Bedeker Prague 1 - 2025

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Place to meet, eat and shop in the centre of Prague

The Head of Franz Kafka, a kinetic sculpture by David Černý

20 restaurants and cafés

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[→]WELCOME TO PRAGUE!

Welcome to Prague! Whether you‘ve just landed with plane, arrived by train, bus or car, we have very important information about how to get to the city centre using all possible types of transport, without wasting more money than it’s necessary.

↓1. PRAGUE BY PLANE

The airport is located on the northwest edge of Prague, about 20 kilometres (12 miles) from the centre of the metropolis. Your money can be changed in the currency exchange offices or kiosks situated in the airport. Important phone numbers include +420 220 111 888 (General info line - nonstop operation) and +420 220 115 005 (Lost and Found service).

↓ HOW TO GET TO THE CITY CENTER

If you‘ve just arrived at the airport, getting to the centre will take about twenty to thirty minutes depending on traffic (if you use a taxi or shuttle service you will find necessary information below). If you choose cheaper but less convenient public transport you have to expect fifty minutes on the road.

↓...BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

The bus is the cheapest way to get to the city centre. The disadvantage may be that you need to buy a bus ticket paid in Czech crowns or with credit card. To get the cash, you can use ATMs in the arrival halls of the airport. Or you can buy the actual ticket directly in a kiosk or at the information counter in both arrival halls (open from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.). Furthermore, in the vending machines, located next to the bus stop, or directly from the bus driver (it will cost you a few crowns more). The ticket price is 32 CZK for a transfer ticket, with which you can freely switch among bus, tram and subway for 90 minutes. On the shorter distance and duration of 30 minutes you can use the ticket for 24 CZK (with this ticket, however, it is not allowed to switch among the types of transport). If you have more luggages, you will pay 16 Czech crowns extra.

BUS # 119

This is the most likely choice for most people because the BUS # 119 provides the fastest connec -

Visit Museu M Ka M pa

Museum Kampa is a museum of modern art, located in the historical center of Prague. The core collection consists of the art collection of Jan and Meda Mládek, who actively supported Czechoslovak non-conformist artists during their stay in exile in the second half of the 20th century. The permanent exhibition of the Museum is dedicated to the paintings and drawings of František Kupka, one of the pioneers of abstract art at the beginning of the 20th century, and the sculptures of the cubist sculptor Otto Gutfreund.

Museum Kampa also organizes many short–term exhibitions. Exhibition “VISIONS OF THE WORLD” presents private collection of contemporary world painting - works by Georg Baselitz, David Hockney, Andy Warhol and many more. Exhibition “The Half-Truth Wins” shows confrontation of the painting work of Pavel Reissenauer with his satirical drawings for the weekly Respekt.

Museum Kampa – The Jan and Meda Mládek Foundation

U Sovových mlýnů 503/2, 118 00 Prague 1

Opening: Tuesday–Sunday 10 AM–6 PM

www.museumkampa.cz

František Kupka: Lines, surfaces, space, 1911–1912 photo: O. Palán, Museum

Kampa‘s archive

tion to the historic city centre. Depending on the time of day, the bus runs every 7-20 minutes and gets you to subway line A. After boarding remember to „click“ the ticket. Get off at the station Veleslavín (journey from the airport to the subway takes about 15 minutes). Subway entrance is located few steps from the bus stop. The bus runs from 4:23 a.m. until 11:45 p.m. at night.

BUS # 100

BUS # 100 connects the airport with the subway line B, get off at the final stop, which is called Zličín. BUS # 100 runs every 15 minutes throughout the day and every 30 minutes after 7 p.m. The ride takes about 18 minutes, but expect another 20-minute subway ride, if your goal is to get to the city centre (Zličín is the final stop of subway line B). Bus runs 5:41 a.m. to 11:36 p.m. hours.

AIRPORT EXPRESS BUS

Airport Express Bus service connects the airport with the Prague‘s Main Railway Station and runs every 30 minutes and the journey takes about 35 minutes. You can use the Prague public transport fares or special fares: Tickets for AE can be bought only from the driver for 60 crowns (no additional charge for luggage). AE runs 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

TRAVELLING AT NIGHT

If you have to use public transport at night, the best option is the BUS # 510, which runs between midnight and 3:26 a.m. and connects the air-

-port with stop at Divoká Šárka. Afterwards take the TRAM # 51 which will go to the city centre. Night BUS # 510 runs every 30 minutes.

↓...BY TAXI

Companies of Taxi Praha and FIX are managing the taxi service from the Václav Havel Airport. Customers can enjoy free Wi-Fi, ensured availability of cars within 5 minutes of interest order in 24 hours a day, maximally 3-years old cars, advanced language skills of drivers, friendly demeanour, maintaining cleanliness and representative wear of vehicle drivers. Labelled taxis are waiting at the Václav Havel airport in two places – at Terminal 1 at the parking lot P1 EXPRESS and at Terminal 2 at the parking lot P2 EXPRESS - departures. Prices are not burdened with airport charges and therefore are considerably lower, while maintaining a high comfort of vehicles. One-time departure rate is 40 CZK and 1 km will cost 23.90 CZK (order taxi through dispatch call 14 014, +420 222 333 222, 729 331 133).

2. GETTING TO PRAGUE BY TRAIN

International trains stop at the central train station - Prague Main Railway Station. The station is directly connected to the subway station (line C), and is just a few steps away from the city centre, from Wenceslas Square. If you drive here after dark, we recommend you to go to Wenceslas Square subway (do not forget to buy a ticket). Most of the station is renovated and offers a modern look with plenty of stalls, shops and fast-food restaurants.

3. ARRIVAL BY BUS

Florenc is the central bus station. Located in the heart of the city and directly adjacent to the subway station Florenc (it is a transfer station between subway lines B and C). As well as the main train station, Florenc underwent a costly renovation and now boasts with very pleasant and clean halls for arrival and departure, kiosks and fast food restaurants (Burger King, etc.). And most importantly, there are a large digital boards showing departure / arrivals times of buses and associated boarding platform.

4. ARRIVAL BY CAR

Prague, like most European cities, suffers from very heavy traffic and lack of freely available parking spaces (the street with blue coloured areas are reserved for residents and you risk stripping off your car when you park there). That is why we recommend the use so-called P + R (Park and Ride) parking lot, located close to all major highways. More info on www.dpp.cz/en/parking.

5. SUBWAY

The Prague subway consists of three lines - A (green), B (yellow) and C (red). Subway in Prague is designed so that it gets you to all historically and logistically important locations (or at least near). Subway is clear and many stations recently underwent large renovations.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

accurate and its network covers the whole city. Price 32 CZK for a transfer ticket is very reasonable.

Tickets for public transport can be purchased at many vending machines at all metro stations and many tram stops (paid with coins or with a credit card), or in most tobacco shops / kiosks. You can also use the SMS ticket. Send a message on 902 06 and receive a return SMS with a valid ticket.

24 hours ticket: 120 CZK

3-day ticket (72 hours): 330 CZK

One-off ticket:

30 min. / 5 stops / Non-transfer tickets: 30 CZK

90 min. / Transfer ticket: 40 CZK

Do not forget to mark the ticket at the first entrance to the subway / boarding the tram or bus. (Ie. Insert a ticket into one of the yellow boxes and have it printed with date and time)

SMS ticket:

Send SMS on number 902 06, which ticket you require:

DPT42 - transfer ticket of 90 minutes for 42 CZK

DPT31 – non-transferable ticket of 30 minutes for 31 CZK

DPT120 – one day transfer ticket for CZK 120

DPT330 – a three-day transfer ticket for 330 CZK

arriving

Prague‘s public transport system is generally clear, efficient, time 9

More information on Prague‘s public transport can be found at www.dpp.cz or on free infoline + 420 296 191 817.

For over 1000 years, Prague has served as the political, cultural and economic centre of the Czech state. Having been the seat of two Holy Roman Emperors during the gothic and renaissance periods, it also had the status of the Holy Roman Empire capital. Prague’s history commenced in the year 870, although evidence shows the area had been inhabited since the Stone Age. The city flourished during the 14th century, under the reign of King Charles IV, who, among other deeds, ordered the building of the famous Charles Bridge or Saint Vitus Cathedral, the oldest gothic cathedral in central Europe, and Charles University, the oldest university in central Europe. Prague was then the third-largest city in Europe. Now home to some 1.2 million inhabitants, Prague became the capital of the newly set up Czechoslovakia in 1918, with the end of WW I and the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1992, Prague’s historic center became a UNESCO world heritage site, and is currently one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations.

PRAŠNÁ BRÁNA

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The Powder Gate (Prašná brána) is a late-Gothic structure and one of the most important monuments of medieval Prague. It was here that the Royal Route began and where one of the main roads from Kutná Hora, where silver was mined into the royal treasury, led. The Powder Gate was built in place of the older Gate tower, related to the fortification of the Old Town of Prague from the time of Václav II‘s reign. The older tower was known as the Mountain Gate.The Powder Gate was designed largely as a representative symbol as well as a customs collection point. Its construction began in 1475. From about 1715 it served as a firepowder warehouse, hence the name ‚‘Powder‘‘. During the Prussia siege of Prague in 1757, the tower was considerably destroyed. Today‘s appearance was not acquired by the tower until 18781886 for a fresh look treatment, led by architect Josef Mocker. The draft was the Old Town Bridge Tower.

