"Špálova Galerie" in Prague is a rather small gallery that overflows with character. Three levels, very well curated exhibitions, fantastic artist choice.

"Skatepark Štvanice" is on the island of the same name in Prague's river. It's open for everybody the whole year. Get a beer, watch the stunts, relax...

The four ventilation chimneys above "Větráky Letenského Tunelu" are covered in abstract digital mosaics developed all the way back in 1969!

The "Ferdinand Vaněk Bench" is dedicated to Václav Havel, the Czech Republic's first president who was also a dissident and writer behind a pseudonym!

"Suchardova Vila" in Prague was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It's the house-museum of sculptor Stanislav Sucharda. How big & majestic it is!

"Vltavská" in Prague is a communist-built public transport crossroads. It's ugly but there's beauty in the people & the labyrinth of stairs & walkthroughs.

"Rondo Cubist House" in Prague is a prime example of the rondo cubist architecture movement of the 1920s... Don't be afraid to admire it!

"Villa Pellé" in Prague is a representative hunder-year-old-plus villa that's now a perfect gallery with a nice garden! You can even get married here...

"Jatka 78" is a new addition in Prague's theatre color pallette: we're talking new circus & theatre of movement! The atmosphere is so welcoming & artistic!

"Zahrada Na Niti" in Prague is for you if you call your flat an 'urban jungle', talk about yourself as a 'plant mom' and haunt Facebook plant swap groups!

This is one of my favorite places to enjoy a sunset in Prague. It's on a staircase that connects Vinohrady and Vyšehrad and is a beautiful walk!

"Na Břehu Rhôny" is for sure my top choice when it comes to wineries in Prague. Here you form a personal relationship with the wines. Oh, and the quiche!