"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!

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!

"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!

Prague is not big on happy hour, but "Ananas Bananas" is a true gem. You can't get a cheaper cocktail from 4pm - 8pm - hence its popularity with students!

"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!

The owners of "Café Filtr" say 'first coffee, second clothes' - this second-hand shop in Prague has hit the spot with this concept!

The terrace at Emauzy monastery in Prague is actually accessible to the public and I love eating my lunch here and watching the sunset...

"Paprika" in Prague has all the zing Mediterranean food should have. Falafel, shakshuka, build-your-own-pita, hummus... Don't miss out on the hummus!