CHRÁM MATKY BOŽÍ PŘED TÝNEM

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Mother of God Church Before Thine (Kostel Matky Boží v před Týnem) is located in the Old Town of Prague, close to Old Town Square. Its construction ran from the mind-14th century to the first decades of the 16th century.

It is among Prague´s most artistically important churches, architecturaland its surviving internal mobilizer. Its western front, applying towards the square, is one of Prague‘s most famous dominants.

STAROMĚSTSKÝ ORLOJ

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The Old Town Square of the Old Town Orloj (Staroměstský orloj) are medieval astronomical clocks located on the south side of the Old Town Hall tower in Prague.

The first written reference to Orloj dates back to 1410.The clock is made up of several parts - apart from an astronomical and calendar plate, it is fitted with the mechanism of twelve apostles, who appear in two small windows every entire hour (9.00 - 11p.m.). In a parade of apostles, another mannequin on the sides of the clock comes alive in mechanical motion - the reaper ringing, turning the hourglass, indicating to thestanding Turk that his time is up.

He‘s shaking his head away. Vanity and Lakomec behave similarly. The sought-after Orloj is part of the historic centre of Prague,belonging to the UNESCO list of cultural monuments.

CHARLES BRIDGE

Karlův most, Prague 1

The Czech Republic’s capital is full of amazing sights of great value. But Charles Bridge definitely belongs among the TOP 5 most amazing ones. Not only is this medieval building one of the most famous bridges in the world, but it is also inseparably connected to the most glamorous era of Prague and – last but not least – it just might be the most beautiful bridge in Europe. And we are not exaggerating at all. Charles Bridge is 516 meters long, 9.5 meters wide, 13 meters high, and stands on 15 pillars. It’s also the part of the so-called Royal Route.

JEWISH MUSEUM

U staré školy 141/1, Josefov, Prague 1 www.jewishmuseum.cz

The Prague´s Jewish Museum was founded in 1906. It was founded by Dr. Salomon Hugo Lieben, historian, and Dr. August Stein, a representative of the Czech-Jewish movement and later chairman of the Prague Jewish Community. It was supposed to collect documents on the history, traditions and habits of the Jewish population in Bohemia and Moravia. The Jewish Museum owns rich collections of silver, textiles and has one of the most extensive Jewish artefacts in the world. It contains 40 000 artefacts and 100 000 books. It is unique not only for the number of the artefacts, but above all for the fact that they were collected in a single integral territory, i.e. Bohemia and Moravia.

THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL SITE AT VÍTKOV, PRAGUE

Národní památník na Vítkově, Prague 3 Phone: +420 224 497 607, www.nm.cz

It is one of the most dominant landmarks of the modern city of Prague and a national cultural monument situated just above steep slopes of the Žižkov hill. An integral part of the Memorial is the largest equestrian sculpture in Central Europe, of Jan Žižka of Trocnov, created by the sculptor Bohumil Kafka. The Memorial was built in 1929-1938 to honour those who participated in the struggle for the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic (the National Liberation Memorial). During the Nazi of occupation in 1939-1945, it served as a military material warehouse. It was modified and extended once more after 1945. After 1948, it was misused for the Communist regime propaganda.

KAMPA

Vodičkova 18, Prague 1

Phone.:+420 221 097 111

www.praha1.cz

A small romantic island called Kampa positioned on the Vltava River in the centre of Prague is scenic place offering a walk among small ancient picturesque houses. In fact it is not a natural island as it was separated from the Lesser Town by an artificial mill raceway called Čertovka (Devil´s Creek). The group of houses among which the Čertovka flows is known as the Prague´s Venice. Natural alluvial deposits and made up grounds material, gradually extended the area of the island especially after the great fire of the Lesser Town and the Castle in 1541. Today, it is a place where the Kampa Museum has its seat. Here, you can see collections of 20th century artworks

THE CHURCH OF SAINT NICHOLAS IN PRGUE

Malostranské náměstí, Prague 1

Phone: +420 257 534 215

www.stnicholas.cz

The church of Saint Nicholas at the Lesser Town belongs to prominent Europe´s Baroque structures. Sometimes, it is referred to as the most beautiful Czech Baroque building. Its massive dome and slender tower are an inseparable part of the panorama of the Prague Castle. Surprisingly, its belfry tower is not a part of the church. There is a separate entrance to it. In addition to the church, your climb to the belfry tower that offers a view of the Lesser Town and hosts a new permanent exhibition called “Custos Turris / the Guardian of the City“. The older exhibition is called The Older Tower Keeper’s Apartment.

THE MUNICIPAL HOUSE

nám. Republiky 5, Prague 1

Phone: +420 222 002 101 info@obecnidum.cz www.obecnidum.cz

The Municipal House is a marvellous example of the Prague Art Nouveau architecture. It was designed by Antonín Balšánek and Osvald Polívka on the site of the former King‘s Court. The extensive building houses a concert hall, café and exquisite French restaurant. You can take part in guided tours of the Municipal House with expert comments. Visitors have a unique opportunity to see various halls and lounges where hundreds of important social and cultural eventS take place every year. The tour also includes the visit of the Smetana Hall, a famous concert hall with the capacity of 1200 seats and an original organ from the culminating phase of the Art Nouveau period.

THE VRTBA GARDEN

Karmelitská 25, Malá strana

Phone: +420 272 088 350-52

zahrada@vrtbovska.cz www.vrtbovska.cz

NOVÝ SVĚT

Hradčany, Nový Svět, Prague 1

Many people do not have any idea hat almost in the centre of Prague there is a small town with its own poetry and identity. The Nový Svět area is a kind of a small district in the immediate vicinity of the Prague Castle, full of picturesque corners and harmony. Actually, it was a suburb of the Castle Area (Hradčany) that was founded in the mid-14th century along an old road heading the village of Střešovice. In 1360, it became a part of Hradčany by decision of the emperor Charles IV. It was integrated to the designed city fortification system. The origin of this part of Hradčany is not exactly known, but it was probably a forecourt of the Prague Castle positioned on a gradually filled ravine and the Brusnice stream valley.

The Vrtba Garden is one of the Baroque gardens that complete the beauty of Petřín. It consists of terraces at three height levels that are connected by wide staircases. The garden has an area of 0.31 hectares and the highest point is 212 m above sea level. It is one of the most beautiful gardens of this kind north of the Alps. That‘s why it is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is accessible from Karmelitská Street.The fairy-tale environment enchants with beautiful flower beds, antique sculptures, an aviary, fountains, a vantage point and the studio of Mikoláš Aleš. The Vrtba Garden offers a beautiful view of the Prague Castle and the roofs of the houses of Lesser Town (Malá Strana).

CARRENTAL PRAGUE - AVESCAR

CarRental Prague - Avescar, Rohenická 120/23, Prague 9-Koloděje 190 16 car@carrentalprague.com www.carrentalprague.com www.carrental.cz

Car Rental Prague offers a selection of cars in economy and luxury class manual and automatic transmissions at very reasonable prices. We deliver to you in Prague and its surroundings or you can pick up and return the car at Prague airport or use the parking lot in Prague 6 and Prague 7. Roof box or bike rack for a low fee. Car insurance after EU.

Orders and questions or roadside assistance - Nonstop Tel.: +420 602722501

Regular concerts in the Spanish Synagogue Vězeňská 1, Praha 1

The most beautiful synagogue in Europe 5 times a week

Programme: February and March at 5:30 ; April and May at 7:00 pm

Bolero, Carmina Burana, Hallelujah

Bernstein, Gershwin, Mozart, Vivaldi

CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD

Captain America: The New World is an anticipated addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, scheduled to premiere in the first half of February. Julius Onah, director of the decent drama Luce and the not-so-nourishing sci-fi The Cloverfield Paradox, will direct.

It star Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson, who takes up the shield of Captain America after the events of Falcon and Winter Soldier. The newly elected President of the United States, Thaddeus Ross, will be portrayed by Harrison Ford, for whom this is his debut within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (he renamed the role after William Hurt, who died in 2022). This choice promises to bring the authority and depth that Ford traditionally brings to his roles to the character.The plot of the film revolves around an international incident that the new Captain America must face after meeting President Ross.

Sam Wilson finds himself facing a global conspiracy, the uncovering of which is crucial to preventing a world crisis. This plot suggests a blend of political thriller and superhero action movie, which could bring a breath of fresh air to a franchise that has struggled to come up with anything that feels refreshing in recent years (the last Marvel movies have felt mostly

like a carbon copy, which has been reflected in their weaker sales in theaters).

The cast is rounded out by Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Xosha Roquemore, Carl Lumbly, Giancarlo Esposito, Liv Tyler, Takehiro Hira and Tim Blake Nelson.

However, as it happens, nothing was entirely easy and the production of the film faced its fair share of challenges during filming. According to some sources, the test screenings were received with reserve, leading to the decision to reshoot certain key scenes. These adjustments should ensure that the final product meets the high expectations of fans. Captain America: The New World has the potential to offer not only riveting action, but also a deeper look at what it means to be a hero in the modern world. With a new shield bearer and current geopolitical themes, the film could resonate with audiences looking for more than just a traditional superhero story.

