market where they sell handmade, crafted...ehmm..things like clothes, jewelery
Sightseeing
Old Town
Prague Castle
Basilica, cemetary where iconic people of the Czech republic are burried, peaceful park and stunning view of river Vltava valley.
1244 locals recommend
Vyšehrad
Basilica, cemetary where iconic people of the Czech republic are burried, peaceful park and stunning view of river Vltava valley.