Bedeker Prague 7-9 - 2026 by Fiestis s.r.o

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VISIT MUSEUM KAMPA

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. “Dear Adriena...” marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of the most important figures in Czech post-war art and a friend of the founder of the Museum Kampa, Meda Mládková. The exhibition aims to present her work to contemporary generations. František Pavlů – Two Forms is a retrospective of a sculptor and member of the Concretists and Miloš Ševčík – Resonance reveals vibrant masterpieces inspired by undersea life, blending radiant colors with inner tension.

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

PALLADIUM A

STYLISH STOP IN THE HEART OF PRAGUE

Prague has its grand landmarks, hidden alleyways, and cafés that keep drawing you back. Then there are places that bring everything together: the atmosphere of the historic city centre, contemporary style, great coffee, fashion, beauty, and excellent food. One of them is PALLADIUM shopping centre at Republic Square, just a short walk from Old Town Square, the Powder Tower, and the Municipal House.

Behind its iconic façade in the very heart of the city, you’ll find nearly 200 shops, restaurants, and services – making it the perfect stop between sightseeing, business meetings, or evening plans. PALLADIUM is more than just a shopping centre. It is an urban meeting point where you can treat yourself to a new outfit, a beauty ritual, a quick lunch, a sweet break, or simply enjoy a pleasant stop while exploring Prague.

This season has brought several exciting additions to PALLADIUM. A major fashion highlight is the newly opened Victoria’s Secret store on Level +1, bringing the brand’s iconic world of lingerie, loungewear, fragrances, and beauty products to the centre of Prague. Men looking to refresh their wardrobe can visit Feratt, a new destination for suits and elegant menswear, while fans

of shoes, handbags, and accessories can explore the new ALDO store on Level -1.

The beauty offering has also expanded in recent months. Among the latest arrivals are Ksisters, specialising in Korean skincare, the fragrant world of Bath & Body Works, and Glouw Nails, Hair & Spa. Together, they provide the perfect excuse for a beauty break between shopping and sightseeing – from a new scented body cream to a fresh manicure.

When it’s time to recharge, take PALLADIUM’s iconic glass escalator up to Tasty Garden on Level +2. Here, you’ll find well-known fast-food brands alongside flavours from around the

world: Asian cuisine, running sushi, Thai dishes, Lebanese specialities, Vietnamese bánh mì, Indian cuisine, Neapolitan pizza, burgers, waffles, fresh juices, and ice cream. The newest addition is Dhaba Beas, an international vegetarian and vegan restaurant offering a lighter lunch option in the middle of the day.

And the sweet treats don’t stop there. A new rolled ice cream stand has recently opened on Level -2, and in August, PALLADIUM will welcome Matcha Crew – a must-visit for matcha lovers, refreshing drinks, and trendy grab-and-go treats.

Whether you are visiting Prague for the first time or returning for its unique atmosphere, PALLADIUM is a stop that easily earns a place on your itinerary. Slow down for a moment, enjoy a coffee, discover a new brand, pick up something special, or simply experience the city from a different perspective – stylish, comfortable, and right in the heart of Prague.

Practical Tips

Visitors residing outside the EU can take advantage of the Downtown Refund Service by Global Blue at the Information Kiosk, allowing VAT refund processing before visiting the customs office. Families with young children will appreciate the children’s play area on Level +2 next to Bageterie Boulevard. And if you are driving into the city centre, PALLADIUM offers convenient 24/7 parking. Current parking availability can be checked on the PALLADIUM website or via the PALLADIUM KLUB mobile app.

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

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Phone.: +420 225 770 260 infokiosek@palladiumpraha.cz www.palladiumpraha.cz

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THE PŘEMYSLIDS

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[→]WELCOME TO PRAGUE!

Whether you’ve just landed by plane, arrived by train, bus, or car, here is the latest practical information (2026) on how to reach the city centre efficiently and without overpaying.

↓ PRAGUE BY PLANE

Václav Havel Airport Prague is located about 17 kilometres northwest of the city centre. After arrival, you will find currency exchange offices as well as ATMs in the terminals, although withdrawing cash is usually the more favourable option.

For assistance, you can contact the airport’s general information line (+420 220 111 888), which operates nonstop, or the Lost and Found service at +420 220 115 005.

↓ HOW TO GET TO THE CITY CENTER

Reaching the centre of Prague takes approximately 25 to 40 minutes by car, depending on traffic, or around 35 to 50 minutes if you use public transport.

↓...BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Public transport remains the most affordable and reliable way to reach the city. Tickets can be purchased easily at vending machines, in kiosks, via the PID Lítačka mobile app, or simply by using a contactless card directly on buses and trams, and at ticket machines in the metro.

The current ticket prices are 30 CZK for a 30-minute transfer ticket and 40 CZK for a 90-minute transfer ticket, both allowing unlimited transfers within the time limit. Longer options include a 24-hour ticket for 120 CZK and a 72-hour ticket for 330 CZK. Luggage is included in the basic fare at no extra charge.

The most common connection from the airport is trolleybus 59, which runs frequently throughout the day (approximately every 3–10 minutes) and takes passengers to Nádraží Veleslavín, where you can transfer to Metro Line A. The journey takes about 15–20 minutes, and from there it is a direct metro ride to the city centre.

Another option is Bus 100, which connects the airport with Zličín on Metro Line B. Although slightly less convenient for reaching the historic centre, it can be useful depending on your destination.

The Airport Express bus provides a direct connection between the airport and the Main Railway Station, with a travel time of around 35 minutes. This service operates on a special fare (around 100–120 CZK) and is mainly intended for passengers transferring to trains.

If you arrive late at night, night bus services operate from the airport and connect to night tram lines, which replace metro services during nighttime hours.

↓...BY TAXI

For those who prefer a more comfortable transfer, taxis and ride-hailing services are readily available at the airport. The official partner service at Václav Havel Airport is Uber, which offers transparent pricing and easy booking via the app or airport kiosks.

Alternatively, services such as Bolt are widely used in Prague. A typical journey to the city centre costs between 400 and 800 CZK, depending on traffic and demand. It is generally recommended to avoid unlicensed taxis and instead use official or app-based services

↓...BY TRAIN

International and domestic trains arrive at Prague Main Railway Station (Praha hlavní nádraží), which is conveniently located close to the city

centre. The station is directly connected to Metro Line C, and Wenceslas Square is only a short walk away.

The station has undergone extensive renovation and now offers modern facilities, including shops, cafés, and fast-food restaurants.

↓...BY BUS

Florenc is Prague’s central bus station and serves both domestic and international routes. It is located near the city centre and is directly connected to Metro Lines B and C. The station has also been modernised and offers clean, well-organised spaces, food options, and clear digital boards displaying departures and arrivals.

↓...BY CAR

Travelling to Prague by car can be challenging due to heavy traffic and limited parking options in the city centre. Street parking is divided into zones, and blue zones are reserved for residents, with strict enforcement.

Visitors are therefore advised to use Park and Ride (P+R) facilities located near major roads and metro stations, allowing easy access to the city centre via public transport.

↓...BY SUBWAY

Prague’s metro system consists of three lines: Line A (green), Line B (yellow), and Line C (red). The network is well designed and provides fast connections to most important locations across the city.

Metro services run daily from approximately 5:00 a.m. until midnight.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Prague’s public transport system is clear, efficient, and reliable, with an extensive network covering the entire city. The fares remain very affordable – 30 CZK for a 30-minute ticket and 40 CZK for a 90-minute ticket.

Tickets can be purchased from vending machines located in all metro stations and at many tram stops (accepting coins and, in most cases, contactless cards), as well as in most tobacco shops and kiosks. You can also buy a mobile (SMS) ticket by sending a text message to 90206. SMS tickets are mainly available for local Czech mobile numbers and may not work reliably for international visitors.

Another convenient option is the PID Lítačka mobile app, which is available for both iOS and Android. It is fully accessible to foreign visitors and allows you to purchase tickets, search for connections, and manage your transport easily without needing SMS or paper tickets. arriving 10

Long-term tickets:

24-hour ticket: 120 CZK

72-hour (3-day) ticket: 330 CZK

Single tickets:

30 minutes (transfer ticket): 30 CZK

90 minutes (transfer ticket): 40 CZK

Don’t forget to validate your ticket when first entering the metro or boarding a tram or bus (insert the ticket into one of the yellow validation machines to print the date and time).

SMS tickets:

Send an SMS with the code to 90206:

DPT30 – 30-minute ticket for 30 CZK

DPT40 – 90-minute ticket for 40 CZK

DPT120 – 24-hour ticket for 120 CZK

DPT330 – 72-hour ticket for 330 CZK

More information about Prague’s public transport, including current fares, network maps, and service updates, can be found on www.dpp.cz. For personalised assistance (such as help with route planning, ticket types, or service changes) you can also call the free customer infoline at +420 296 191 817, which is available daily and provides support in English and other languages.

For over 1000 years, Prague has been one of the main political, cultural and economic centres of the Czech lands. Having served as an imperial seat, most notably under Charles IV and later Rudolf II, it also had the status of the Holy Roman Empire capital. The city’s recorded history dates back to around 870, with the foundation of Prague Castle, although evidence shows the area had been inhabited since the Stone Age. The city flourished during the 14th century, under the reign of Charles IV, who, among other deeds, ordered the construction of landmarks such as Charles Bridge and St. Vitus Cathedral, and Charles University, one of the oldest universities in Central Europe. Prague was then one of the most important cities in Europe. Now home to some 1.2 million inhabitants, Prague became the capital of the newly established state of Czechoslovakia in 1918, with the end of World War I and the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1992, Prague’s historic centre became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is currently one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations.

CHRÁM MATKY BOŽÍ PŘED TÝNEM

PRAGUE 1, STAROMĚSTSKÉ NÁMĚSTÍ

The Church of Our Lady before Týn (Kostel Matky Boží před Týnem) is located in Prague’s Old Town, near Old Town Square. Its construction took place from the mid-14th century to the early decades of the 16th century. It is one of Prague’s most artistically and architecturally significant churches, known for its well-preserved interior. Its western façade, facing the square, is one of Prague’s most iconic landmarks.