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi, USA, 2025

Director: Julius Onahs

Stars: Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Xosha Roquemore, Carl Lumbly, Giancarlo Esposito, Liv Tyler, Tim Blake Nelson, Harrison Ford, Takehiro Hira, Rosa Salazar Release date: 13. 2. 2025

THE BRUTALIST

Drama, USA, 2024

Director: Brady Corbet

Stars: Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, Joe Alwyn, Raffey Cassidy, Isaach De Bankolé

Release date: 6. 2. 2025

EMILIA PÉREZ

Drama / Krimi / Thriller, FR, 2024

Director: Jacques Audiard

Stars:Zoe Saldana, Selena Gomez, Karla Sofía

Gascón, Édgar Ramírez, Adriana Paz

Release date: 13. 2. 2025

Lawyer Rita (Zoe Saldana) gets a really unusual offer. She is to help a drug cartel boss end his bloody business and become what he has secretly wanted to be all his life - a woman. French director

Jacques Audiard (Paris, 13th arrondissement, Down to the Grind) delivers a stylish mix of thriller and musical set in

BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY

Drama / Comedy, GBR / USA, 2025

Director: Michael Morris

Stars: Renée Zellweger, Emma Thompson, Leo Woodall, Hugh Grant, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Isla Fisher

Release date: 3. 10. 2024

When, at the end of Bridget Jones‘s Baby, the ill-fated Bridget (Renée Zellweger) finally fell into the arms of Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), it seemed that the „happily ever after“ had finally arrived. It was exactly that, unfortunately it was terribly short lived as

László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a former renowned architect, survived a concentration camp, but after the war he tries to start a new life in America. With his reputation left behind in Europe and the American Dream not for everyone, he longs to be reunited with his wife (Felicity Jones). When his benefactor Van Buren (Guy Pearce) begins to support him financially, László is given the chance to reestablish himself. However, he must confront his inner demons and past traumas in an attempt to complete his monumental construction that will grant him immortality. The highly anticipated film is a hot favourite at this year‘s Oscars and is very likely to be one of the most powerful films of the year.

the harsh reality of contemporary Mexico. This fateful drama won the Jury Prize and the Actress Award at Cannes for Zoe Saldana, Selena Gomez, Karla Sofía Gascón and Adriana Paz.

Mark died on a humanitarian mission in Sudan a few years later. Today Bridget is a widow, caring for her nine-year-old son Billy and four-year-old daughter Mabe alone, and she can‘t move from her place. But that, of course, soon (and chaotically, as is Bridget‘s wont) changes.

THE MONKEY

Horror, USA, 2025

Director: Osgood Perkins

Stars: Theo James, Elijah Wood, Tatiana Maslany, Sarah Levy, Laura Mennell, Osgood

Perkins, Christian Convery

Release date: 20. 2. 2025

The Monkey is a new horror film from director Osgood Perkins, based on Stephen King‘s short story of the same name. This dark tale promises a chilling experience that only a master of suspense and terror can offer. The plot follows two brothers who return to their ancestral home after the death of their father. There they discover an old toy - a mechanical cymbal monkey - that holds a disturbing secret. When the monkey comes to life, it sets off a chain of strange and tragic events that cast a shadow over their lives.

Director Perkins, known for his flair for atmospheric and psychological horror films like „Gretel & Hansel,“ brings his unique style to the film. The Monkey focuses not only on the scary moments, but also on the psychological depth that gradually reveals how far the roots of evil can go. The film plays with themes of family ties, hereditary trauma, and unsettling coincidences that lead the viewer to ask: Is the mechanical monkey just a simple toy or an instrument of supernatural power?

Bulgarian band Woomb released their debut EP To Never Fear the Sun. The duo consists of Hristo Yordanov, a charismatic singer and songwriter with a visual sensibility, and Gueorgui Linev, a composer and producer who has made a name for himself with his Kan Wakan project and collaborations with Baby Keem, Thundercat, Moses Sumney and Emily Armstrong. Since their first live performance, Woomb have gained a devoted audience, and there is also excitement around them on the international scene. In less than two years, Woomb have become a phenomenon.

A REAL PAIN

Comedy / Drama, USA, 2024

Director: Jesse Eisenberg

Stars: Jesse Eisenberg, Kieran Culkin, Jennifer Grey, Will Sharpe, Ellora Torchia, Jakub Gąsowski, Liza Sadovy, Kurt Egyiawan

Release date: 20. 2. 2025

SPERMAGEDDON

Animated / Comedy, NO, 2024

Director: Tommy Wirkola, Rasmus A. Sivertsen

Release date: 20. 3. 2025

Spermageddon is an unconventional animated comedy that explores the world of sperm from an unusual perspective. The story introduces us to a truly unusual setting - Jens‘ testicles, which are inhabited by an organised society of sperm whose only goal is perfect ejaculation. Meanwhile, Jensen‘s relationship with Lisa develops as she discovers sexuality and physical intimacy. When their first sex occurs, changes in their bodies lead the

SNOW WHITE

Adventure / Family, USA, 2025

Director: Marc Webb

Stars: Gal Gadot, Rachel Zegler, Andrew Burnap, Ansu Kabia, Colin Michael Carmichael

Release date: 20. 3. 2025

The new Snow White presents a modern take on the classic fairy tale. The main character is a strong, courageous young woman who retains her kindness and faith in goodness, but is not just a passive victim. Her beauty is defined not only by her looks, but also by her character and her determination to help others. Dwarves have diverse natures and represent

Cousins David and Benji, who have Jewish roots, travel to Poland to visit their late grandmother‘s house and explore their heritage. David is a responsible father and husband, while Benji is an eccentric and free-spirited drifter. During the trip, which includes a visit to the site of the Holocaust, their different natures collide. Benji criticizes David for his loss of spontaneity, while David struggles with Benji‘s impulsiveness. The journey explores their relationship and values, from private conflicts to a confrontation in a Jewish cemetery. Actor Jesse Eisenberg‘s directorial debut has won worldwide acclaim for its excellent mix of drama and comedy.

sperm directly to the egg, setting off a confusion and a race against time that becomes a nightmare for all involved.

different cultures, emphasizing the value of diversity. The Evil Queen remains a charming antagonist, but her motivations and story have a deeper psychological dimension. The story emphasizes equality, cooperation, and personal growth, offering both action and emotional moments.

“We at Crystalex believe that each piece of glass we make carries a story as well as an amazing future – one you can shape as you wish.”

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DAVID ČERNÝ: PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF SELECTED WORKS

The permanent exhibition at the Musoleum Gallery features some of the most famous works by David Černý. The space, covering 1,200 square meters and spread over five floors, is filled with the latest pieces, but it also takes visitors back to the beginnings of the artist‘s work. Among the artworks, visitors will find installations that the public has never seen before, as well as displayed designs and architectural projects.

David Černý: He was born and raised in former Czechoslovakia and „knows better than anyone else what oppression means.” With the fall of the Iron Curtain, there was a radical transformation in his hometown—Prague, where he still lives. Černý himself says that he „is not a political animal,“ yet his artworks, unvarnished and confrontational, have everything to do with the truth of the times. According to him, his older works are „more relevant than ever and clearly show that while time changes, the human brain does not.”

Černý, according to many, masters „the art of balancing between controversy and humor like no one else.“ He first gained fame in 1991 when he painted a Soviet tank pink in his native Prague as a war memorial. Since then, his „acts of artistic civil disobedience,“ installations, and

exhibitions have continued to provoke reactions around the world.

This year, Černý sparked discussion with two butterfly sculptures placed on the facade of the Máj department store on Prague‘s Národní Street. Their bodies mimic a Spitfire fighter plane. The sculptures were installed by climbers a week ago. Prague‘s heritage officials have permitted the placement of the sculptures on Máj for one year. Shortly after the installation of the sculptures, some experts criticized them. The Club for Old Prague stated that the design shows signs of typical kitsch, and its overtly appealing motif aims to fascinate while also evoking emotional memories of Czecho- slovak aviators. Černý rejects this criticism.

Muselum, Nádražní 2, Prague 1

www.musoleum.cz

TUTANKHAMUN - HIS TOMB AND TREASURES

The exhibition Tutankhamun - His Tomb and Treasures is one of the world‘s greatest archaeological discoveries, giving visitors a glimpse into the mysterious and fascinating world of ancient Egypt. This project offers not only the opportunity to explore the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, but also to experience the adventure of discovering his tomb.

More than 100 years ago, in 1922, archaeologist Howard Carter exclaimed the memorable phrase „I see wonderful things!“ when he discovered the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. That moment is now materialized in an interactive exhibition that conveys the same wonder and fascination that Carter experienced.

The exhibit features more than 1,000 artifacts that not only show the size and priceless value of Tutankhamun‘s golden treasure, but also reveal the historical era in which this young pharaoh lived. Visitors have the unique opportunity to see detailed replicas of Tutankhamun‘s tomb as it was found, including the original arrangement of the artifacts. This realistic depiction faithfully replicates the condition in which the tomb was discovered more than 100 years ago, providing an experience that is not only educational but also deeply emotional.

