Prague is now a fine dining hotspot, with 165 restaurants recognized in Gault&Millau’s Czech edition, including 11 earning three toques for top-tier culinary mastery. The guide evaluates food, service, pricing, and originality, offering a comprehensive take on the city’s dining excellence. Key highlights: Whether it’s Papilio’s refined tasting menu or Café Imperial’s historic charm, Prague … Read more
When I stay in Prague for the weekend, visiting Farmers’ markets is what I’m looking forward the most. Especially in the summer, but they are opened almost all year, usually starting in March. They are on Saturday morning, which means from about 8 to 14. Of course, later you go, more good things is sold … Read more
Prague’s beer gardens combine budget-friendly prices with authentic Czech beer culture. Whether you’re after panoramic views, historic charm, or a lively local vibe, these 15 spots offer something for everyone. Keep reading for details on each location, including tips to make the most of your visit. Best Beer Gardens In Prague Letna Beer Garden Letna … Read more
Prague is a paradise for beer lovers, blending centuries-old brewing traditions with a thriving craft beer scene. Here’s a quick look at 10 must-visit microbreweries in the city offering unique beers and experiences: Each brewery pairs its beers with Czech cuisine, providing a full experience of Prague’s beer culture. Whether you’re into traditional lagers or … Read more
The Christmas atmosphere in Prague during Advent is magical and despite the crowds of tourists and locals, I’m drawn to the city centre every year, unless I’m travelling somewhere warm. Prague’s markets are a mix of centuries-old traditions, modern lighting, Christmas specialties and kitschy souvenirs. All set against the backdrop of the historic city centre. … Read more
In 2024, the Michelin Guide mentions 26 Prague restaurants. Although the Czech Republic section of the Michelin Main Cities of Europe guide currently evaluates only restaurants in Prague, many restaurants of the same high level exist outside Prague, especially in Brno or Olomouc. Certainly, Brno’s Ateliér or Olomouc’s Entrée could also have a chance. What … Read more
Sapa Prague is a large Vietnamese market with a bunch of unremarkable clothing stores, but mainly around 30 food stalls, a big supermarket with Vietnamese groceries, and a few small shops. When I was here for the first time long ago, I was a bit scared to come alone. I felt like I would definitely … Read more