PRAŠNÁ BRÁNA

PRAGUE 1, NÁMĚSTÍ REPUBLIKY 5

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 from Kutná Hora was transported to the royal treasury, led. The Powder Gate was built in place of the older Gate tower, which formed part of the Old Town fortifications from the time of Václav II‘s reign. The older tower was known as the Mountain Gate. The Powder Gate served both as a ceremonial gateway and a customs collection point.

STAROMĚSTSKÝ ORLOJ

PRAGUE 1, STAROMĚTSKÉ NÁMĚSTÍ

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.

VRTBA GARDEN

Karmelitská 25, Prague 1

Nestled on the slopes of Petřín Hill, Vrtba Garden is one of the finest Baroque gardens in Prague and even north of the Alps. Built between 1715 and 1720 for Count Jan Josef of Vrtba, it forms part of the Vrtba Palace complex in the charming Malá Strana district. Designed by František Maxmilián Kaňka, the garden is a beautiful example of an Italian-style terraced layout. Visitors can admire sculptures by Matyáš Bernard Braun and frescoes by Václav Vavřinec Reiner in the elegant sala terrena. Rich greenery, hedges, statues, and a fountain create a harmonious setting with views over Prague. Carefully restored in the 1990s, the garden remains a preserved Baroque gem open to the public.

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 PRAGUE

Malostranské náměstí, Prague 1

Phone: +420 257 534 215

www.stnicholas.cz

The church of Saint Nicholas at the Lesser Town is one of Europe‘s most prominent 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, you can climb 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.

FATA MORGANA GREENHOUSE

Trojská 800/19, Prague 7 www.botanicka.cz

NOVÝ SVĚT

Hradčany, Nový Svět, Prague 1

Many people do not have any idea that 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.

Fata Morgana Greenhouse in Prague offers a unique journey through exotic landscapes all year round. This modern, S-shaped structure is built into rocky terrain, creating a natural backdrop for diverse plant life. Inside, visitors explore three climate zones across 1,750 m², featuring tropical and subtropical flora along a 225-meter path. The first section showcases dry tropics, including Australian bush, Madagascar plants, and vegetation from Mexico and southern Africa. It’s an ideal escape into nature for families and curious explorers alike, right in the city, perfect for all ages, offering a peaceful and inspiring experience.

LETNÁ

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Perched high above the Vltava River, Letná offers one of the most captivating views in all of Prague. This leafy neighborhood blends relaxed local life with a quietly vibrant cultural scene. Start your stroll in Letná Park, where wide paths lead to breathtaking panoramas of bridges and red rooftops. At its heart stands the Metronome, a striking symbol of the city’s shifting history. As the day softens, the famous Letná Beer Garden fills with laughter, clinking glasses, and the golden glow of sunset through chestnut trees. Skaters, artists, and friends gather here, giving the area its effortlessly cool energy. Just beyond lies Stromovka Park, a vast green escape perfect for a quiet wander. Close to the center yet far from the crowds, Letná is Prague at its most authentic—open, creative, and alive.

Regular concerts in the Spanish Synagogue

Vězeňská 1, Praha 1

The most beautiful synagogue in Europe

5 times a week

Bernstein, Gershwin, Mozart, Vivaldi Programme:

Bolero, Carmina Burana, Hallelujah

THE ODYSSEY

Homer’s The Odyssey is undoubtedly one of the greatest stories of human civilization. That is precisely why Christopher Nolan, one of the most acclaimed filmmakers of our time, has taken on the legendary tale, bringing his signature epic scale to the story of one man’s unwavering determination to return home after an endless war.

Odysseus (Matt Damon) is the king of the Greek island of Ithaca who, according to legend and Homer’s epic poem, devised the famous Trojan Horse, helping the Greeks deceive the defenders of Troy and finally bring the long and exhausting siege to an end. Once the war is over, Odysseus longs for only one thing: to return home to his wife Penelope (Anne Hathaway) and his son Telemachus (Tom Holland).

But according to myth, his actions have angered the gods, who decide to make his journey home as difficult as possible. It is for this reason that the word “odyssey” has become synonymous with a long and arduous journey filled with obstacles that pull a traveler away from their destination rather than toward it. While Odysseus battles gods, giants, the enchanting sorceress Circe, and countless other dangers, Penelope must

fend off the suitors determined to claim both her hand and the throne of Ithaca.

Christopher Nolan is renowned for his commitment to practical filmmaking, preferring real locations and in-camera effects over digital solutions whenever possible. “When I write, I try to visualize the film and see it through the eyes of the audience,” Nolan explains. “And when I shoot, I want that audience to feel as though they are inside the film itself. I want them to be inside the Horse, standing on the deck of Odysseus’s ship.”

One of the most anticipated films of the year will be available not only in digital projection, but also in traditional 35mm and the spectacular 70mm IMAX format. In addition to the subtitled version, a dubbed release will also be available, ensuring that audiences of all ages can experience this extraordinary adventure.

Action / Adventure / Historical / Fantasy / Drama US / UK, 2026

Director: Christopher Nolan

Stars: Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong‘o, Zendaya, Charlize Theron, Jon Bernthal, Benny Safdie, John Leguizamo, Himesh Patel

Release date: 16. 7. 2026

KARLOVY VARY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2026

Date: 3. 7. 2026 – 11. 7. 2026

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) is the most prestigious film event in the Czech Republic and the country‘s only festival classified as a Category A event, alongside renowned festivals such as Cannes, Berlin, and Venice. Celebrating its 60th edition, the festival will once again offer hundreds of screenings, meetings with filmmakers, and a rich accompanying programme.

The festival‘s history dates back to 1946, when its first edition was held in Mariánské Lázně. Four years later, it found its permanent home in Karlovy Vary and gradually became one of the most important cultural events in Central Europe. Each year, the festival honours outstanding figures of world cinema with the Crystal Globe for Outstanding Artistic Contribution to World Cinema.

The iconic Thermal Hotel remains the heart of the festival, although screenings take place in numerous venues throughout the city. Visitors can easily navigate the festival thanks to the digital Festival Pass+ and the Vodafone KVIFF Guide app, which provides programme information, venue maps, and ticket reservation services.

The festival also places a strong emphasis on accessibility and sustainability. Special festival shuttle buses will operate free of charge throughout the city, while Festival Pass holders can take advantage of shared bicycles. The Cinema Without Barriers initiative helps make the festival accessible to visitors with disabilities. Karlovy Vary and the festival offer a wide range of accommodation options, from five-star hotels near the famous colonnades to the popular festival campsite.

MOANA

Adventure / Comedy / Family / Fantasy / Musical, US, 2026

Director: Thomas Kail

Stars: Catherine Laga‘aia, Dwayne Johnson, Frankie Adams, Rena Owen, John Tui

Release date: 9. 7. 2026

In Disney’s live-action adaptation of the beloved and hugely successful animated adventure, the fearless Moana (Catherine Laga‘aia) sets sail beyond the shores of her island home, Motunui. Answering the call of the ocean, she joins forces with the once-mighty demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson), and together they embark on a perilous voyage filled with dangers, mythical creatures, and ancient secrets.Along the way, they face challenges that test their courage, friendship, and sense of identity, as they fight to protect their people and secure the future of their homeland.

EVIL DEAD: BURNED ALIVE

Horror, US, 2026

Director: Sébastien Vaniček

Stars: Souheila Yacoub, Hunter Doohan, Luciane Buchanan, Tandi Wright, Maude Davey, George Pullar, Greta van den Brink

Release date: 9. 7. 2026

THE PŘEMYSLIDS: A RULING DYNASTY AND ITS AGE

Historical Building of the National Museum Wenceslas Square 68, Prague 1, www.nm.cz

CONTEMPORARY CZECH ART IN ONE EXHIBITION

Prague City Gallery, Mariánské náměstí 98/1, Prague 1, Phone: +420 222 310 489 www.ghmp.cz

How is the Czech art scene evolving?

Expanding Our Collection: Acquisitions 2013–2025 at Prague City Gallery presents established names alongside a new generation of artists. Discover painting, photography, sculpture, light and AI-based installations, as well as Ivan Kafka’s monumental object installation with more than 600 arrows suspended in mid-air.

Evil Dead: Burned Alive delivers the most brutal and terrifying experience yet in the legendary Evil Dead franchise, unleashing a brand-new chapter of bloody carnage and demonic chaos. The story follows the grieving Alice (Souheila Yacoub), who, after the loss of her husband, seeks comfort with her relatives at their remote family home. But as is often the case in the Evil Dead universe, her arrival sets off a chain of horrifying events when a bloodthirsty force is accidentally unleashed from an ancient book. What begins as a family gathering quickly descends into a relentless nightmare of possession, violence, and demonic terror.

The exhibition “The Přemyslids. A Ruling Dynasty and Its Age” presents the dynasty that transformed Bohemia into a kingdom and firmly established it as part of Europe. Held in the Hystorical Building of the National Museum, it features more than 900 exhibits, including royal burial treasures, rare textiles, reliquaries, and the unique royal crown from Slezská Středa. Visitors will discover the power, faith, and daily life of the Přemyslids through the stories of Saint Wenceslas, Saint Ludmila, and the assassination of Wenceslas III, which ended the dynasty but not the Czech Kingdom.

SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi, US,

Director: Destin Daniel Cretton

Stars: Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Tramell Tillman, Michael Mando, Mark Ruffalo, Marvin Jones III

Release date: 30. 7. 2026

Four years have passed since the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Pe ter Parker is now a grown man living in complete isolation after voluntarily erasing himself from the lives and me mories of those closest to him. As New York’s full-time protector, he continues to fight crime in a city that no longer knows his name. But as the demands placed upon him grow ever greater, the mounting pressure triggers a shocking physical transformation that threatens his very existence. At the same time, a mysterious new pattern of criminal activity gives rise to one of the most powerful threats Spider-Man has ever faced. The film is directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, best known for Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, who brings a more mature and grounded tone to Peter Parker’s next chapter. We already know that Hulk, Punisher, and Scorpion will all play key roles in the story, while Marvel and Sony are undoubtedly keeping a few major surprises hidden until audiences finally see the film in cinemas.

The quiet town of Bayleen Bay is thrown into chaos when a mysterious ice cream man begins handing out frozen treats to local children. What initially seems like an innocent summer delight soon turns into a nightmare. After eating the ice cream, the children become increasingly aggressive, and the town slowly descends into violence, panic, and madness. And this time, the warnings are no mere marketing gimmick. Director Eli Roth (Thanksgiving) unleashes a full-blown gorefest packed with outrageous carnage, stomach-churning practical effects, and pitch-black humour. Designed for horror fans with strong stomachs, the film promises a wildly excessive and unapologetically gruesome ride that pushes its twisted premise to the limit.