The exhibition has been prepared by an international team of experts, inclu-

ding scientists, archaeologists, artists and craftsmen, who have come together to create an impressive portrait of an ancient civilization and its ruler. The emphasis was on the most accurate reconstructions and authentic depictions of Egyptian culture. In addition to the traditional exhibits, the exhibition is enriched with immersive and augmented reality that literally immerses visitors and transports them to the time of the pharaohs, creating an even more powerful experience.

This exhibition also includes a Czech exhibition of the National Museum‘s Egyptological collections, which adds another dimension to the overall view of this fascinating culture. The exhibition is open daily from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, with opening hours extending to 7:30 pm on weekends.

SHOPPING SPREE

Seven out of ten European online customers buy goods in e-shops outside their home country, 57 percent even outside Europe. The reason is mainly better prices, wider offer or cheaper transport. Increasingly, they also make decisions based on how they can return goods if they do not like or fit the size.

Of course, this does not mean that customers give up on domestic production. After all, with that, all the shops could clos e. But the foundation is clear - you need to be assertive and be able to offer something unique to your customers that they can‘t buy elsewhere.

And we have prepared such tips for you on the following pages. We chose carefully and promise that in each of the presented establishments you can get something that they would not offer anywhere else. We wish you good hunting! ml.

CRYSTALEX

Na Florenci 2139/4, Prague 1

Phone: +420 720 839 298

www.eshop.crystalex.cz

The Alex collection features stylish and elegant sparkling wine glasses, perfect for special occasions or casual gatherings. Their modern design and timeless shape add a touch of sophistication to any table setting. The set includes six glasses, each designed to enhance your sparkling wine experience. A perfect blend of functionality and charm for enjoying your favorite bubbly.

PERNÍČKŮV SEN

Haštalská 757/21, Prague 1

Phone: +420 607 773 350

www.pernickuvsen.cz

We are a small Prague gingerbread shop. We have a pure gingerbread or decorated, filled with plum or appricot jam, with chocolate, wallnuts or poppy seeds. We also bake delicious buns, cakes, carrot cake or poured gingerbread with coconut and many other treats. We offer products from small Czech manufacturers. For example Frolik‘s coffee, Vladimir‘s syrups, mead and honey from the Bohemian Paradise and gifts from czech artists. So in our shop you can buy something to eat and a gifts for your loved ones.We look forward to you.

FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE BEANS

PALLADIUM SHOPPING MALL

- SIGHTSEEING AND SHOPPING IN THE VERY HEART OF PRAGUE

Thanks to its history and the sensitive combination of historic buildings with modern architecture, the Palladium creates a unique atmosphere that has made it an attractive destination for visitors from home and abroad, and makes shopping a real experience. The popularity of the Palladium shopping centre has been confirmed by the public and an expert jury by awarding it the prestigious Superbrands award for 2023 and 2024 for the best brands in the Czech Republic.

Due to its location just a short walk from Old Town Square and the Powder Tower, Palladium, the most famous and largest shopping centre in the heart of Prague with almost 200 shops, services, restaurants and cafes, is one of the „must-stops“ for every visitor during their wanderings around Prague.

Alongside stalwarts such as big brands like Marks & Spencer, H&M, Sportisimo, Datart, Albert supermarket, flagship brands like Under Armour, Apple Premium Partner, customers can also choose from smaller shops offering clothing, accessories, jewellery, electronics, games, homeware, sweets and more. Last year, C&A, Reserved, Guess and L‘Occitane opened stores after a major renovation.

Recently opened fashion and footwear stores in Palladium include Converse, Medicine, Columbia, Kara, Etam and Urban Brands. Lovers of quality chocolate will find their favour in the new Prague chololate shop Steiner & Kovarik.

If you are tired after wandering around Prague and shopping, there is nothing easier than to relax in one of the restaurants or cafes in Palladium. The second floor of the centre („Tasty Garden“) is dedicated to gastronomy. Customers can choose from classical restaurants (Indian, Thai, Chinese, Lebanese, Czech or Neapolitan pizzeria) to fast food restaurants and specialties such as freshly prepared waffles, trdelnik, donuts or fruit juices and ice creams. Visitors can enjoy

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coffee not only on the +2 floor (Bascis coffee) but also in other parts of the Palladium (Starbucks and Costa). Cafés and selected fast food restaurants offer a breakfast menu from 8:00 am.

If visitors come to Prague by car, the ideal option is to park directly in the Palladia Parking. The car park is open 24 hours a day and with over 700 wide parking spaces, you can park conveniently right in the centre of Prague. On the first floor of the parking garage (level P1) at Palladio, three additional charging stations for electric cars have been newly installed, allowing up to six cars to be charged at once. Current availability can be found on the website www.palladiumpraha.cz. Parking is available from 50 CZK/hour (see www.palladiumpraha.cz for more information).

Customers can delight their loved ones or business partners with their favourite gift vouchers, which are valid in more than 110 stores in Palladium. They can be purchased at the Info Kiosk in Palladio or simply via the e-shop: https://eshop.palladiumpraha.cz.

náměstí Republiky 1, Prague 1

Supermarket: 7:00 – 22.00

Shopping: 9:00–21:00

Infokiosek: 9:00–21:00

Infokiosek – gift voucher sale: 10:00–20.00

Restaurants: 11:00 - 22:00

Selected restaurants and cafes offer breakfast as early as 8:00 a.m.

Parking: nonstop, 700 parking places

/PalladiumPraha.cz /palladiumpraha

Phone.: +420 225 770 25

infokiosek@palladiumpraha.cz www.palladiumpraha.cz

MAXIMUM UNDERGROUND

Jilská 22, Prague 1

Phone: +420 724 307 198

www.maximum.cz

Maximum Underground, a CD and vinyl shop, is located in the center of Prague in a cobbled passage leading to Jilská Street. At Maximum Underground you will find the best selection of alternative music and other genres on CD, LP, MC and DVD. You can choose from a wide range of experimental music, blues, soul, hardcore, indie, punk, reggae/dub, rockabilly, ska and more.

OLD TOYS

Žerotínova 66, Prague 3

Phone: +420 737 454 075 www.oldtoys.cz

The Old Toys e-shop specializes in antique toys, knick-knacks, baubles, trinkets, and more, especially for collectors and those looking for retro or antique toys in Prague. The selection of old toys includes table games, dolls, teddy bears, model cars, metal toys, children‘s books and more, while the selection of new toys includes the „retro“ Igračeks (the Czech version of Playmobiles), dolls, baby coaches, and much more.

FERMENTÁRIUM

Mojmírova 4, Prague 4

Phone: +420 775 927 806

www.fermentin.cz

Ferment It! is a family business that was born out of a passion for fermentation during the pandemic years. It has gradually grown from a small-scale production for own use to a business that today offers over twenty types of fermented products. Their range includes classic and original versions of kimchi, chalamades, pickles and a special fermented chilli paste. Each product is hand-prepared.

MANUFAKTURA

Melantrichova 17, Prague 1

Phone: +420 221 632 480 www.manufaktura.cz

Established in 1991 Manufaktura, a popular gift shop chain selling a variety of handmade Czech goods, is a 100% Czech company, and is famous for selling traditional handmade wooden toys and folk art plus a wide variety of natural cosmetics and soaps inspired by balneology and made from natural Czech ingredients such as Czech beer, Moravian wine, Carlsbad (Karlovy Vary) thermal salts, Dead Sea salt, curative herbs, and more.

Exchange office

The exchange office not far from Wenceslas Square offers fair exchange rates with no commission. We are the oldest Western Union agent in the Czech Republic.

We offer cash money transfers of Western Union to all over the world. Cash transfers to bank accounts in selected countries are also available.

Jindřišská 897/13, Praha 1 +420 224 229 524

PRAGUE BOTANICAL GARDEN

Trojská 800/196, Prague 7 www.botanicka.cz/en

The Botanical Garden Prague is a place for the whole family. The Outdoor Expositions are the ideal place to relax and recharge your batteries among 15,000 species of trees and flowers. The meditative Japanese Garden will enchant you with the blossoms of rhododendrons and tender Japanese cherries. Explore the exotic gems of tropical rainforests in the Fata Morgana Greenhouse.

LANDŠTEJN

CASTLE

www.hrad-landstejn.cz

While touring the grounds of today‘s ruins of Landštejn Castle, you can admire examples of early castle architecture, one of the most remarkable in the Czech lands. You can also climb the lookout tower, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the surrounding area. The exhibition presents the history of the castle, local archaeological findings and medieval weapons. The German poet Friedrich von Schiller once took a liking to the castle‘s massive walls. During the main summer season, the Landstein Festival is held here.

TRAIL IN THE CLOUDS DOLNÍ MORAVA

www.dolnimorava.cz

The Trail in the Clouds in Dolní Morava (Lower Moravia) allows visitors to walk in the treetops with unique views of surrounding mountain ranges. Shaped to resemble the flight of a night butterfly, it’s near the top station of the Sněžník cable car at an altitude of 1,116 metres. Designed by renowned Brno architect and teacher Zdeněk Fránek, the wooden structure entertains and educates visitors. Information boards detail the building and the Králický Sněžník area. A network of wooden paths intertwines up the mountain. The 55-metre high structure near the Slaměnka hut offers the thrilling sensation of being at heights traversed only by birds.

would like to kill you, don‘t take it personally. Prague residents are always in a hurry and still seem to be in a bad mood. In short, it works like that here. But otherwise they are fine!

