Žluté Lázně Riverside Beach
Vibrant recreation and beach resort on the riverbank in Podolí with paddleboards, beach volleyball courts, open-air bars, and grassy lawns.
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague
Enjoy the best experiences in Prague
Vibrant recreation and beach resort on the riverbank in Podolí with paddleboards, beach volleyball courts, open-air bars, and grassy lawns.

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.
Traditional wooden rowboat and swan paddleboat rentals on Slavonic Island offering unmatched water perspectives of Charles Bridge and National Theatre.
The grassy hillside where locals gather every sunny evening to watch the sun dip behind Prague Castle. Unbeatable golden-hour community vibe.

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.

Shared courtyard brewery combining local craft lagers with house-cured pastrami and burgers. Packed with locals year-round.

Vibrant microbrewery in a converted 19th-century cellar. Unpasteurized 11° lager and traditional roasted pork belly without tourist markups.

Cozy farm-to-table breakfast and brunch kitchen next to Letná Park serving organic eggs, galettes, pancakes, and specialty coffee.

High-energy Vietnamese-Czech fusion brunch hotspot on JzP square. Fresh avocado toasts, savory duck bao buns, and Vietnamese egg coffee.
Hidden courtyard coffee oasis tucked through a residential archway. Vinyl records spinning, leafy patio, and artisan sourdough pastries.

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.

Located directly at the entrance of Prague Castle with a sweeping terrace view. Walk into the kitchen, lift pot lids, and choose your stew.