SUPER TROOPERS 3

Comedy, US, 2026

Director: Jay Chandrasekhar

Stars: Brian Cox, Lisa Gilroy, Nat Faxon, Hannah Simone, Chace Crawford, Jon Rudnitsky

Release date: 6. 8. 2026

MEMORY OF TOUCH: CHAPTER I

Kunsthalle Praha, Prague 1

Memory of Touch is the first major exhibition dedicated to the Kunsthalle Praha Collection, unfolding across two successive chapters. Bringing together historical, post-war, and contemporary works, it creates a dialogue between collection highlights and invited Czech artists. Conceived as a living and evolving entity, the collection becomes a space for new connections and interpretations. At a time when contemporary culture often values control, certain-

AGNES OBEL

ARCHA+, Na Poříčí 1047/26, Prague 1

Date: 31. 7. 2026

One of the most original personalities in contemporary European music is returning to the Czech Republic. Danish singer, composer, and producer Agnes Obel will perform at ARCHA+ as part of her return to the concert stage after a several-year hiatus. The audience can look forward to an intimate, emotionally powerful evening combining a chamber atmosphere, precise sound, and the hypnotic beauty of her music.

The five wildly unconventional state troopers return for another installment of the cult comedy franchise. When Farva becomes engaged to Thorny’s sister and the extravagant celebrations spiral out of control, the Super Troopers find themselves caught between family drama and professional chaos. While Thorny tries to stop the unexpected relationship, the rest of the team become entangled in an investigation involving a dangerous new drug gang. Forced to balance police work, wedding preparations, and their trademark misadventures, the troopers once again prove that maintaining order has never been their strongest skill. As always, chaos is never far behind.

ty, and polished surfaces, the exhibition offers a quieter perspective. Through works embracing fragility, vulnerability, and imperfection, Memory of Touch invites visitors to reflect on resilience and the value of what remains deeply human.

THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD

Drama / Action, US, 2026

Director: Michael Sarnoski

Stars: Hugh Jackman, Jodie Comer, Bill Skarsgård, Murray Bartlett, Noah Jupe, Tabitha Smyth

Release date: 13. 8. 2026

THE END OF OAK STREET

Horror / Thriller / Sci-Fi, US, 2026

Director: David Robert Mitchell

Stars: Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Christian Convery, P.J. Byrne, Chris Coy

Release date: 13. 8. 2026

After a mysterious cosmic event tears Oak Street from its quiet suburban setting and transports the entire neighbourhood to an unknown location, the Platt family soon discovers that their survival depends on one thing above all else: staying together. Thrust into a strange new world filled with unexpected dangers, they must navigate unfamiliar territory and uncover what happened to their community

INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER

Horro, US, 2026

Director: Jacob Chase

Stars: Sam Spruell, Lin Shaye, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Brandon Perea, Amelia Eve

Release date: 20. 8. 2026

The latest installment in the popular horror franchise follows a family confronting sinister forces from the dimension known as “The Further,” while also marking the return of Elise Rainier (Lin Shaye). Directed by Jacob Chase (Come

Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman) is mortally wounded after a brutal battle and forced to confront the consequences of a life shaped by violence, crime, and killing. When he falls into the care of a mysterious woman, he is offered an unexpected chance at redemption and a final reckoning with his past. The Death of Robin Hood presents a dark and gritty reimagining of the legendary outlaw, shifting the focus away from heroic exploits and toward an ageing, battle-scarred man struggling with guilt, his legacy, and the inevitability of death. Directed by Michael Sarnoski (Pig, A Quiet Place: Day One), the film promises an intimate and haunting take on one of literature’s most enduring legends.

while searching for a way home. This intriguing original premise comes from writer-director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows), with production overseen by J. J. Abrams (Star Trek, Super 8), promising a blend of mystery, suspense, and large-scale sci-fi adventure.

Play), the film blends psychological suspense, astral projection, and the franchise’s signature jump scares. This new chapter introduces fresh characters while exploring the terrifying realm beyond reality and the horrors hidden within it.

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

HARRY POTTER: THE EXHIBITION

Harry Potter: The Exhibition is a groundbreaking touring experience celebrating the magic of the Wizarding World. Featuring immersive storytelling, cutting-edge interactive technology, authentic props, and original costumes, the exhibition brings to life some of the most beloved moments, characters, and locations from the Harry Potter™ and Fantastic Beasts™ film series, as well as the stage production Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Test your Quidditch™ skills, brew potions, repot a Mandrake, and explore all four Hogwarts™ houses while earning points for your chosen team throughout the experience. Visitors can also take part in interactive magical challenges and discover how some of the most iconic scenes from the films were brought to life.

Spanning more than 20 themed galleries, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see original costumes, authentic props, and behind-the-scenes details from the filmmaking process. From Hagrid’s Hut and the Herbology greenhouse to Hogwarts classrooms and magical creatures, every space is designed to immerse fans in the world they know and love.

Exclusive photo opportunities, interactive wristband technology, and personalized experiences allow guests to create their own magical journey while unlocking unique moments throughout the exhibition. Every visit becomes a slightly different adventure shaped by the choices visitors make along the way. Having already welcomed millions of visitors around the globe, Harry Potter: The Exhibition now arrives in Prague, offering Czech audiences one of the most comprehensive Wizarding World experiences ever presented in the country.

Senior tickets are available for visitors aged 65 and older.

Children aged 0–3 (under 100 cm) are admitted free of charge.

Children’s tickets are available for visitors aged 4 to 15.

VISIT THE PRAGUE BOTANICAL GARDEN

Escape the bustle of the city and discover a green oasis in Troja, just a short trip from Prague’s historic centre. Set on sunny hills with beautiful views, it is the perfect place for relaxation, inspiration, and a memorable day out for visitors of all ages.

The garden features more than 34,000 plant species from around the world. Wander through beautiful outdoor displays, admire the elegant Japanese Garden, and enjoy Mediterranean ﬂora rich in colour, fragrance, and atmosphere. With its ever-changing scenery throughout the year, there is always something new to discover.

A highlight of the experience is the tropical Fata Morgana Greenhouse — a striking modern space ﬁlled with fascinating exotic plants. The garden is also home to a historic vineyard, and in the wine shop nestled among the vines, visitors can taste wines produced entirely on site.

Botanická zahrada hl. m. Prahy

Trojská 800/196

171 00 – Praha 7 botanicka.cz

How To Get To Us:

DEELIVE DESIGN STORE

Smetanovo nábřeží 4, Prague 1

Phone: +420 222 263 526

www.deelive.cz

Deelive Design Store is located on the banks of the Vltava near the National Theatre and features original works by contemporary Czech designers. You’ll find elegant ceramics, glassware, textiles, fashion accessories, and home décor with a strong focus on craftsmanship and innovation. Connected to the SmetanaQ gallery and café, it’s a must for lovers of modern Czech design.

KURÁŽ

Veletržní 48, Prague 7

Phone: +420 608 449 804

www.kuraz.cz

Kuráž is a vibrant and creative design boutique located in Prague’s artsy Letná district. This charming shop proudly supports emerging Czech and Slovak designers, offering a handpicked selection of fashion, books, handmade accessories, jewelry, prints, toys, and original gift items. Every product on display carries a personal story and reflects a commitment to quality, sustainability, and imaginative local design with a distinct identity.

SILKY GANG

Navrátilova 676/1, Prague 1

Phone +420 725 534 268

www.silkygang.cz

The Silky Gang brand creates luxury fashion accessories – scarves, handbags, jewelry, gloves and illustrated porcelain plates. For its scarf collections, it uses organic silk twill and cashmere, while gloves and handbags are crafted from fine leather. The scarves are inspired by well-known stories, with each illustration considered a work of art. In the Prague 1 showroom, you can view and purchase the full Silky Gang range.

PAPELOTE

Milady Horákové 11, Prague 7

Phone: +420 773 069 426

www.papelote.cz

Papelote is a unique Czech stationery shop based in Prague, offering beautifully designed and sustainable paper products created by local artists. The selection includes notebooks, sketchbooks, planners, pencil cases, and wrapping paper, all made with attention to detail and a playful, minimalist aesthetic. Papelote is perfect for those who appreciate creativity, quality craftsmanship, and environmentally friendly design in everyday stationery.

CLOCK GALLERY: MORE THAN JUST WATCHES

In the heart of Prague, there is a place that every lover of vintage timepieces must visit. The CLOCK GALLERY is more than just a shop. It is a vintage concept store where people from all over the world gather to find a timeless souvenir of their visit to the Czech capital.

In an atmosphere steeped in nostalgia, the finest examples of 20th-century watchmaking craftsmanship come back to life. Their greatest passion is the legendary Czech watch brand PRIM. These iconic models, which have accompanied generations of our ancestors, are currently experiencing a major revival. Here, the belief is that every visitor to the city deserves to carry a piece of fine Czech history on their wrist.

The collection goes far beyond local icons. You will find hundreds of selected, affordable models from world-renowned brands (such as Omega, Doxa, Glashütte, and others) that chart the trends of the past century from across the globe. Buying a vintage piece at CLOCK GALLERY is never a gamble. Their hallmark is a 100% professional service, highly valued by customers from the world. Every timepiece has passed through the hands of a watchmaker; it is serviced, adjusted, and sold with a warranty. This ensures that you are taking home a beautiful artefact and reliable instrument ready for wear.

The store’s selection extends well beyond wristwatches. The offer includes a wide variety of pocket watches and accessories. Interior design lovers will also appreciate a diverse range of alarm clocks, wall clocks and sundials. To complement the timepieces, they also offer a curated selection of historical jewellery. Discover that your time is in the right hands.

CLOCK GALLERY

Jungmannova 748/30, 110 00 Prague 1

Open: Mon–Sat: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM clock_gallery, clockgallery.cz www.clockgallery.cz

BELLA BRUTTA

Konviktská 1005/30, Prague 1

Phone: +420 224 283 974

www.bellabrutta.cz

Bella Brutta is a fashion boutique located in Prague’s Old Town, offering a handpicked selection of clothing, footwear, and accessories from carefully chosen Spanish and Italian designers. Each piece is selected for its high quality, originality, and timeless appeal. With bold cuts, rich textures, and a passion for detail, Bella Brutta is the go-to destination for fashion lovers seeking distinctive, elegant, and expressive European style.