2) THEY DON‘T WAIT FOR THE GREEN LIGHT

You can also recognize true Praguers by ignoring the traffic lights. In short, he is looking for every possible space that will be offered to him on the road, and when he sees the opportunity, he immediately crosses the street. Red, green, it doesn‘t matter.

3) THEY DRINK BEER, A LOT OF BEER

The Czech Republic is well known for its excellent beer, and the Czechs have certainly never concealed themselves by being able to „send a few pieces“ to themselves. But if you with such a Praguer for a beer, don‘t be fooled. “Going out for one beer” is really just a phrase. Every Czech drinks an average of 142 liters of beer per year, while during an average session, the trained Pragueer handles some 8 pieces and is not even out of his breath.

ps every minute of the day. And this also applies to weekends. It can only be Monday morning and the right Praguer already knows what he will do on the weekend.

5. THEY ARE OBSESSED WITH CARS

Although Prague has one of the best transport links in Europe, if we talk about public transport (train, metro, tram, bus), Prague citizens are still obsessed with driving everywhere. And even though they have to wait in the traffic jams for an hour.

6. THEY DON‘T SEEM, BUT THEY HELP

Praguers are vigilant because someone keeps putting them something on the street or wants money from them. And this is really annoying them. Therefore, when you stop them, they immediately go into defense mode and can look very dull. Don‘t let this scare you. As soon as he realizes that you just want some advice, they change completely and almost leads you to the place. They don‘t seem that, but they‘re sweeties!

MILITARY HISTORICAL INSTITUTE PRAGUE

The newly reconstructed museum offers visitors a look into the history of the military in the Czech Republic from the earliest times to the present day. More than seven thousand collection items are housed in exceptional exhibition spaces. The exhibits are complemented by dioramas, audiovisual elements and QR codes. For the youngest visitors, the museum offers quizzes, cut-out games and haptic objects. The first part of the exhibition is dedicated to the historical period up to 1740. The next exhibition presents the historical period from 1740 to 1914. In the exhibition of the First World War 1914 - 1918, the connecting motif is a train that imaginatively takes the visitor to the trenches. The next part of the exhibition focuses on the period 1918 to 1938, starting with the return of Czechoslovak legionaries to Czechoslovakia, continuing with the formation of the Czechoslovak Legion. The final section is devoted to the political situation in the 1930s. The extensive exhibition 1938 - 1948 covers the period after Munich, the Second World War and the post-war period. There are unique objects on display, such as Otakar Jaroš‘s pistols or the personal belongings of paratroopers. Another part of the exhibiti-

on deals with the events after 1948, when Czechoslovakia found itself behind the Iron Curtain. The final part is devoted to the period from November 1989 to the present day and the involvement of our soldiers in foreign operations.

Opening hours: Tue. – Sun., 9.00 – 18.00

Address: U Památníku 2, Prague 3 Entrance is free

KBELY AVIATION MUSEUM

The Kbely Aviation Museum is one of the largest aviation museums in Europe. Visitors can see over 100 aircraft on display in covered halls and 25 in uncovered exhibitions. The museum covers the history of Czechoslovak and Czech aviation with an emphasis on military aviation. For

MILITARY TECHNICAL MUSEUM LEŠANY

VOJENSKÉ TECHNICKÉ MUZEUM LEŠANY

The Military Technical Museum Lešany is located between Krhanice and Lešany near Týnec nad Sázavou in the former artillery barracks. This museum consists of more than 700 historical tanks, cannons, motorcycles, armored cargo and passenger military vehicles, rocketry, communications and engineer equipment and logistics material dating from 1890 to the present day. Especially unique is the collection of Czechoslovak military vehicles - tanks, motorcycles, trucks and command vehicles - from the period 1918-1939 and the collection of cannons of the Škoda system.

Vojenské technické muzeum Lešany se nachází mezi obcemi Krhanicemi a Lešany u Týnce nad Sázavou v bývalých dělostřeleckých kasárnách. Toto muzeum tvoří více než 700 historických tanků, kanonů, motocyklů, obrněných, nákladních a osobních vojenských vozidel, raketová technika, spojovací a ženijní prostředky a logistický materiál pocházející z období od roku 1890 až do současnosti. Unikátní je zejména sbírka československých vojenských dopravních prostředků – tanků, motocyklů, nákladních a velitelských automobilů – z období let 1918–1939 a kolekce kanonů systému Škoda.

Among the unique exhibits from the Cold War period are rocketry and tanks - both from the Warsaw Pact and NATO armaments. With its exhibition concept, the museum subscribes to modern trends in the presentation of collections of a technical nature.

Z období studené války patří mezi jedinečné exponáty raketová technika a také tanky – jak z výzbroje Varšavské smlouvy, tak z výzbroje NATO. Expozičním pojetím se muzeum hlásí k moderním trendům prezentace sbírek technické povahy.

Opening hours: In June and September only on weekends 9.30 - 17.30

dohody, přes vznik Protektorátu Čechy a Morava a nástup Reinharda Heydricha k moci, k přípravám a provedení atentátu, až k boji v kostele a kryptě. Pozornost je věnována také sokolským odbojářům a členům pravoslavné církve a mnoha lidem, kteří parašutistům aktivně pomáhali, a bez jejichž pomoci by se parašutisté neobešli. Expozice je v českém a anglickém jazyce a doplňují ji nejen unikátní sbírkové předměty, ale také dobové audiovize.

the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and Reinhard Heydrich‘s rise to power, to the preparations and execution of the assassination, to the fight in the church and the crypt. Attention is also paid to the Sokol resistance fighters and members of the Orthodox Church and to the many people who actively helped the paratroopers and without whose help the paratroopers could not have done without. The exhibition is in Czech and English and is complemented not only by unique collection items, but also by period audio-visuals.

Open all year round: Tue. – Sun. 9.00 - 17.00

Open all year round: Tue. – Sun. 9.00 - 17.00

Address: Resslova 9a, Prague 2 Entrance is free

Address: Resslova 9a, Prague 2 Entrance is free

BAKERY CAVE

Údolí

Říčky, Ochoz u Brna www-cavemk.cz

PRŮHONICE PARK

www.pruhonickypark.cz

Fairytale nature only a few kilometers from the border of the capital - this is the Průhonice Castle Park, in which a number of fairy tales were filmed. One of the largest nature parks in Europe with an area of 240 hectares is located in the rugged valley of the meandering Botič River. A park is an ideal place for relaxation and romantic walks. Make sure you come to Průhonice Park at the end of May when rhododendrons bloom. You can go to the park at any time of the year and you will always have something to watch. Apart from the artistic-historical significance, the park is also valuable dendrological, as a collection of domestic and exotic trees - about 1600 species. The collection of rhododendrons of around 8000 pieces in 100 species and cultivars are exceptional.

National Natural Monument cave Bakery, which has been named after the shape of bread kiln, is located in the southern part of the Moravian Beauty and is made up of a 64 - metre - long corridor, which is almost entirely illuminated by daylight penetrating through a 23 - metre - wide and 6 - metre - high entrance portal. The cave Bakery is the most important reindeer hunter housing estate from around 12000 - 15000 years ago. If you go to the Bakery during the winter season, you can admire the icy decoration consisting not only of classic icicles, but mainly of icy‚ ‘dwarves‘‘ reaching sometimes almost a metrein height.

NÁRODNÍ PAMÁTNÍK

NA VÍTKOVĚ

U Památníku 1900

130 00 Prague 3 – Žižkov

The National Memorial at Vítkov, built in 1928-1933 to honour Czechoslovak Legionnaires, later added a hall for the Second Resistance and a statue of Jan Žižka by Kafka. After 1948, it became the Pantheon of the Communist Party and Mausoleum of Klement Gottwald, whose remains were removed after 1989. Today, it commemorates military history and freedom, with ceremonies by the army and state officials. The Ceremonial Hall, Presidential Lounge, and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are open. The observation deck is open until 4:00 PM in winter, closed in bad weather.

OPENING HOURS:

Tue–Tue 10AM – 6PM (last entry - 5:30PM) Admission is FREE

HANIČKA FORTRESS

nám.J.Šimka 3, Rokytnice v Orl.horách www.hanicka.cz

The Hanička Fortress belongs to the system of pre-war fortifications built in the 1930s mainly against Germany. It consis-

ted of six combat buildings underground connected by hundreds of metres of corridors and halls. The massive halls could hold a considerable amount of supplies, which would allow the garrison to fight even in the event of encirclement for several months. The underground can show the visitor a modern fully equipped shelter, the surface objects and part of the entrance exhibition then takes us back many decades to the time when our grandfathers and great-grandfathers, with weapons in hand, awaited the enemy in these fortresses. In 2006 Hanička was declared a cultural monument.In the exhibition you can see the weapons used by our army in 1938 and after the Second World War. There is also a small collection of ammunition and uniforms from both periods of our history. 98 steps lead down to the underground at a depth of 20 to 36 metres below ground level. All the corridors, shafts and halls are original, only the equipment comes from the modern reconstruction.

