Vila 63 is a quite new place in the neighbourhood called Vinohrady. Instead of touristic Prague 1, Vinohrady and Prague 2 will give you the right impression of hidden gems in Prague.
Vinohrady (Royal Vineyards) is a must while visiting Prague. The district is full of history, breathtaking architecture and tons of amazing spots. Vila 63 is one of them. It is a very unique spot in the city.
This First Republic villa was rebuilt into a coffee place, brunch spot, and a well-maintained garden where many different events happen throughout the year. You can also visit Vila 63 in the evening and have some lovely wine in summer, chai latté, or very special Georgian tea with lovely healthy dishes on their menu.
Just check their opening hours; they can change depending on the season.
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