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“ Igraček (the Czech version of Playmobiles), dolls, baby coaches, and much more.

ONES

Újezd 600/1, Prague 5

Phone: +420 774 020 845

www.onesconcept.cz

ONES Concept Store showcases contemporary Czech design in a space that feels more like a stylish apartment. Visitors can browse fashion, jewellery, home accessories, ceramics and art from independent designers, alongside carefully selected vintage pieces. With its ever-changing collection and focus on local creativity, ONES offers an inspiring glimpse into Prague’s modern design scene.

ARTMAP BOOKSTORE

Vojtěšská 18, Prague 1

Phone: +420 703 971 393

www.knihy.artmap.cz

ArtMap Bookstore is a specialized shop in Prague focused on contemporary art, architecture, design, and visual culture. It offers a carefully curated selection of books, exhibition catalogs, monographs, and magazines from both Czech and international publishers. As an information hub for the local art scene, ArtMap also distributes gallery maps and serves as a meeting point for artists, curators, and readers interested in creative discourse.

CLOCK GALLERY

Jungmannova 748/30, Prague 1

Phone: +420 725 885 580

www.clockgallery.cz

The vintage concept store with old mechanical timepieces where people from all over the world gather to find a timeless souvenir of their visit to the Czech capital. Their greatest passion is the legendary Czech watch brand PRIM. You will find hundreds of selected, affordable models from world-renowned brands (such as Omega, Doxa, Glashütte, and others) that chart the trends of the past century from across the globe. You can expect a 100% professional service, highly valu-

INGREDIENTS STORE

Vězeňská 911/4, Prague 1 www.ingredients-store.com

Tucked away on Vězeňská Street, The Ingredients is a newly opened boutique focused on niche perfumes and high-quality skincare. It represents a quieter but notable shift in Prague’s retail scene towards smaller, highly curated stores that prioritize individuality over mass appeal. The shop stands out for its carefully selected brands and personal approach, offering a more intimate shopping experience. Openings like this signal a return of independent retail to the city centre, adding a refined, distinctive layer to Prague’s streets.

ed by customers from the world. Every timepiece has passed through the hands of a watchmaker. It is serviced, adjusted, and sold with a warranty. Discover that your time is in the right hands.

COMICS POINT

NC Palladium, Prague 1

Anglická 14, Prague 2 Westfield Chodov, Prague 4 www.comicspoint.cz

Looking for a paradise of comics, sci-fi, and pop culture in Prague? Comics Point is one of the largest specialty stores of its kind in the Czech Republic, offering thousands of comics and manga titles in both Czech and English, as well as collectible figures, officialy licensed merch, and unique gifts inspired by iconic universes. The store is run by passionate fans who are always happy to help, whether you‘re a dedicated collector or simply searching for the perfect souvenir from Prague. Be sure to add Comics Point to your list of must-visit stops in the city!

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 seeing you.

PLACE STORE

eshop@placestore.cz www.placestore.cz

Place Store Prague brings together carefully selected products from Czech and Slovak makers, offering everything from gifts and stationery to jewellery and lifestyle accessories. Located in the heart of Prague, the shop focuses on original, small-batch creations and local craftsmanship, making it an ideal stop for visitors searching for unique keepsakes with a genuine local story behind them.

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.

THISTLE

Crystalex Flagship Store

Masaryčka House

Na Florenci 2139/4, Prague 1

Phone: +420 720 839 298

Crystal cognac glasses featuring an intricate illustrated engraving of delicate thistles, a symbol of strength and natural beauty. Each piece is carefully adorned with luxurious golden rims that enhance the brilliance of the crystal and add a touch of timeless elegance. Combining traditional craftsmanship with refined decorative detail, these glasses are designed to elevate special occasions and make every sip a memorable experience.

MUSEUM OF BRICKS

Národní 31, Prague 1 www.museumofbricks.cz

Museum of Bricks in the Heart of Prague Invites You into the World of LEGO® Located in the centre of Prague, the Museum of Bricks is home to the world‘s largest private collection of LEGO® sets, officially recognised by the Guinness World Records. Spread across several floors, the extensive exhibition showcases thousands of models built from millions of LEGO® bricks – from iconic movie scenes and famous landmarks to rare collector’s sets. Combining creativity, playfulness, and a touch of nostalgia, the exhibition offers inspiration and entertainment for children, adults, and LEGO® enthusiasts of all ages.

LUMIA GALLERY: IMMERSIVE DIGITAL ART EXPERIENCE

Open daily 10 AM–9 PM

31 instalations, 2 floors, 1700 M² Celetná 596/15, Prague 1 www.lumia.gallery

Discover one of Prague‘s largest digital art exhibitions. Across two floors and more than 1,700 m², Lumia Gallery presents 31 installations combining light, sound, projection, video mapping and interactivity. Created by Czech and international artists, the exhibition transforms technology into immersive environments that respond to movement, space and perception.

GLORY STORE

Žitná 566/18, Prague 1

Glory Store blends the concept of a convenience store, café, and design shop into one compact space. Created by a young team, it reflects the growing trend of urban “all-in-one” spots inspired by formats like 7-Eleven, but with a more curated, lifestyle-driven approach. Alongside coffee and quick snacks, the store offers a selection of carefully chosen products and its own branded items. With a strong community feel and distinctive identity, the concept is already expanding, with more Prague locations in the pipeline.

ry of technology, science, and industry. Located in the Letná district, it offers a modern museum experience with a wide range of permanent exhibitions covering transportation, architecture, astronomy, photography, chemistry, engineering, and everyday technology.

One of the museum’s highlights is the Transport Hall, which presents the evolution of automobiles, motorcycles, aviation, railways, and water transport. Visitors can admire iconic exhibits such as the NW President, the first automobile produced in the Czech lands, Jan Kašpar’s pioneering aircraft, President Masaryk’s Tatra 80 limousine, and a Supermarine Spitfire flown by Czechoslovak pilots returning home after World War II.

The Architecture, Construction and Design exhibition recreates historic urban environments, including Art Nouveau and Cubist streets and authentic architect studios. The Astronomy exhibition displays rare instruments from the 16th to the 20th centuries and explains how scientists observed and measured the universe.

ces from the nineteenth century to the present day, showing how innovation transformed daily life. Photography enthusiasts can visit a reconstructed early twentieth-century studio with original cameras and equipment, while the Interkamera exhibition focuses on the history and technology of photography.

A unique attraction is the Mining and Metallurgy exhibition, featuring a realistic underground mine model and displays illustrating the development of mining and metal production. Other exhibitions focus on chemistry in everyday life, the invention of soft contact lenses by Czech scientist Otto Wichterle, time measurement, sugar and chocolate production, historical printing techniques, and a television studio formerly used by Czech Television.

Combining rare artefacts, interactive displays, and engaging storytelling, the National Technical Museum offers a fascinating journey through the technological achievements that have shaped modern society.

Kostelní 42, Prague 7, www.ntm.cz

DEVIL’S HEADS

Near the village of Želízy, not far from Liběchov, visitors can discover a remarkable collection of monumental sandstone sculptures carved directly into the surrounding rock formations. Created in the mid-19th century by sculptor Václav Levý, these works rank among the most extraordinary examples of outdoor sculpture in the Czech Republic.

The most famous of them are the Devil’s Heads (Čertovy hlavy), two gigantic rock reliefs carved into sandstone cliffs rising above a pine forest. Standing approximately nine metres tall, they are among the largest rock sculptures of their kind in the country. Levý created the impressive work between 1841

and 1846, long before becoming one of the most celebrated Czech sculptors of the 19th century. His later works can be found in Prague’s Church of St. Charles Borromeo and St. Vitus Cathedral.

The sculptures are freely accessible via the blue hiking trail starting in Želízy. Along the route, visitors can also explore Klácelka Cave and the nearby area known as Blaník, featuring reliefs of Jan Žižka, Prokop the Great, and legendary dwarves forging weapons for the Knights of Blaník.

Additional highlights include the Snake, carved into a rock and split by an axe, and the Harpist, a striking depiction of a woman playing a harp.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Address: Resslova 9a, Prague 2 Entrance is free

COME EXPERIENCE OLOMOUC

Olomouc is beautiful in every season, but nothing beats summer! Whether you like touring places steeped in history, relaxing picnics and time spent in nature, or open-air music and theater, you definitely won’t get bored in Olomouc. Come see for yourself and enjoy…

… a historic atmosphere

Do you know the best thing about Olomouc? You don’t have to walk far to see a lot. Highlights of the city such as the Holy Trinity Column—which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000—or the historic City Hall with its astronomical clock are just a few meters apart. Same goes for the Lower Square with its Marian Column which is visible from the City Hall. In the city

center, you’ll also find most of Olomouc’s Baroque fountains, and the famous St. Wenceslas Cathedral is just a few minutes’ walk from there. As you stroll through the city, don’t forget to look up. Many historic buildings in the city center and beyond have kept their original house signs, protective symbols, and magnificent busts that will never cease to amaze you. Guided tours of the city will also take you back in time and show you many of Olomouc’s hidden treasures.

… summer evenings and unique musical performances

On warm summer evenings, when there’s no rush to head home, Olomouc organizes laid-back concerts and open-air theater performances. In summer, it’s not

a walk through the Botanic Garden and the Garden of the Senses. The Olomouc Rosarium, which is actually the second-

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PLANT ODYSSEY

Prague Botanical Garden

Trojská 800/196, Prague 7

/Botanická zahrada Praha

www.botanicka.cz/en

Discover our newly opened exposition exploring the fascinating evolution of plants – from the first pioneers of life on land to the flowering species that shape our landscapes today. Across nine stops, discover key milestones in plant evolution, models of extinct plants and their living relatives, and the world of palaeobotany, which reveals the history of plants through fossils.

MINIGOLF MAZEMANIA

/Minigolf Mazemania

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Looking for a fresh twist on minigolf in Prague? Mazemania Minigolf serves up 19 unique holes with unconventional design, playful obstacles, and a laid-back vibe. Recharge between rounds in our cozy lounge with seating for 40 - perfect for dates, friends, birthdays, or team events. Easy to reach by metro. Grab a cold beer, take your shot, and make a night of it.

