
Vysehrad Gorlice Underground Hall
Colossal 330-square-meter subterranean brick vault inside the Vyšehrad fortress casemates housing six original 17th-century Baroque statues from Charles Bridge.
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague

Colossal 330-square-meter subterranean brick vault inside the Vyšehrad fortress casemates housing six original 17th-century Baroque statues from Charles Bridge.

Historic beer restaurant founded in 1912 immortalized in Jaroslav Hašek world-famous novel The Good Soldier Švejk with walls covered in historical visitor signatures.

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

Historic microbrewery on three levels of a medieval townhouse brewing special top-fermented ales and dark lagers using recipes from master brewer Robert Maňák.

One of the oldest and most atmospheric royal hunting fortresses in Bohemia hidden within the UNESCO-protected Křivoklátsko beech forests.

Magnificent high Gothic cathedral dedicated to miners with tent-like roof spires, flying buttresses, and 15th-century frescoes depicting medieval silver coin minting.

World-renowned Roman Catholic chapel decorated with the artistic arrangement of skeletons from over 40,000 individuals, featuring a massive bone chandelier.

Majestic 14th-century Gothic stronghold founded by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to safeguard the Imperial Crown Jewels and Holy Relics above the Berounka river.

Modern Central European art gallery housed in the historic Sova Mills on Kampa Island, founded by art collector Meda Mládková with riverside sculptures.

Remarkable 1911 Art Nouveau and Symbolist studio villa designed by Czech sculptor František Bílek, shaped like a stylized scythe cutting a wheat field with intact wooden sculptures.

Historic monastic brewery inside the 12th-century Strahov Monastery complex, brewing unfiltered Saint Norbert amber, dark, and seasonal IPAs on-site.

Castle-gate restaurant inside Salm Palace with panoramic views over the rooftops of Prague, featuring open cooking pots where chefs lift the lids to show the dishes.

Secluded Renaissance rose garden and former monastery orchard hidden completely between Jungmannovo náměstí and Vodičkova street.

Iconic Cast-Iron Neo-Baroque pavilion terrace offering the most famous postcard alignment of all Vltava River bridges in a single vantage line.

Hidden 14th-century cobblestone lane tucked behind Prague Castle walls lined with picturesque miniature cottages, artist studios, and zero vehicle traffic.

Grand Neo-Renaissance cafe and restaurant featuring an ornate 1893 landmark ceiling, in-house pastry bakery, and Austrian-Czech breakfast menus.

Authentic 1937 Functionalist pastry shop preserving original Bauhaus furnishings, serving classic Czech větrník, laskonka, and handmade pralines.

Breathtaking grand Art Nouveau cafe located on the ground floor of Municipal House with glittering chandeliers, high ceilings, and classical music.

Historic 100-year-old pub famously mentioned in The Good Soldier Švejk. Known across Prague for roast stuffed duck with potato pancakes and Pilsner on tap.

Traditional pub and restaurant situated next to the historic Gothic Henry Tower. Serves tank Pilsner Urquell and roasted Czech specialities in high-ceiling dining rooms.

Historic tavern on the Royal Way climbing Nerudova street, renowned for expertly poured Budvar and traditional roasted pork belly.

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.

Prague's most famous Art Deco Grand Cafe, open since 1881 facing the National Theatre and Prague Castle. A historic meeting place for Czech writers, dissidents, and President Václav Havel.

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.

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.

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

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.
Converted former electrical transformer station on Klárov into a cutting-edge contemporary art space with terrace views over Castle Hill.

Dynamic contemporary art museum in Holešovice crowned with the iconic 'Gulliver' architectural wooden airship perched on its roof.
800-year-old Premonstratensian monastery library featuring breathtaking Baroque ceiling frescoes, historic globes, and ancient manuscripts.

One of the oldest and most atmospheric royal hunting castles in Bohemia, hidden deep in the UNESCO protected Křivoklátsko oak forests.

Monumental 14th-century Gothic castle founded by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to safeguard the Imperial Crown Jewels and sacred relics.
Spectacular UNESCO Gothic cathedral built by medieval silver miners with flying buttresses and tent-like spires resembling a Gothic ship.
The world-famous 'Bone Church' chapel decorated with the skeletal remains of over 40,000 individuals, arranged into pyramids and chandeliers.
Central international railway hub connecting direct trains to Kutná Hora, Karlštejn, Plzeň, Vienna, and Berlin, with luggage storage and Fantova kavárna.

Historic neo-renaissance bank palace with an expansive, safe ATM hall right in the heart of Old Town Prague.
Prague's oldest preserved open-air market dating back to 1232. Fresh berries, flowers, traditional wooden puppets, and Czech spa wafers.
Picturesque, untouched cobblestone village with tiny 17th-century cottages tucked just behind Prague Castle, once inhabited by artists and alchemists.
Monumental hilltop ridge crowned with one of the world's largest bronze equestrian statues (Jan Žižka) and expansive views across all of Prague.
Grand Art Nouveau indoor shopping passage housing David Černý's provocative sculpture of Saint Wenceslas riding a dead, upside-down horse.
Monumental early Baroque palace garden with roaming white peacocks, giant koi fish ponds, and a dramatic artificial stalactite dripstone wall.
The famous postcard angle looking straight down the Vltava river, aligning all of Prague's historic bridges in a single stunning perspective.
Hidden cascading Italian baroque terraced garden tucked behind an unassuming wooden gate. Incredible multi-level views over Malá Strana rooftops.
Prague's historic second castle, free from the crushing crowds of Prague Castle. High clifftop views over the Vltava river, quiet leafy parks, and open-air beer gardens.

Secret cocktail lounge inspired by the Gunpowder Plot and Anonymous culture. Theatrical mixology, hidden UV menus, and speakeasy rooms.

Monastic brewery operating inside the 12th-century Strahov Monastery complex. Unrivaled St. Norbert craft beers and roasted meats.

Modern Czech bistro by Celebrity Chef Zdeněk Pohlreich. Open kitchen, dynamic breakfast menu, and elevated Bohemian classics.
Butcher shop and dining hall inside a former heritage bank. Pick cuts of dry-aged Czech beef directly from the glass counter.

First Republic legendary grand pastry house with restored Cubist stucco ceilings. Handcrafted traditional Czech cakes and breakfast towers.
Historic Pilsner taproom operating continuously since 1918. Legendary hladinka pours and traditional beer cheese snacks.

The legendary pub where Pilsner Urquell was first poured in Prague in 1843. Multi-story historic tavern with a quiet open-air Gothic courtyard garden.
One of the last authentic old-school Pilsner pubs tucked away below Prague Castle. Unbeatable hladinka pours and pickled cheese.