Great place!! A wonderful choice of artisanal beers, pork knee and traditional Czech recipes, even with beer (try pork with thyme!). Low prices and high quality!
Architects Osvald Polívka and Antonín Balšánek, who served as much as artistic coordinators as designers. Construction started in 1905 and it opened in 1912.
This gallery founded in the 18th century is where you'll find a great collection of Czech, Slovak, and international art, including Gutfreund, Kupka, Monet, and Van Gogh. Closed Mondays.
Was built as the Czech Tourist Club’s pavilion at the Prague Jubilee Exhibition in 1891. The labyrinth has 31 ordinary and 14 twisted mirrors, but originally there were only 35.
This has been considered as one of the best zoos in the world, so you're sure to have an amazing time here. The petting zoo, play areas, and over 4,000 animals will entertain both kids and adults.
The largest Czech railway station. Newly renovated. You will find a supermarket, bookstores, fast food, cosmetics and a nice cafe. Direct access to subway. The taxi stand and bus to the airport.
It consists of a cloister, the church of the Lord’s Birth, a Holy Hut and the clock tower with a famous chime. The construction had started in 1626 and the Holy Hut was blessed on March 25, 1631.
Was built in the years 1928–1938 in honour of the legionaries. After 1948, it was used to promote national ideology and regime. The Mausoleum of Klement Gottwald was established here in 1953.
People come here to see the charming statue of Child Jesus, to pray for help, healing, or peace; some come in trust expecting the birth of a child; and many return to give thanks.
This blackened, aged gate was completed in 1380 and forms part of the old fortification system of Prague, built to protect the Old Town against northern invaders.
