Cool vibe, top-tier cocktails, and great music — Café Bar Pilotů is my go-to treat. Don’t miss their rotating seasonal signatures!

Craving a quick, local bite? Ladislav Červený serves classic Czech hot dogs at Náměstí Míru—fast, tasty, and beloved by locals. Cash only!

U Bansethů is a mix of a classic pub, brewery, bakery, and café. Come hungry, thirsty, and ready to meet Gustik, their noisy bird mascot!

Ready for a unique floating brewery experience on the Vltava? Lod’ Pivovar offers craft beers and a cozy terrace overlooking the river and Prague Castle.

Steps from Charles Bridge, Skautsky Institut is the perfect spot to relax with coffee, koláč, or a beer — plus workshops and events in a riverside oasis.

Riegrovy Sady in Vinohrady is perfect for a chill picnic, a local beer, and one of the best sunset views over Prague Castle. Bring snacks and soak it in!

Artic Bakehouse brings Icelandic baking to Prague with sourdough, pastries, and the must-try blackcurrant scone. Go on, treat yourself!

Prague’s Children’s Island is a 14,000 m² playground paradise with zones for all ages, plus courts for football, basketball, and more — fun for the whole family!

Here you can find a collection of everything spanning from his minuscule creations up to monumental projects, from "family-friendly" to "restricted".

This children's playground in Prague is from 1961. The toys were designed by recognised sculptors and are a breath of fresh air from another era...

The "Old Water Treatment Plant" is a truly unique place to visit in Prague. It's an example of architecture and engineering with century-old machinery...

"Manifesto Market" in Prague is a cashless 'container village' - a place created by multiple units which can be quickly reassigned to a different function!