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

The season has already begun with the long-established Kutná Hora Summer Festival, a holiday-long celebration featuring night tours, theatre performances, and unique cultural experiences in Kutná Hora and the surrounding area. Running from June 1 to September 30, the festival enters its 18th edition in 2026.

Throughout the summer, visitors can also enjoy a range of themed tours offered by the Kutná Hora Guide Service. One of the highlights is a special tour inspired by the video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, connecting the game‘s world with the real history of Kutná Hora. Participants will discover what the town looked like around the year 1403 and compare the game‘s depiction with historical reality — all without spoilers. The tours are engaging, accessible, and suitable both for fans of the game and for anyone interested in exploring Kutná Hora from a different perspective. Dates and reservations are available at www.pskh.reenio.cz.

Another highlight of the summer programme is the photography exhibition In the Land of Pomegranate Trees by French pho-

The summer season will conclude on September 26 with the St. Wenceslas Celebrations in Palacký Square. The event will feature two music stages — the Pop & Rock Stage and the Folk & Country Stage. The full programme will be announced soon. For the latest updates, visit www.kutnahora.cz or follow the city‘s official Facebook page.

CAVE OF THE KNIGHTS OF

BLANÍK

Near the town of Kunštát is the Cave of the Knights of Blaník, a unique artificial sandstone gallery hidden inside Milenka Hill. The site was created by Stanislav Rolínek, a talented self-taught sculptor. Inspired by Czech history and legends, he carved a series of life-sized sandstone figures, including the legendary Knights of Blaník. Despite suffering from tuberculosis, Rolínek worked tirelessly on the project. His remarkable talent attracted local businessman František Burian, who supported the idea of creating a landmark that would draw visitors to Kunštát. Today, the cave is one of the region’s most distinctive cultural attractions.

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MOUNT ŘÍP

Rovné, 411 87 Krabčice

Mount Říp is one of the most important landmarks and national symbols in Czech history. According to Czech legend, it was the place where the first Slavic settlers, led by Forefather Czech, arrived and chose to make their home. From the summit, he is said to have looked across the landscape and decided that this fertile land would become the homeland of his people, giving the country its name. The distinctive basalt hill rises to 456 metres above sea level and can be seen from far across the surrounding countryside near Roudnice nad Labem. Because of its strong connection to the origins of the Czech nation, climbing Mount Říp is often considered a symbolic experience for Czechs. At the top stands the historic Rotunda of St. George and St. Adalbert, one of the best-known Romanesque monuments in the country.

NOVÝ SVĚT

Hradčany, Prague 1

Nový Svět feels like a forgotten village tucked just steps away from Prague Castle. Narrow lanes, pastel houses, and near silence create a striking contrast to the crowds nearby. There are no major attractions to tick off — the charm lies in simply wandering, noticing details, and enjoying the calm. Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to visit, when the area feels almost timeless. Nový Svět shows a softer, more intimate side of Prague that many visitors never discover.

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.

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6. THINGS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT PRAGUERS IN ADVANCE!

THEY MUST ALWAYS PLAN SOMETHING

When there is someone with a grumpy expression that points out that he 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.

You will probably feel like lazy, because the Praguers have - it seems - planned perhaps 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!

THE BEST OF PRAGUE: UNIQUE BREWERY, OUTSTANDING FOOD, UNFORGETTABLE ATMOSPHERE

Located in Prague’s iconic Masaryčka building, designed by Zaha Hadid, FUZE is the only restaurant in the Czech Republic with its own glass brewhouse — brewing fresh, unfiltered beer right inside the dining room. It’s an experience you won’t find anywhere else.

The food is just as impressive. FUZE serves one-of-a-kind dishes made from top-quality ingredients. The legendary Thor’s Hammer — a 700g slow-braised and wood-fired beef knuckle for 2 to 4 people — is unlike anything else in Prague. There’s also the Beef Wellington with truffle mushroom duxelles and demi-glace, and the Shrimp Roll with 12 Argentine red shrimp, cognac cocktail sauce, and fries. And that’s just a taste — the full menu offers more, including monthly specials that bring seasonal variety.

With two floors and outdoor seating, FUZE offers one of the largest and most original restaurant interiors in Prague. The design blends modern architecture with industrial style, warm wood, leather, street art, and curated details — creating a truly memorable setting.

Live DJ sets every Thursday to Saturday create a lively, welcoming vibe. FUZE is also one of Prague’s busiest lunch

spots, serving around 700 meals daily. Weekends welcome families with a special menu and a small children’s corner. Don’t miss top Czech spirits and coffee roasted just meters away by Made in Coffee.

Na Florenci 2139/2, 110 00 Prague 1 Phone: +420 734 889 633 info@fuzepraha.cz /fuze.praha www.fuzepraha.cz/en

U PRAVDŮ

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 touches 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.

U VÁHY: A SMÍCHOV INN WHERE TRADITION STILL CARRIES WEIGHT

Some places cannot be created overnight. They take years, decades, sometimes even centuries to become what they are.

One such place is U Váhy , a historic inn on Nádražní Street in Prague’s Smíchov district. At first glance, the building may seem unassuming, yet behind its walls lies a story of old Smíchov, family tradition, honest Czech cooking, and a kind of hospitality that has become increasingly rare. U Váhy is not simply a place to enjoy a beer or lunch. It is a house with a memory.

A House That Has Stood for More Than Three Centuries

The history of the building reaches far back into the past. It already appeared on maps in 1713 and originally belonged to the Schwarzenberg estate. Since then, the entire neighbourhood around it has transformed—from a suburban

settlement to an industrial district and eventually into the vibrant urban centre that Smíchov is today. The house, however, remained. And with it remained a distinctive atmosphere that cannot be recreated through design or decoration. It exists only in places where generations of people have met, shared stories, and lived their lives.

More Than 250 Years of Hospitality

The tradition of hospitality in this building has continued uninterrupted for over 250 years. Throughout the centuries, owners, innkeepers, bartenders, and guests have changed, yet one thing has remained constant: people have come here for food, beer, conversation, and simple moments of comfort. Regular patrons sat alongside local families, brewery workers, travellers, neighbours, craftsmen, and colourful characters from old Smíchov. Every era left its mark, and

together those traces created the authentic atmosphere that visitors still experience today. The inn was once known as U Škrobařů, but its current name, U Váhy (“At the Scale”), comes from the municipal weighing station that once stood opposite the building. Over time, the name became synonymous with one of Smíchov’s enduring landmarks.

The Pašek Family Legacy

A defining chapter began in 1917, when František and Marie Pašek purchased the property just two days before Christmas Eve. Since then, the story of U Váhy has been closely tied to the Pašek family. Today, Andělka and Petr Pašek continue that legacy. Their goal is not to turn U Váhy into another anonymous restaurant, but to preserve its spirit, history, and First Republic atmosphere. They want guests to feel that they have entered a place where history was truly lived. That is what makes U Váhy special.

Traditional Czech Cuisine in a First Republic Setting

Today’s U Váhy welcomes visitors into an interior inspired by the elegance of the First Czechoslovak Republic. Guests can enjoy traditional Czech cuisine prepared according to classic recipes, quality draught beer, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The inn is equally suited for a casual meal, a family gathering, a business event, a private celebration, or simply an afternoon spent with friends. Some occasions deserve a setting with a story behind it.

A Place with a Soul

Many new restaurants and bars continue to open across Smíchov—modern, stylish, and carefully designed. U Váhy is different. Its charm does not come from trying to be new. Its charm comes from remembering. It remembers old Smíchov, generations of families, the work of innkeepers, the voices of regular guests, the aroma of the kitchen, and the lively conversations that once filled traditional Czech pubs. Places where people gathered not only to eat and drink, but to share their lives. That is why U Váhy still matters today.

Experience

Piece of Living History

U Váhy is more than just another restaurant on Prague’s map. It is a Smíchov tradition, a family story, and a place where the past naturally meets the present. Stop by for lunch, a beer, a celebration, a gathering, or simply for the feeling of stepping into a house where hospitality still carries real weight.

Nádražní 46/88, Prague 5

Phone: +420 606 880 885

Opening hours:

Mon–Tue 15:00–22:00 Wed–Fri 15:00–23:00 Sat 13:00–22:00

How to get here: Prague 5 – Anděl

2 min from Metro Anděl / Na Knížecí 8 min by tram from Prague city centre

Reservation here:

Please scan the QR code or visit: www.hostinecuvahy.cz /uvahymestanskyhostinec /u_vahy_hostinec

KATCHI RESTAURANT & BAR

Na Moráni 17, Prague 2

Phone: +420 770 679 056

www.katchi.cz

DA PIETRO

Vělehradská 61, Prague 2 - Vinohrady

Phone: +420 608 783 000

www.dapietropraha.cz

Da Pietro is a Neapolitan pizzeria where tradition meets innovation. Pizzas are baked in a wood-fired oven from Naples and prepared with carefully selected ingredients sourced from small Italian farmers and artisan producers, bringing authentic Italian flavours to every dish. The experience is complemented by wines from small family-run wineries in Italy, Austria, France, and Moravia.

Katchi is a contemporary restaurant and cocktail bar in Prague that combines premium local ingredients with the precision of Japanese cuisine. Led by executive chef Štěpán Návrat, the concept is built on respect for ingredients, craftsmanship, and authentic Asian flavors. The team blends Czech produce with Japanese techniques and carefully selected Asian ingredients to create modern and original dishes. Inspired by tradition, exploration, and authenticity, Katchi offers a relaxed atmosphere that evokes memories of unforgettable journeys across Asia while delivering a distinctive and refined dining experience.

CUKRÁŘ SKÁLA

Špork Palace, V Celnici 1034/6, Prague 1 Dlouhá Street, Dlouhá 727/39, Prague 1 www.cukrarskala.cz

Are you exploring the beauty of Prague? Stop by our pastry shop in the Špork Palace for a sweet treat. Through the glass, you can watch our master pastry chefs in action as they create modern desserts inspired by authentic classic recipes under the guidance of Lukáš Skála. We make everything from scratch – from cakes and pralines to our renowned artisanal ice cream and refreshing slushies, which are the best reason to stop by on hot summer days. On Dlouhá Street, you simply must try our original cream rolls topped with white snow, strawberries or pistachios. Come taste the sweetest craft in the world!

