
Pivnice U Rotundy
One of the last untouched traditional corner pubs in Old Town named after the adjacent 12th-century Romanesque Rotunda of the Holy Cross.
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague

One of the last untouched traditional corner pubs in Old Town named after the adjacent 12th-century Romanesque Rotunda of the Holy Cross.

Hidden non-profit community cafe and cultural hub inside a historic Gothic palace directly on Old Town Square, offering affordable coffee, beer, and workspace.

Authentic, raw Žižkov neighborhood pub pouring fresh draft beers at unbeatable local prices with classic pub bar snacks.

Authentic Žižkov neighborhood bastion serving fresh Velkopopovický Kozel on tap alongside hearty portions of roasted pork knuckle and potato dumplings.

Subterranean authentic Czech lunchroom hidden below Světozor passage. Serves quick comfort classics like schnitzel with potato salad and goulash.

Historic self-service Czech canteen in Old Town serving classic svíčková, goulash, knedlíky, and roasted meats at a fraction of tourist restaurant prices.

Deep historic natural ravine and stream valley wrapping below the northern walls of Prague Castle, featuring the award-winning pedestrian brick tunnel by architect Josef Pleskot.

Hidden stone staircase trail leading from Strahov Monastery vineyards down through the historic orchard slope to Malá Strana, offering direct unobstructed vistas across the red-tiled rooftops.

Bohemian riverside cafe and bar built inside a historic 13th-century water mill on Kampa Island along the Čertovka (Devil's Stream) canal. Decorated by Czech artist David Černý.

Old-world Viennese-style cafe in Holešovice featuring high stucco ceilings, vintage wooden paneling, daily Czech lunch specials, and excellent Moravian draft wines.

700-year-old historic pub occupying Romanesque and Gothic vaulted stone cellars on Malostranské náměstí. Famous for maintaining one of the cheapest fresh Pilsner Urquell tank pours in central Prague.

Dedicated specialty coffee bar and bakery workshop by the Kro team. Features rotating European roasters, freshly baked cardamom knots, and sourdough loaves.

Elevated natural ridge in Žižkov offering uninterrupted sunset views behind the skyline of Old Town spires and the futuristic Žižkov Television Tower.

Prague's original standalone standing-room Vietnamese bistro. Founded in the late 1990s, it ignited the city's love for authentic 12-hour simmered beef Pho Bo and Bun Bo Nam Bo.

Wooden architectural lookout bridge designed by Czech architect David Vávra perched on a sheer 60-meter limestone cliff above the southern Vltava bend and Barrandov terraced rocks.

Open-concept artisanal confectionery workshop led by master pastry chef Lukáš Skála. Famous for modernizing Czech sweet heritage pastries, notably crisp whipped-cream kremrole and chocolate vetrnik.

Dramatic 17th-century romantic stone ruin perched atop a steep rocky promontory over the northern Vltava river gorge, adjacent to the famous 1930s Baba functionalist architectural villa estate.

Secluded courtyard cafe and working pottery studio hidden behind a heavy wooden gate on steep Nerudova street. Serves third-wave espresso and homemade cakes in a quiet terraced garden.

Elevated southern fortress rampart bastion providing an uncrowded panoramic vista over the Podolí cliff bend, the historic railroad bridge, and the Vltava river.

High-end artisanal French-Czech bakery in central Karlín crafting laminated butter croissants, pistachio cruffins, pain au chocolat, and fresh sourdough.

Karlín sister branch of Kro Kitchen specializing in rotisserie meats, pulled pork sandwiches, glazed grilled vegetables, and house-fermented condiments.

One of the most authentic and untouched historical pubs in Prague, operating since 1965 to support the local school for visually impaired children. Pours fresh Velkopopovický Kozel dark and Pilsner Urquell.

Legendary neighborhood art-house cinema with converted vintage car seats, deck chairs, and a lively bar in the lobby.

The largest authentic open-air flea market in Central Europe. 50,000 square meters of vintage communist memorabilia, retro clocks, vinyl, and antiques.

Beloved neighborhood market in the shade of Plečnik's iconic Church of the Sacred Heart. Fresh flowers, Moravian wines, and artisanal treats.
Prague's most vibrant Saturday riverfront farmers market. Artisan Czech cheeses, sourdough bread, fresh pastries, sausages, and live buskers.

Massive 19th-century military barracks courtyard transformed into an alternative cultural community hub with outdoor fire pits, bar, and cinema.

Bohemian open-air tavern perched directly on the fortress ramparts of Vyšehrad. Draft Kozel, grilled Balkan sausages, and sunset views over Nusle.

The most iconic open-air beer garden in Prague, shaded under giant chestnut trees with direct clifftop panoramas over the Old Town and Vltava bridges.
Cult-favorite Mediterranean street food spot famous for silky freshly whipped hummus, warm pita baked every 15 minutes, and chicken shawarma.

Authentic Czech open-faced sandwich counter (chlebíčky). Freshly made daily with potato salad, Prague ham, pickles, and roast beef.
Traditional pub across from Henry's Tower serving honest lunchtime menus and Gambrinus / Pilsner on tap.
Traditional paper-ticket order cafeteria right near Havelská market serving over 40 traditional Czech dishes on steam tables.
Authentic self-service retro cafeteria inside Světozor Passage. Honest Czech daily lunch plates at working-class prices right off Wenceslas Square.
The oldest documented pub in Žižkov (dating to 1848). Rotating microbrewery taps from independent Czech regional brewers and honest goulash.
One of the last authentic old-school Pilsner pubs tucked away below Prague Castle. Unbeatable hladinka pours and pickled cheese.