Botanical Garden

Mar 7 – 23, 2025

Apr 11 – May 25, 2025

A vibrant display with plants available for purchase Live tropical butterflies in the Fata Morgana Greenhouse

CLAM-GALLAS PALACE

The massive building of the Clam-Gallas Palace in Husova Street in Prague’s Old Town lies at the crossroads of the important medieval link between Prague Castle and the centre of the Old Town, also called the Royal Route, and the ancient road leading to Vyšehrad.

The intersection of Charles and Hus Streets is reached by the southern part of the facade of the Clam-Gallas Palace, one of the most important Baroque palace buildings in Prague. It is a magnificent example of a monumental aristocratic residence situated in a small medieval-type urban development. The palace was built in the High Baroque style on the site of an older building in 1714-18 according to a design by J. B. Fischer of Erlach for Jan Václav Count Gallas. Among others, M. B. Braun and his workshop contributed to the decoration of the building (portals with atlants, statues of ancient gods in the roof part, cherubs inside and vases on the staircase), the painter C. Carlone, stonemason D. A. Rappa and the plasterers R. Bolla, S. Bussi and G. Fiumberti.

In one of the three courtyards there is a fountain with a statue of Triton by M. B. Braun, protected by a Baroque grille.

Both the Gallas and the Clam-Gallas family, the owners of the Palace, were lovers and patrons of the arts; their Palace was thus a famous cultural centre in Prague, where concerts were held – W. A. Mozart (1787) and L. van Beethoven (1796) performed here, theatre was performed here and exhibitions of paintings were held. In a niche of the Palace‘s enclosure wall on Mariánské Square there is a fountain with an allegorical sculpture of the Vltava River by V. Prachner. The northern wing of the palace was raised by one storey to accommodate the anticipated construction of a theatre hall. However, this certainly interesting plan was eventually abandoned and the resulting under-roof space was then used as a hayloft.

Husova 158, Prague 4

ous crown jewels. At Karlštejn Castle, you can explore not only the Bohemian Crown Jewels and the collection of holy relics, but also experience your own Day at Karlštejn Castle.

Founded in 1348, Karlštejn Castle occupies a unique position among Czech castles. It was built by the Czech King and Roman Emperor Charles IV as a place to store royal treasures, especially collections of holy relics and imperial crown jewels. In 1355, Charles IV was already staying at the castle, supervising its completion and the decoration of the interiors, especially the Castle chapels.

The present-day appearance of the Castle was shaped by the purist reconstruction in the 19th century led by Josef Mocker. The first sightseeing tour (Imperial Residence of Charles IV) includes the Imperial Palace and the Treasury and the Treasury in the Marian Tower. The second tour (Karlštejn Castle Chapel) takes you to the Great Tower with the famous Chapel of the Holy Cross with panel paintings from the workshop of the master Theodoric. A tour of the Great To-

Apart from the architecture, visitors come here today to admire the replica of St. Wenceslas’ Crown. At the beginning of the Hussite wars, the Bohemian Crown Jewels were transported to Karlštejn Castle for security reasons, and they remained there with short breaks for almost 200 years. Karlštejn Castle also served as the subject of Jaroslav Vrchlický’s play Night at Karlštejn, which was the basis for the 1973 musical film of the same name. Since 1918, Karlštejn Castle has been owned by the Czech Republic and is open to the public.

www.hrad-karlstejn.cz

AN OLD BOHEMIAN EXPERIENCE

Bring it to the table, let the Truth be revealed! Take a trip back to a time when portions were fairer, ducks meatier, and beer more drinkable. With today’s tip, you will visit the unique and historic U Pravdů restaurant, where beer has been on tap since 1888.

You can visit this Czech delicacy while strolling through Prague. Just choose the silver tourist trail, whose signs are stamped in the curbs and will reliably lead you to Žitná Street. As an attraction beyond the tourist guide, you can take a photo at the house where the world-famous composer Antonín Dvořák lived, as this house is also in Žitná Street directly opposite the U Pravdů restaurant.

The total capacity of the restaurant is 68 seats and it is divided into 3 parts. Main hall, bar and lounge, with a capacity of 42, 8 and 18 guests. On rainy summer days the garden in the courtyard of the house is open with a capacity of about 50 seats.

The history of the U Pravdů restaurant dates back to 1888, when Mr. František Pravda asked for permission to build a gazebo in which he would brew beer according to the law of the brewery. References to the house in which the restaurant is located date back to the 14th century, when the house was successively called U Lajblů, U Chlupů, U Tikánů or Kalivodský. During the Renaissance, it was beautifully decorated, and its

brewery façade with a gable attic was an ornament of Žitná Street.

In the U Pravdů restaurant you will agree with those who enjoy that beautiful time of stylish lamps, carved chairs, old bicycles, black and white photos and traditional Czech cuisine, which was best served by the mothers of Czech grandmothers. The current interior, which has been used since the turn of the millennium, is similar to the original look of the time. Most of the restaurant’s accessories are original or historical. The restaurant serves Pilsner, Polička, semi-dark Ferdinand and unfiltered Unětice. The interior will delight lovers of the First Republic, in whose style it is decorated. Lots of small details and details will make a proper feast a real experience for all senses.

And what delicacies does this Old Bohemian restaurant offer, among others? Delicious roast pork ribs, roast duck, rabbit on spinach and bacon, pork, dumplings, very, goulash or meat skewer. That is just a modest list of what you will be licking your lips for at the U Pravdů restaurant. And believe me, this is no tourist trap. Even the biggest Czech patriots will be thrilled to try the local cuisine.

And we have to mention the helpful service that will advise you. After all, Czech cuisine is quite specific, so do not be afraid to have anything recommended. Personally, we would bet that whatever you choose, you will not regret it, but you cannot give anything for asking.

So, if you intend to visit an honest old Bohemian restaurant while wandering around Prague, you will not go wrong at the U Pravdů restaurant. Whether we are talking about food, drink or the overall concept, everything here is exactly as it should be. The place is in a great location, you will feel the atmosphere of a traditional Czech restaurant in the best possible sense of the word and you will be delighted by its offer. This is what a proper cultural and gastronomic experience should look like.

Žitná 1701/15, Prague 1

+420 222 233 915

ISTANBUL KEBAB

Krakovská 593/19, Prague 1

Phone: +420 777 917 380

www.istanbulkebab.cz

Žizkov pub with a unique collection of antiques offers a non-smoking section, cellar seating, table football, jukebox, TV sport matches, wi-fi and at least 10 kinds of beer on tap including its own wheat unfiltered beer Sádek 11°. This pub is appreciated by late diners - from Tuesday to Saturday the kitchen works until 4AM! The menu is made up of Czech and international cuisine, including vegetarian dishes or breakfast and lunch menu. They will let you in even with a dog and as a souvenir you can get a beer gift basket.

TITANIC STEAK&BEER

Štěpánská 24, Prague 1

Phone: +420 296 226 282 www.titanicrestaurant.cz

The Steak&Beer restaurant, with a friendly family atmosphere, will surprise you with its unconventional interior with the nostalgia of the legendary ocean liner Titanic. The flagship dish is the 400g Double Rib Eye steak with pepper sauce, perfectly complemented by crispy fries made with sweet potatoes. For a refreshing touch, a chilled Czech Lager Beer pairs wonderfully. All dishes are prepared with love and care. We look forward to your visit.

The first kebab in Prague! Are you longing for Turkish food? Visit Istanbul Kebab. We recommend trying the Turkish pizza and you will be surprised with its form. Vegetarians will be able to choose meals too. As mentioned at the beginning, Istanbul Kebab belongs to the fast food category so the opportunity to take away your food is natural thing. However when you have time you can find seating there and you can taste the traditional Turkish tea along.

YORI RESTAURANT

Masarykovo nábř. 246/12, Prague 1

Phone: +420 792 397 906 www.yorirestaurant.cz

Welcome to YORI Restaurant, an oasis of authentic Vietnamese-Thai flavors and a paradise for Asian cuisine lovers! Experience the vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and unforgettable tastes of our dishes. Indulge in specialties like tender Vietnamese rolls, rich Thai curries, and flavorful vegan options. Enjoy an exotic atmosphere with real bamboo. Visit us at Masarykovo nábř. 246/12, Prague 1. Call +420 792 397 906.