If you’re looking for something different from traditional Czech cuisine, Isaac’s BBQ offers a taste of authentic American barbecue right in the Prague center.

At Isaac’s, everything revolves around the smoker. Brisket, pork shoulder and other meats are cooked low and slow for many hours over real wood, creating deep flavor and perfect tenderness. The menu combines classic barbecue techniques with creative twists inspired by different cuisines, making it a great place for both barbecue lovers and curious food explorers.

The restaurant is designed as a relaxed, welcoming space where food is meant to be shared. Large trays loaded with smoked meats, sides and house-made sauces are perfect for groups of friends or family looking to enjoy a long dinner together. But don’t hesitate to come solo. You can sit at the bar, watch the kitchen in action through the large windows behind it, and enjoy a more casual dining experience with cocktails or craft drinks.

Located just a short walk from Wenceslas Square, Isaac’s BBQ has quickly become a favourite among locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re stopping by for a hearty dinner, sharing a feast with friends, or simply curious to experience modern barbecue culture, Isaac’s BBQ is a destination worth adding to your Prague food itinerary.

Jungmannova 736/10

TEPLÁ KAČKA

DUCK, PORK BELLY, DUMPLING. MADE BY HAND. EATEN WITH JOY.

Forget ordinary tourist spots. If you‘re looking for an authentic food experience beyond the usual tourist trail, head to Teplá Kačka.

We are a small independent bistro in Prague 7 where Czech duck meets the vibrant culture of Asian street food. Our signature dish is duck ramen made with a rich broth from slowly roasted ducks, simmered for hours to achieve its deep, distinctive flavor. Guests also love our spicy ramen with house-fermented kimchi and our Sichuan-style ramen topped with juicy pork belly.

Everything is made by hand. We fold our own dim sum and wontons, ferment our own kimchi, prepare broths from scratch, and cook every dish fresh to order. No shortcuts, just honest craftsmanship, quality ingredients, and bold

flavors. Alongside our ramen, you‘ll find handmade dim sum, rice bowls, creative tacos, and seasonal specials inspired by travel and curiosity. We take pride in our fast, friendly service and relaxed atmosphere, where locals and visitors from around the world feel equally welcome.

During warmer months, enjoy our quiet garden terrace hidden from the city rush—a favorite spot for those seeking a memorable dining experience.

Come for the duck. Stay for the dim sum. Leave with a story to tell.

Teplá Kačka

Šternberkova 19, Prague 7 /teplakacka

PEONY ASIAN FUSION

as confidently into the grill and seafood: think charred, glossy, “one more bite” dishes designed for the middle of the table, plus heartier options for anyone who wants something more substantial than rolls. The restaurant positions itself as “fusion” in the best sense—familiar classics, nudged into a more contemporary, crowd-pleasing direction rather than overly experimental detours.

What makes Peony especially convenient is its central, walk-in-friendly location and late-ish service: according to the venue listing, it’s open daily 11:00–23:00, which makes it a useful backup plan after shopping, a movie, or a last-minute “let’s meet in the centre” text.

Tucked inside Koruna Palace (Palác Koruna) on Wenceslas Square, Peony Asian Fusion is one of those new spots that tries to solve a very Prague problem: your group can’t agree on dinner. The concept is broad on purpose—a modern take on Vietnamese, Japanese and Thai flavours, built around shareable plates, sushi, and a lively bar program.

On the menu, you’ll find the expected sushi selection, but the kitchen leans just

If you’re looking for a new address right in the city’s most hectic square—somewhere that can handle a date, a work dinner, or a mixed crowd with mixed cravings —Peony Asian Fusion is aiming to be exactly that.In Vietnamese, Linh means “soul” – and this is a place for every soul.

Palác Koruna, Václavské náměstí 1 Prague 1 +420 734 656 789 info@peonyfusion.cz /Peony Asian Fusion www.peonyfusion.cz

PAPAIOLO

Na Poříčí 1073/13, Prague 1

Phone: +420 727 800 208

info@papaiolo.pizza, www.papaiolo.pizza.cz

Discover Papaiolo, where the soul of Naples meets the heart of Prague. Our award-winning pizzaiolo bakes true Neapolitan pizza in a traditional wood-fired oven, transforming 24-hour-risen dough, San Marzano tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella into perfection in about 90 seconds. Enjoy Italian pasta, homemade desserts, Prosecco, wines, and cocktails in a warm, music-filled atmosphere that makes every visit feel like an evening in Italy.

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 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.

TRATTORIA DA ADI

Oldřichova 251/3, Prague 2

Phone.: +420 774 540 350 /Trattoria Da Adi www.da-adi.cz

Just a few minutes from historic Vyšehrad fortress, between charming Nusle and Folimanka, lies Trattoria Da Adi – a place where authentic Italian cuisine meets the atmosphere of one of Prague’s most fascinati ng neighborhoods. Guests can enjoy homemade pasta, authentic Neapolitan pizza, creamy risottos, selected meat specialties, and classic Italian desserts. The experience is complemented by a curated selection of Italian wines and warm, attentive service. Located close to sites featured in Dan Brown’s latest novel The Secret of Secrets, Trattoria Da Adi is the perfect stop for visitors looking to combine Prague’s rich history, literary intrigue, and exceptional gastronomy.

TRATTORIA DA ADI:

A TASTE OF ITALY BETWEEN HISTORY AND MYSTERY IN PRAGUE

Just a few minutes from the majestic Vyšehrad fortress, in the charming streets of Prague’s Nusle district, lies a place where the aroma of freshly baked Neapolitan pizza blends with the atmosphere of one of the city’s most fascinating neighborhoods.

Trattoria Da Adi is more than a restaurant – it is a destination where Italian passion for food, Prague’s rich history, and genuine hospitality come together. At a time when many restaurants focus on trends and speed, Trattoria Da Adi remains fait hful to what truly matters: quality ingredients, traditional craftsmanship, and authentic Italian flavors. Every dish is prepared with respect for time-honored recipes and a commitment to freshness, making the restaurant a favorite among both Prague residents and international visitors.

At the heart of the menu are homemade pasta, creamy risottos, carefully selected meat specialties, traditional Italian desserts, and authentic Neapolitan pizza. Prepared according to traditional methods, the pizza features a light, airy crust, perfectly matured dough, premium mozzarella, and carefully selected ingredients that bring the true taste of Naples to Prague. The experience is completed by a thoughtfully curated selection of Italian wines.

The restaurant’s location makes it an ideal stop after visiting Vyšehrad, one of Prague’s most important historical landmarks, known for its ancient fortifications, the Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, and spectacular views over the Vltava River. The surrounding area has also attracted literary attention through Dan Brown’s latest novel, The Secret of Secrets, which features locations around Vyšehrad and Folimanka Park.

What makes Trattoria Da Adi truly special is not only its cuisine but also its atmosphere. Friendly service, personal attention, and a welcoming interior create the feeling of dining among friends rather than in a restaurant. Whether for a romantic dinner, a family celebration, a business lunch, or a relaxing evening after a day of exploring Prague, Trattoria Da Adi offers an authentic Italian experience that guests remember long after their visit.

Oldřichova 251/3, Prague 2 Phone: +420 774 540 350 /Trattoria Da Adi www.da-adi.cz

FARINA

Hybernská 1033/7, Prague 1

Phone: +420 778 540 330

/Farina, /farina.cz

info@farina.cz, www.farina.cz

Farina is a truly unique venue in the very heart of Prague, where the charm of historic cellars meets the comfort of modern facilities. Its adaptable spaces, with a capacity of up to 100 guests, are perfect for family gatherings, festive lunches, intimate concerts, small exhibitions, or simply a relaxed afternoon with friends. An experienced

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 breathtaking views.

team takes care of every detail—from the room setup to the catering—so you can focus on your guests. The buffetstyle catering by chef Riccardo Lucque adds an authentic Italian touch, ensuring flavours that elevate every occasion.

MALOSTRANSKÁ BESEDA

Malostranské náměstí 35/21, Prague 1

Phone: +420 257 409 104

/malostranskabeseda www.malostranska-beseda.cz

Pub Malostranské besedy is situated in the 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.

LOLA VERMUT Y TAPAS

SPANISH FLAVOURS & VERMOUTH BAR

Located in Prague’s elegant Vinohrady district on Myslíkova 20, Lola is a recent addition to the city’s vibrant tapas scene, bringing a slice of Spanish flavour and conviviality to the Czech capital. Lola blends authentic tapas, vermouth, and warm hospitality into a cosy, stylish environment that’s perfect for all occasions— an afternoon aperitivo, a leisurely dinner, or a relaxed evening with friends.

The kitchen specialises in tapas from across Spain, offering favourites such as patatas bravas, Galician octopus, gambas al ajillo, and delicate croquetas, alongside a rotating selection of pintxos. Charcuterie and cheeses—like jamón Ibérico and queso manchego—round out the menu, while carefully chosen vermouths and wines complement every bite. Heartier plates such as pork flank with Spanish-style rice provide options for a more substantial meal, and seasonal specials

keep the menu fresh and exciting.

Lola is not just about food; it’s an experience. The interior combines rustic Spanish charm with modern elegance, featuring warm wood, soft lighting, and lively colours that invite guests to linger. The atmosphere is both vibrant and relaxed, making it equally suitable for an intimate date, a cheerful gathering with friends, or a laid-back business meeting. Attentive staff are on hand to guide you through the menu and help you discover new pairings, whether you’re a vermouth aficionado or a curious first-timer.

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a casual night out, or simply seeking a taste of Spain in the heart of Prague, Lola delivers an experience full of authentic flavours, friendly energy, and the kind of easy charm that makes every visit memorable.

Myslíkova 20, Prague 2

Phone: +420 603 844 475

reservations@lolapraga.cz www.lolapraga.cz

TEPLÁ KAČKA

Šternberkova 19, Prague 7 /teplakacka

A small independent bistro in Prague 7 where Czech duck meets Asian street food. We specialize in duck ra-

LEVITATE

Vinohradská 1128/47, Prague 2 info@levitate.cz, www.levitate.cz

Levitate is a contemporary restaurant located in Prague, offering a refined dining experience that blends Czech ingredients with Asian influences and Nordic techniques. As one of the notable newcomers highlighted in the latest Michelin Guide for Czechia, Levitate represents a new wave of modern gastronomy in the city. The minimalist interior and open kitchen create an intimate yet sophisticated atmosphere. The menu focuses on seasonal produce and creative flavour combinations, with an emphasis on precision and presentation. Levitate is an excellent choice for a modern dining experience that feels both innovative and distinctly local.

men made with broth from slowly roasted ducks, house-fermented kimchi, Sichuan-style pork belly, and handmade dim sum and wontons. Everything is prepared from scratch and cooked fresh to order. We take pride in our fast, friendly service, and during warmer months guests can enjoy our quiet garden terrace hidden from the city rush.

