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Old Town Hall: Secrets Beside the Astronomical Clock
The Old Town Hall, with its medieval tower and Astronomical clock, has been dominant in the Old Town Square for centuries. Hundreds of people are standing below the Astronomical clock every hour to watch the moving marionettes. However, I would take…
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Kino Aero: Movie Hub in Žižkov District
If you are a fan of good quality movies with interesting ideas and artistic spirit, the cinema Aero might be your second home. Hidden in the courtyard of Žižkov district, Kino Aero will absorb you to the local life of movie…
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Mucha Museum: Art Nouveau Beauty
The Mucha Museum in Prague is the only museum in the world dedicated solely to this famous Art Nouveau artist. You might know his famous decorative portraits, but he was a universal artist in many disciplines. Come to visit the Mucha…
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Cocovanka: Boho Paradise in the Middle of Prague
You might already know the Cocovan summer paradise on the island of Prague. You don’t need to be sorry that the summer season is over. Cocovan paradise has its second location that is open all over the year! Let’s explore more…
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Café Alchymista: Pieces of Magic in Hidden Courtyard
If you want to experience an authentic old Prague, you should definitely visit Café Alchymista. Once you enter, you might discover that there is something magical about this place. I can give you some hints, but you need to experience it…
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Klementinum: One of the Most Beautiful Libraries in the World
According to the Independent magazine, Klementinum is one of the most beautiful libraries in the world. Besides this breathtaking book collection, Klementinum used to be an astronomical observatory where Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler developed their knowledge. Let’s explore more about…
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Vyšehrad: The Other Prague Castle
Vyšehrad fortress has one of the most magnificent views of Prague. Hidden from the touristic paths, this historical site still keeps its magical atmosphere. Have a walk by the medieval fortification, explore the park with the historical sites, and have a…
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Franz Kafka Museum: Prague Through the Kafka’s Perception
Franz Kafka is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable authors from Prague. Although he barely mentioned Prague in his novels, the places and his inner feelings aptly depict the atmosphere of Prague on the crossroad of two centuries. Franz Kafka Museum…
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Divadlo V Dlouhé: Theatre in Dlouha Street
Theatre in Dlouha Street presents its first English-friendly performance – Václav Havel Letters to Olga. In November 2019, it is going to be 30 years since the Velvet revolution when Vaclav Havel played an essential role in our way to democracy.…