Prague 1

KFC Václavské nám. 40

KFC Blaník, Václavské nám. 56

KFC Kaprova 14

KFC Národní 25

KFC Palladium, Náměstí republiky

Prague 2

KFC IPP, Jugoslávská 8

Prague 3

KFC OC Flora, Vinohradská ul. 151

Prague 4

KFC Budějovická, Olbrachtova 1929/62

KFC OC Chodov, Roztylská 2321/19

KFC Arkády Pankrác, Na Pankráci 86

KFC Prague Gate DT, Türkova 5

KFC Kačerov DT, Ke Garážím 1557/4

KFC OC Novo Plaza, Novodvorská 1800

Prague 5

KFC Anděl, Plzeňská 2

KFC OC Nový Smíchov, Plzeňská 8

KFC Metropole Zličín, Řevnická 121/1

KFC Strakonická DT, Strakonická 64

KFC Globus DT, Sárská 124

KFC Bucharova DT, Bucharova 2991/16a

KFC OC Lužiny, Archeologická 2256/1

KFC Slivenec DT, K Barrandovu 1231

Prague 6

KFC Dejvice, Vítězné nám. 1

KFC Evropská DT, Etiopská 686/3

KFC Airport, Letiště Václava Havla, Aviatická 1017/2

KFC OC Šestka, Fajtlova 1090/1

KFC Karlovarská DT, Karlovarská 1711/99a

Prague 7

KFC Centrum Stromovka, Veletržní 24

Prague 8

KFC Centrum Krakov, Lodžská 850/6

KFC OD Ládví, Střelničná 1660

Prague 9

KFC OC Letňany, Veselská 663

KFC Centrum Černý Most, Chlumecká 765/6

KFC Černý Most DT, Chlumecká 2461

KFC OC Harfa, Českomoravská 2420/15a

KFC NC Fénix, Freyova 945/35

KFC Čakovice DT, Kostelecká

Prague 10

KFC Europark Štěrboholy, Nákupní ul. 3

KFC Štěrboholská DT, Jižní spojka 1619

KFC NC Eden, U Slavie 1527/3

Seznam restaurací v Praze List of KFC restaurants in Prague

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PIZZERIA CARLLINO

PIZZERIA CARLLINO

Thámova 26, Prague 8 – Karlín

Thámova 26, Praha 8 – Karlín /carllino.cz, Tel.: +420 222 311 522, www.carllino.cz

Phone: +420 222 311 522

/carllinokarlin, www.carllino.cz

Co čekat od pizzerie Carllino? Příjemné prostředí, milý personál a výtečnou italskou kuchyně. Klasickou italskou pizzu zde pro vás pečou na dřevě v kamenné peci. V jídelním lístku najdete nejenom typické domácí těstoviny a noky, ale také nabídku lahodných křehkých hovězích steaků či pokrmů z čerstvých ryb. Každý týden šéfkuchař připravuje speciální menu, které rozhodně stojí za ochutnání. Rádi vám proto pomohou nejen s pořádáním osobních i firemních akcí, ale také sestaví menu přesně podle vašich představ.

V CÍPU

Michalská 25, Prague 1

Phone: +420 775 007 107 www.vcipu.cz

The classic Old Bohemian pub V Cípu is just a few steps from Nascences Square and inside you can find a rustic, bright interior, good beer and food. The menu is a good combination of beer, pork and chicken snacks and local specialties. V Cípu is not just a place for pleasant dining and a tasty meal or to just hand out with friends, but also an ideal place for corporate events, family celebrations.

What to expect at Carllino Pizzeria? A cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and excellent Italian cuisine. Traditional Italian pizza is baked on wood in a stone oven for authentic flavor. The menu features not only classic homemade pasta and gnocchi but also tender beef steaks and fresh seafood dishes. Every week, the chef creates a special menu worth trying. Conveniently located right by Křižíkova metro station, the restaurant is also dog friendly, so feel free to bring your furry companion. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy authentic Italian desserts and coffee. Perfect for personal or corporate events, with tailored menus to suit your needs.

U RUDOLFINA

Křížovnická 10, Prague 1

Phone: +420 222 328 758 /urudolfina www.urudolfina.cz

You‘re in Prague for the first time and don‘t know where you and your friends can enjoy a professionally shot beer? Then hurrah to Rudolfino‘s popular brewery, which not only offers a pleasant setting , but especially serves the very perfect Pilsen beer. At Rudolfino‘s it has a great taste of golden mocha with an honest foam vintage so you certainly don‘t fall short of visiting here. The dining menu awaits you with both classics of Czech cuisine (ancient Czech roast duck, sirloin,on cream, fried “syrecky”) and various kinds of meats (pork, beef, poultry, chicken) and something lighter (Ceasar‘s salad, roasted goat cheese).We recommend going on an excellent lunch menu.

out on this one-of-a-kind culinary and cultural experience. Mon – Sun 12–10 PM

PIVO KARLÍN

Pernerova 691/42 Prague 8 - Karlín

Phone: +420 602 211 525

/Pivo Karlín, www.pivokarlin.cz

Restaurant with its own brewery in the Karlín district of Prague. The premises offer the possibility of large celebrations, teambuilding, parties and events of all kinds. They specialize in breeding pork meats such as Mangalice, Iberico, Duroc and others. Good food needs to be properly washed down, so they have their own brewery with an interesting range of beers (I.P.A., ALE, seasonal beers and of course their famous Beer Karlín 11). We recommend making a reservation.

STEAK & BEER

THE PUB

Veleslavínova 3, Prague 1

Phone: +420 222 312 296

/thepubpraha1, /thepubprague www.thepub.cz

The PUB has everything needed for a relaxing evening - modern facilities, fully stocked bar, delicious food and excellent service. But there is one essential detail, which will make the party better with an amazing experience, and which no other beer restaurants can offer - you can tap the beer by yourself in the each PUB! Tables have their own beer taps

TŘI GRÁCIE

Novotného lávka 200/3, Prague 1

Phone: +420 778 961 971 /restauracetrigracie www.trigracie.cz

In the very heart of Prague at the Vltava River embankment, the newly opened Bar - Restaurant Tři Grácie awaits you in all its glory. It will offer you everything starting from small treats, lunches, to romantic candlelit dinners with good Moravian wine, all in the style of modern, yet classic Czech cuisine. Come and enjoy the kind arms, unique atmosphere and breath taking views.

with Pilsner Urquell. Each tap is equipped with a touch screen that shows you the beer consumption, allows you to call the staff, order food and much more.

MALOSTRANSKÁ BESEDA

Malostranské náměstí 35/21, Prague 1

Phone: +420 257 409 104 /malostranskabeseda www.malostranska-beseda.cz

Pub Malostranské besedy is situated in thei second part of the basement, which is accessible via a separate staircase from the entrance hall of the building. Style, equipment and coziness reminds traditional pub of Malá Strana (Lesser Side), which have been in Prague since ancient times. They serves particularly fast meals and small snacks to beer. Beer brands are represented by Pilsner Urquell and Kozel. It is a Czech pub as it should be - with great beer, good Czech food and pleasant service, where you will leave a good tip. It won‘t hurt you because the prices are set very rationally.

HOTEL CLEMENTIN

Seminářská 4/176, Prague 1

Phone: +420 606 787 955

www.clementin.cz

Nestled in the heart of Prague’s Old Town, Hotel Clementin boasts the title of the city’s narrowest hotel (only 3,28 m. Hotel offers cozy and elegantly furnished rooms, providing an intimate atmosphere for its guests. With its unique historical architecture and warm hospitality, it creates a one-of-a-kind experience. Its prime location allows easy access to major attractions, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking a memorable stay in a historic setting.

VINTAGE DESIGN HOTEL SAX

Jánský vršek 3, Prague 1

Phone: +420 775 859 694 www.hotelsax.cz

Located in the picturesque streets of Lesser Town, this hotel is renowned for its retro-inspired interiors. Each room is uniquely decorated with mid-century furniture and vibrant colors, creating a nostalgic yet stylish atmosphere. The hotel’s rooftop terrace offers breathtaking views, and guests can unwind in the tranquil courtyard or enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet. Perfect for design enthusiasts and couples, this boutique hotel guarantees a memorable stay in Prague.

MEETME23

Washingtonova 1568/23, Prague 1

Phone: +420 601 023 023

www.meetme23.com

Located near the main train station, MeetMe23 is a modern and stylish hotel that combines contemporary design with playful elements. The hotel features both private and shared rooms, catering to a diverse range of travelers. Its quirky decor and interactive installations immerse guests in a vibrant and creative atmosphere. With friendly staff and great on-site amenities, MeetMe23 guarantees a memorable and unconventional lodging experience.

/vebaht, /vebabytovytextil www.eshop.veba.com

Company VEBA is a traditional producer of jacquard woven cotton fabrics and in this segment ranks to the most important manufacturers in the world. The company concentrates on the production of clothing and household textiles. It uses the state-of-the art textile technology of today and nearly 90% of its products are exported, mainly to Africa and Europe. Top designers give VEBA products a high aesthetic quality in tune with today´s global trends.

HARLEY‘S BAR

A place where nothing is forbidden and where even the biggest lambs become nocturnal animals. If Mirek Dušín were to enter this establishment, he would become a rock star. You want to experience a really wild party that you cannot get home from until dawn? Harley’s Bar will not disappoint.

Welcome to one of the most exciting clubs in Prague. And this is no newcomer. Harley’s Bar in Dlouhá Street is now a legend, and its patrons cannot get enough of it. They have good reason to keep coming back. Actually, they have several reasons.

Reason number one: You love rock and independence. Both of which are reflected in the atmosphere of the place in the best possible way. If you have a problem with one or the other, move on

down the block. This place would make you feel like Alice in Wonderland after you have ingested the sponges.

The second reason: the drink menu is really great. The cocktails are the backbone of the place and it is no problem to agree with the bartender on almost anything if he has on hand. A bonus is the excellent prices for a similar location.