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.

SALABKA

K Bohnicím 849/2a, Prague 7

Phone: +420 778 019 002 restaurant@salabka.cz /salabka_restaurant www.salabka.cz

Salabka is a unique vineyard estate in Prague’s Troja district, combining an award-winning winery, Michelin Guiderecommended restaurant, boutique accommodation, and Prague’s first distillery. Surrounded by the city’s largest vineyard, it offers exceptional gastronomy, fine wines, and unforgettable experiences.

U VÁHY

Nádražní 46/88, Prague 5 – Smíchov

Phone: +420 606 880 885 www.hostinecuvahy.cz

Looking for a real Prague pub just minutes from the centre? Step into a house welcoming guests for over 310 years. Traditional Czech cuisine with generous portions? Always on the menu. Planning a family celebration or private dinner? Quiet rooms and atmospheric cellar spaces are ready. Curious to taste Prague in a glass? Try the house-made family gin and liqueur. Experience Prague the way locals do – warm, honest, and timeless.

ALEB KITCHEN & BAR

Londýnská 61, Prague 2 Alebprague@gmail.com www.alebprague.cz

Aleb Kitchen & Bar brings a fresh take on Levantine cuisine to the Czech capital. The restaurant combines dishes inspired by Palestinian, Lebanese, Syrian and Jordanian culinary traditions with a carefully selected range of natural wines. Located on Londýnská Street, Aleb was created as a welcoming community space where food, culture and hospitality come together around a menu designed for sharing.

AGÁVE

Masná 620/2, Prague 1

Phone: +420 607 057 354 www.agaverestaurant.cz

Mexico in the Heart of Prague. Discover authentic Mexican cuisine with a modern twist, fresh ceviche, signature margaritas, premium mezcal, and carefully crafted specialties made from high-quality ingredients. Enjoy a stylish interior, welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, and unforgettable flavors just steps from Old Town Square. Experience one of Prague’s finest Mexican dining destinations and immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Mexico.

DA PIETRO

Da Pietro is a Neapolitan pizzeria that prepares pizza with a modern approach while staying true to traditional methods, baking it in a wood-fired oven handcrafted in Naples. We focus on the quality of every ingredient and work with more than 20 suppliers from across Italy, from south to north, all of whom we know personally.

Our menu features authentic Sicilian pistachios from Bronte, buffalo mozzarella from the renowned Il Casolare dairy, and organic Parmigiano from Modena. We source vegetables both from Czech farmers and the markets of Naples.

By choosing small artisan producers and farmers, we aim to offer our guests the authentic taste of genuine Italian ingredients. Our dough is made from three types of Italian flour and takes more than

48 hours to prepare. Wherever possible, we make everything in-house.

In Pilsen, we also operate our own workshop producing traditional Italian cured meats, combining high-quality Czech pork from small farms with Italian craftsmanship. The same philosophy guides our wine selection, featuring wines from Italy, Austria, France, and Moravia, sourced from small family-run wineries that work with respect for nature.

Bělehradská 61, Prague 2 - Vinohrady

Phone: +420 608 783 000 /dapietropraha www.dapietropraha.cz

BISTRO KAREL:

MODERN CUISINE AND NATURAL WINE IN THE FAIRYTALE GARDENS OF TROJA CHÂTEAU

Prague is much more than the Charles Bridge and the Old Town. Just 15 minutes by public transport or car from the city center, you can visit three of the city‘s highlights in one area: the famous Prague Zoo, the Prague Botanical Garden, and the fairy-tale-like Troja Château with its art gallery. Hidden within the château grounds is one of Prague 7‘s best-kept secrets: Bistro Karel. Guests can relax in its spacious garden—with water features in summer—or in the bright, welcoming interior.

Brunch, Homemade Gelato, or Evening Barbecues

Bistro Karel‘s kitchen focuses on seasonal ingredients sourced from small producers, with a menu that changes weekly. The bistro is known for its brunches, while evening dishes are grilled on the iconic Big Green Egg right among the guests. In summer, homemade gelato becomes a seasonal favorite. The drinks menu includes organic wines from the Czech Republic and partner wineries abroad, craft beers, fermented lemonades, and specialty coffee.

The Tasty Memories

The bistro‘s delicatessen is popular with both locals and visitors seeking an

authentic Prague souvenir. It offers products made in-house—such as fermented vegetables, herb salts, and homemade oils—alongside carefully selected goods from partners, including coffee beans and natural cosmetics.

A Summer Escape from the City

Despite being close to the historic center, the area is surrounded by greenery and hillside vineyards. Bistro Karel sits directly on a cycling route along the Vltava River, making it an ideal stop for cyclists. On hot summer days, its wild garden provides a refreshing escape from Prague‘s crowded, sun-soaked squares.

U Trojského zámku 2/6, Prague–Troja

Opening hours:

Tuesday–Saturday: 9 AM – 10 PM

Sunday: 9 AM – 7 PM Monday: Closed /bistro_karel

U SMRŤÁKA

Mikuláše z Husi 341/16, Prague 4

Phone: +420 773 263 433, www.usmrtaka.cz

If you’re visiting Vyšehrad, be sure to stop by the traditional Czech restaurant U Smrťáka, dating back to 1921. Decorated with pictures of Vyšehrad, the restaurant offers authentic Czech cuisine, à la minute dishes, and juicy steaks. Guests can also enjoy draft beers, wines by the glass, and soft drinks. In summer, guests can relax in the outdoor garden. Open daily, U Smrťáka is also ideal for corporate events, birthday parties, and social gatherings.

FUMI SUSHI GRILL

Spálená 22, Prague 1, 1st floor (OC Quadrio)

Phone: +420 608 898 626 /fumisushigrill

Located in the heart of Prague, we offer a 90-minute all-you-can-eat Asian buffet with a wide selection of fresh dishes. Enjoy teppanyaki grilled to order, handmade sushi, hot Asian dishes, salads, desserts, fried specialties, and traditional dim sum. Perfect for travelers, families, or friends, our cozy and modern space invites you to relax and explore rich Asian flavors. We look forward to welcoming you!

YORI RESTAURANT

Masarykovo nábřeží 246/12, Prague 1 Phone: +420 792 397 906 www.yorirestaurant.cz

Step into one of Prague’s top-rated Asian restaurants just steps from the iconic Dancing House. Discover bold Vietnamese and Thai flavors, from rich Pho and perfectly balanced Pad Thai to fresh handmade spring rolls and aromatic curries. A must-visit spot with a cozy bamboo interior, loved by locals and travelers exploring the city. Perfect stop during your Prague visit.

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.

TERRA E MARE RESTAURANT

Pštrossova 220/29, Prague 1

Phone: +420 602 593 599 www.terraemare.cz

Authentic Italian restaurant Terra e Mare brings the atmosphere of Mediterranean elegance and refined gastronomy to the heart of Prague. The menu is based on fresh ingredients, traditional recipes and a contemporary interpretation of “land and sea” cuisine. Carefully selected wines, a stylish interior and attentive service create the perfect setting for special dinners as well as relaxed gatherings.

U TŘÍ RŮŽÍ

Husova 10, Prague 1

Phone: +420 601 588 281 www.u3r.cz

If you walk along 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 nonsmoking 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.

FREE ENTRY ART GALLERY

Žitná 608/27, Prague 1

Phone: +420 602 167 499 info@artgallerycafe.cz /artgallerycafe_prague www.artgallerycafe.cz

Discover original Czech glass, paintings, jewelry, ceramics and Czech dolls. Unique handmade gifts at great prices. A calm gallery & café in the heart of Prague where you can relax and find something special to take home. OPEN DAILY.

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.

MEXICKÁ

U Průhonu 13, Prague 7

Phone: +420 241 952 157 www.mexickaholesovice.cz

Stopping by Mexická means one thing: staying longer than you planned. Food from three distinct kitchens arrives at the table as it‘s ready – placed in the middle, for everyone, just as it‘s done in Latin America. House-made tortillas, wood-fired steaks, fresh ceviche from the raw bar and signature drinks. The experience is brought to life by an award-winning interior, an international kitchen team, and staff happy to help in both Spanish and English.

BISTROB

Budějovická 1912/64b, Prague 4 www.bistrob.cz

Mexická is part of Together – Prague‘s second largest restaurant group and it‘s one of the most exciting addresses the city has opened in recent years.

BISTRO KAREL

U Trojského zámku 2/6, Prague–Troja /bistro_karel

BistroB has quickly become one of the standout newcomers to Prague’s culinary scene in 2025. Open since early spring, it’s located near the Budějovická metro station. BistroB draws visitors in with its unique atmosphere that blends industrial design with a cozy, laid-back vibe. It’s an ideal spot for quick business lunches or relaxed catch-ups with friends. The specialties here are vibrant bowls filled with fresh ingredients and a selection of house-baked goods. BistroB is also known for its specialty coffee and range of alternative plant-based milks. Whether you‘re planning a morning meeting or just want to unwind with an afternoon coffee and a slice of cake, BistroB is a solid choice.

Opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday: 9 AM – 10 PM Sunday: 9 AM – 8 PM Monday: Closed

A unique sense of place, a wild garden, seasonal cuisine, and natural wines. Nestled within the grounds of the fairy-tale-like Troja Château, Bistro Karel serves everything from brunch to dinners prepared on the grill. It offers a spacious garden and a bright, minimalist interior, and we recommend combining your visit with nearby attractions such as Prague Zoo, the Botanical Garden, or the art gallery housed within Troja Château.

Nestled on the sunlit slopes of Prague’s prestigious Troja district, Salabka is a unique vineyard estate where exceptional gastronomy, winemaking, hospitality, and craftsmanship come together in one remarkable destination. Surrounded by 4.5 hectares of vineyards – the largest planted vineyard within Prague – Salabka offers a peaceful retreat just minutes from the city’s historic centre.

The estate comprises an award-winning winery, a Michelin Guide-recommended restaurant, Prague’s first distillery, and six elegant apartments overlooking the vineyards.

With a winemaking history dating back to the 18th century, Salabka is deeply rooted in Prague’s viticultural heritage. Today, the winery produces distinctive wines that reflect the unique character of its terroir.

While several grape varieties are cultivated across the vineyard, Riesling and Pinot Noir represent the winery’s flagship wines. In 2021, Salabka was named Small Winery of the Year by the Czech Winegrowers Association and the National Wine Centre.

Following an extensive restoration completed in 2014, the estate seamlessly combines contemporary architecture with preserved historical elements. Natural materials, traditional craftsmanship, and modern design create an atmosphere that respects both the site’s heritage and its exceptional vineyard setting.

Restaurant Salabka has become one of Prague’s most respected gastronomic destinations. Under the leadership of Executive Chef Petr Kunc, the kitchen presents refined seasonal cuisine inspired by ex-

ceptional ingredients and contemporary culinary techniques. Guests can enjoy both classic and vegetarian tasting menus accompanied by carefully curated wine pairings featuring Salabka wines and selected labels from renowned wine regions around the world. The restaurant is proudly recommended by the Michelin Guide.

Salabka is also home to Prague’s first official distillery. Equipped with a bespoke Arnold Holstein still handcrafted in Germany, it produces an exceptional collection of grape distillates, fruit spirits, and liqueurs. Its signature product is a barrel-aged grape spirit matured for ten years, distinguished by remarkable depth, elegance, and complexity.

For those wishing to extend their stay, six boutique apartments offer comfort, privacy, and panoramic vineyard views. Combining contemporary amenities with the

tranquillity of the surrounding landscape, they provide an ideal base for exploring Prague, including nearby attractions such as Prague Zoo and the Botanical Garden.

Whether for a romantic wedding, an exclusive private celebration, a corporate gathering, or simply an unforgettable culinary and wine experience, Salabka offers a unique setting where history, nature, hospitality, and craftsmanship come together to create lasting memories.

K Bohnicím 849/2a, Praha 7

Phone: +420 778 019 002

restaurant@salabka.cz

/salabka_restaurant www.salabka.cz

MATZIP: THE STORY OF AUTHENTIC KOREAN CUISINE IN THE HEART OF PRAGUE

In the historic Josefov district of Prague 1 lies a small piece of Korea, the restaurant Praha Matzip. The Korean word “matzip” refers to a place known for delicious food, and that’s exactly what Matzip serves its guests every day.

Behind this restaurant is chef Donggyu Kwak, who came from the South Korean city of Suwon to share his passion for family recipes. From a young age, he helped his mother make homemade kimchi and dreamed of owning a restaurant where he could offer the world the taste of true Korean cuisine with no compromises or adjustments.

Matzip is not just another Asian restaurant. It‘s a place where traditional recipes are respected, fresh and homemade

ingredients are used, and every dish is prepared with care for both tradition and the customer. From spicy kimchi jjigae, bibimbap, and crispy fried chicken to their specialty tender marinated jokbal, every bite tells a story.

In 2025, Matzip introduced a modern self-service table ordering system that combines traditional atmosphere with innovation and customer comfort. This system allows guests to order at their own pace while learning more about the dishes they’re enjoying.

Matzip is not just about food. It’s about the experience. A place where culture, flavour and honesty come together. If you’ve never tasted real Korea before, start here.

Dušní 1082/6, Prague 1

Phone: +420 725 439 699

korestaurant1@gmail.com www.prahamatzip.com

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HARLY‘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? Harly’s Bar will not disappoint.

Welcome to one of the most exciting clubs in Prague. And this is no newcomer. Harly’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 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! Harly’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. But enough of the introductory talk – it is time to describe the space itself so you know what is actually waiting for you at Harly’s.

You will want to tune in as soon as you enter. That is because there is no charge to get into the club. It may seem like a trivial triviality, but many clubs today benefit from mandatory entry fees. After you drop your stuff off in the cloakroom, your excursion through the entire venue can begin, which is accessed via the stairs downstairs. Harly’s Bar is located in the basement of the building and is shaped like a long noodle. At first glance it does not appear to, but it can hold an unexpected amount of people. The place itself has two bars (a large and a small one), a dance floor, normal tables and a few circular seats. It is a good idea to arrive early if you want to sit down. Harly’s has no shortage of visitors. But it honestly does not matter what time you arrive. You will not want to sit down anyway.

You will have an assault on your senses during the evening. And not only with

MAGIC WEDNESDAYS

Beat the midweek slump with a night where reality gives way to illusion. From 10 PM, a master magician and our bartenders’ signature “liquid magic” cocktails turn an ordinary Wednesday into an unforgettable show.

MYSTERIOUS THURSDAYS

So, what do you mean by Harly’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 Harly’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.

Step into a world of mystery and illusion where nothing is quite as it seems. Starting at 10 PM, enjoy mind-bending entertainment, a specially crafted mystical cocktail, and the classic Harly’s atmosphere with a mysterious twist.

BORN TO BE WILD FRIDAYS

Leave the week behind and kick off the weekend with a full-throttle rock ’n’ roll party. At Harly’s, the only rule is to live loud, dance hard, and keep the good times going until sunrise.

SATURDAY’S HIGHWAY TO HELL

Jump on the wildest ride in town and experience a Saturday night fueled by freedom, rock ’n’ roll, and nonstop energy. This is no night for quiet drinks—we’re turning things up and partying until dawn.

HARLY‘S BAR

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

SAVAGE BAR PRAGUE:

A COCKTAIL BAR CREATED BY CZECH BARTENDING CHAMPIONS

Located in the heart of Prague’s Vinohrady district, Savage Bar Prague offers a unique combination of creative cocktails, stylish interior design, and an unforgettable atmosphere.

Whether you are looking for a relaxed evening with friends, a date night, or a vibrant start to your Prague nightlife experience, Savage is the place to be.

The bar was founded by two Czech bartending champions Štěpán Šimánek and Carola Urru. Team of experienced bartenders creates both classic and signature cocktails using premium spirits, fresh ingredients, and modern techniques. Guests can explore several signature cocktail menus, including the Champions Menu, featuring cocktails that have won prestigious bartending competitions. Alongside our cocktail selection, guests can enjoy a carefully curated range of wines, champagne, beer and more than 300 bottles of premium spirits.

Savage Bar is known for its welcoming international atmosphere, attracting both locals and visitors from around the world. With great music, exceptional service, and a lively ambiance, every visit becomes a memorable experience.

Step into a Jungle of Untamed Flavours and enjoy an evening of exceptional cocktails, positive vibes, and authentic Prague nightlife.

Anny Letenské 18, Prague 2 – Vinohrady +420 777 275 296 /savage_bar_prague www.savagebar.cz

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DOUBLE TROUBLE

Melantrichova 17, Prague 1

Opening hours: Mon–Thu: 8 pm – 2 am

Fri–Sat: 8 pm – 4 am, Sun: 8 pm – 2 am /doubletrouble_bar www.doubletrouble.cz

Double Trouble is one of the longest-established bars and clubs in the heart of Prague, offering talented local DJs, premium cocktails, and a unique venue in a historic 16th-century cellar. The club delivers energetic EDM and house nights with an original atmosphere and fast service. The club operates daily from 8:00 PM and welcomes guests with free entry.

G&T SPOT

Melantrichova 21, Prague 1, 11000

Opening hours: 12:00-1:00 am /gtspotprague

G&T Spot is a boutique gin bar hidden in Prague’s Old Town, dedicated entirely to premium Tanqueray gins and Double Dutch mixers. Discover expertly crafted gin & tonics, limited editions, and seasonal specials in a stylish yet relaxed setting. Friendly staff, regular tastings, and a cozy atmosphere make this hidden gem a must-visit for gin lovers and curious explorers alike. Come experience a new level of G&T perfection in the heart of Prague.

SAVAGE BAR PRAGUE

– A COCKTAIL BAR CREATED BY CZECH BARTENDING CHAMPIONS

Anny Letenské 18, Prague 2 +420 777 275 296 /savage_bar_prague www.savagebar.cz

Located in Prague’s vibrant Vinohrady district, Savage Bar combines championship-level mixology, creative cocktails, and an unforgettable atmosphere. Founded by two Czech bartending champions, the bar offers signature cocktail menus, premium spirits, wines, champagne, and the unique Champions Menu featuring award-winning cocktail creations.

Open 7 nights a week | 20:00–04:00

Historic 16th-century venue in central Prague

Free Entry | Dance Floor | Signature Cocktails

Melantrichova 17, Prague 1 www.doubletrouble.cz

Experience the charm of a 14th-century setting at our restaurant,located in the heart of Prague‘s Old Town Square.

In the heart of Prague’s Old Town Square, our restaurant revives a 14th-century legacy, inviting locals and tourists alike to partake in its rich history. Here, every sip and bite connects you to the centuries-old tradition of camaraderie and hospitality.

Our service: Draught Guinness, Sport screens, Live music, Special menu for groups, Events

Staroměstské náměstí 478/26 Prague 1 - Old Town info@goldenkettle.cz +420 722 227 622 www.goldenkettleprague.cz

Pivovar u Supa

The main representative of French cuisine in the Czech Republic since its establishment in 2009 - La Gare serves intriguing atmosphere, elegant looks and delicious food. La Gare

V Celnici 1038/3, Praha 1 - Nové město, 110 00 | E-mail: info@lagare.cz

Tel.: (+420) 222 313 712 | FB,IG: /La Gare

Pivovar u Supa

The oldest brewery and inn in Prague - we are a place where you can enjoy the true taste of Czech beers and modern Czech cuisine.

Celetná 563/22, Praha 1 - Staré Město, 110 00 | E-mail: info@pivovarusupa.cz

Tel.: +420 733 534 383 | FB, IG: /Pivovar U Supa

The authentic Belgian restaurant Les Moules in the very heart of Prague on Pařížská Street has maintained its quality since 2002 –we offer the real flavours of the see, honest Belgian beers and a unique atmo-sphere. Les Moules

Pařížská 203/19, Praha 1 - Staré Město, 110 00 | E-mail: info@lesmoules.cz

Tel.: (+420) 733 503 220 | FB: /Les Moules Praha | IG: /Les Moules

Les Moules