And the third reason? Absolutely luxurious location! Harley’s Bar is just a few steps away from the Old Town Square. In practice, this means that it does not matter what time your excursion to this “Hell on Earth” (pun intended) ends. You will always be close to the various modes of public transport and the swarm of taxi drivers that regularly circle the club until the morning.

You will have an assault on your senses during the evening. And not only with great music and other visitors (there’s a lot to see), but also thanks to the bartenders who do not like to bore their customers and therefore regularly organize spectacular fire shows. And it does not stop there. If the ladies take a liking to the bartender, he might just put Jack in your mouth from a bottle right on the bar. And do not worry, gentlemen, it is not just for the fairer sex. Harley’s has its fair share of feisty female bartenders.

So, what do you mean by Harley’s Bar? Well, it is a place where no one is bored, where you will easily kick back one drink after another, where you can dance on the table on weekends and weekdays, and where the bartenders party with you. It is a club that brings out a whole other side of people. It is a place to party or have a birthday party. Why? Because they will be as wild as the place itself – the bartenders will chain you up, tie you to the wall, pour ice in your pants, spray you with whipped cream, in short, they will prove to you that they enjoy their work and you will have fun with them.

So, if you prefer a rock blast to pop pomade and you are sick of all those glitzy venues with shamrocks in tight pants and girls looking like plastic mannequins, head to Harley’s Bar, which will offer you the atmosphere of a proper American rock venue. The attentive service, with the added bonus of a midnight fire show, special drinks, music all night that will get everyone rocking, and an atmosphere you will not forget. Just a party that will get you in the mood for the next day.

Dlouhá 704, Prague 1 - Staré Město Phone: +420 602 419 111 /Harlys Bar www.harlys.cz

HARLY‘S BAR

TRATTORIA DA ADI

Oldřichova 251/3, Prague 2

Phone: +420 774 540 350

www.da-adi.cz

Trattoria Da Adi is a newly opened establishment in Prague’s Nusle district. The restaurant, inspired by traditional Italian trattorias, offers authentic Italian cuisine in a family and friendly atmosphere. The menu includes Neapolitan pizza, fresh pasta and other specialties prepared according to traditional recipes.The interior of the restaurant can accommodate up to 40 guests and in the summer months there is an outdoor garden with a capacity of 20 seats.

U TŘÍ RŮŽÍ

Husova 10, Prague 1

Phone: +420 601 588 281

www.u3r.cz

If you walk in Husová Street in the city center, you clearly need to hop “on the one” (or maybe even more) into a microbrewery U tří růží. This stylish non-smoking restaurant focuses on traditional recipes of Czech and Moravian cuisine. High quality beer is provided by an experienced brewmaster Robert Maňák, winner of many prestigious awards. Beer in the brewery at U tří růží is brewed using modern technologies, from high-quality raw materials and with the highest standards.

FLY VISTA

Národní 63/26, Prague 1

Phone: +420 720 772 004

ww.flyvista.cz

Fly Vista is a new rooftop bar and restaurant that offers not only a great gastronomic experience, but also a breathtaking view of Prague. Located in the newly opened Máj department store on Národní třída, this stylish establishment offers a choice of over 100 champagnes, delicious cocktails and dishes that can be enjoyed at any time of the day - from breakfast to dinner. Aged meat is the specialty of the establishment, while drink lovers will appreciate the signature cocktails.

VOJANŮV DVŮR

U Lužického semináře 21, Prague 1

Phone: +420 601 233 233 www.vojanuvdvur.cz

The brewery and restaurant Vojanův dvůr is located in the Lesser Town, in the historical premises of the original 13thcentury bishopric court. In July 2018, the brewery was inaugurated so that Vojanův dvůr became the first mini-brewery in Malá Strana. Chef Jaroslav Šimáček prepares delicacies of traditional Czech and Moravian cuisine in a modern concept. The restaurant with a capacity of up to 300 seats offers plenty of space both inside and outside the spacious summer garden.

YANG GUOFU MALATANG

Perlová 365/10, Prague 1

Phone: +420 727 801 802

/ygf.malatang_cz

Experience authentic Chinese flavors at Yang Guofu Malatang, now in the heart of Prague. Famous for its customizable spicy malatang , the restaurant offers fresh ingredients, rich broths, and spice levels tailored to your taste. Combining traditional Chinese cuisine with a modern dining experience, Yang Guofu is the perfect spot to enjoy a warm, flavorful meal in a cozy atmosphere. A must-visit for food lovers seeking a cultural and culinary adventure!

MI SUSHI

Národní 63/26 (Máj Národní -2nd floor), Prague 1, Phone: +420 608 558 930

www.misushi.cz

Discover a unique gourmet experience at the Mi Sushi, first restaurant in the Czech Republic to introduce an exclusive All You Can Eat À la Carte menu. This concept offers unlimited high-quality dishes, including fresh sushi, fusion rolls, grilled meats, seafood, noodles, and more—all beautifully presented. The luxurious interior, attentive service, and relaxing ambiance create the perfect setting for an unforgettable dining experience.

REDUTA JAZZ CLUB

Národní 116/20, Prague 1

Phone: +420 737 773 343

www.redutajezzclub.cz

Reduta Jazz Club, Prague’s oldest jazz clubs, offers an unforgettable live music experience in the city’s center. Known for its atmosphere, it regularly hosts both local and international jazz performances. While the focus is on music, visitors can also enjoy a wide selection of drinks and wines, making it the perfect spot to unwind while enjoying great tunes. Whether you’re a jazz fan or simply looking for a lively night out, Reduta offers a unique and memorable experience.

JAZZ DOCK

Janáčkovo nábřeží 2, Prague 5

Phone: +420 774 058 838 www.jazzdock.cz

Jazz Dock, located on the Vltava River in Prague, offers an unforgettable jazz experience in a sleek, modern space. With live performances from both international and local artists, it’s the perfect place to enjoy quality music in a relaxed atmosphere. You can savor expertly crafted cocktails or a glass of wine while listening to jazz in a cozy setting. JazzDock is known for its fantastic acoustics, offering a unique experience for all music lovers.

THE GLOBE BOOKSTORE & CAFÉ

Pštrossova 1923/6, Prague 1

Phone: +420 224 934 203

www.globebookstore.cz

The Globe Bookstore & Café offers a cozy atmosphere with regular live music performances in the heart of Prague. This place combines a love for books and good food, with a menu offering sandwiches, salads, and cakes, perfect for a relaxed evening. Enjoy live acoustic performances while sipping a coffee or cocktail. It’s a great spot for those who want to combine culture, music, and great food in one place.

ROCKY O’REILLY‘S

Štěpánská 32, Prague 1

Phone: +420 777 794 503 www.rockyoreillys.cz

Lively and vibrant pub offering a range of traditional Irish food and drinks. This cozy spot frequently hosts live music performances, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The menu includes hearty pub fare, with dishes like Irish stew, fish and chips, and a selection of beers. If you’re enjoying a meal with friends or some live entertainment, Rocky O’Reilly’s offers a fun night out in the heart of Prague.

BALANCE CLUB BRUMLOVKA

Michelská 2710/15, Prague 4

Phone: +420 234 749 811

www.balanceclub.cz

Balance Club Brumlovka offers a luxu-

SOMS THAI STUDIO

Moravská 20, Prague 2

Phone: +420 222 516 403

www.soms-thai.cz

Smaller massage studio with a family atmosphere offers a perfect experience of certificated Thai masseuses (of course native Thai women) who have rich experience not only in Thailand but also from the Czech Republic. They offer traditional Thai massage, reflexology foot massage, Thai or peeling oil massage and many others. Till the 31st of December 2014 are some types of massages discounted.

HOTEL AMBASSADOR

Václavské náměstí 5, Prague 1

Phone: +420 224 193 833

www.ambassador.cz

In the hotel complex, you’ll find the Thai & Wellness Club, a specialist not only in traditional Thai massages by certified Thai professionals but also in a wide range of relaxation and wellness therapies. All treatments are carried out in private rooms with en-suite bathrooms, using high-quality oils suitable for all skin types.You can access either directly from the pedestrian area of Wenceslas Square or by taking the elevator from the hotel’s Lobby Bar.

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ROYAL SHANTI

Phone: + 420 777 323 400

Email: info@shan�royal.cz

Web: www.royalshan�.cz

Address: Odborů 263/2 (corner Myslíkova 22)

120 00 Nové Město, Praha 2

NA VERANDÁCH

Nádražní 84, Praha 5

PLATNÉŘSKÁ

Platnéřská 88/9, Praha 1

BRNO-LÍSKOVEC

U Hřiště 640, Brno

BRNO-LÍŠEŇ

Jírova 2609/2, 628 00 Brno

BRNO-VAŇKOVKA

Ve Vaňkovce 462, Brno

BRNO-ZELENÝ TRH

Starobrněnská 334/3, Brno

ČESKÉ BUDĚJOVICE-ČESKÁ

Česká 141/66, České Budějovice

ČESKÉ BUDĚJOVICE-IGY

Pražská tř. 1247/24, České Budějovice

HRADEC KRÁLOVÉ

Špitálská 150/10, Hradec Králové

LIBEREC

nám. Soukenné 115/6, Liberec

OLOMOUC

Michalská 206/2, Olomouc

PLZEŇ

Martinská 10, Plzeň

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