Filip’s favourite
places in Prague.

Czech comfort food and tank Pilsner in a lively beer hall. A good first stop for a classic Prague meal.

Modern Czech cooking with a Wallachian touch, house-made specialities and Dalešice beer. A good choice for a more adventurous Czech dinner.

Czech beef and pork cooked over an open fire, served in a butcher-shop canteen. Come here when you are in the mood for meat.

Traditional Czech dishes and draught beer in a historic house by St Nicholas Church. A handy lunch stop while exploring Lesser Town.

Traditional Czech dishes, house-made dumplings and tank Pilsner. A central option for a hearty lunch or dinner.

An old-school Czech pub for a glass of Pilsner and traditional pub atmosphere. Come primarily for the beer.

Beer with views across the river and Prague’s bridges. A good place to pause during a walk through Letná Park.

An outdoor beer stop in Riegrovy sady. Combine it with sunset views from the park; sunny evenings can be busy.

Craft beer from a working brewery, with a lively courtyard and an indoor taproom. The indoor space makes this more than a summer stop.

An outdoor beer stop within the Vyšehrad grounds. Pair it with a walk along the ramparts.

Czech koláče with generous fruit fillings. Pick up a sweet treat to take away while exploring the neighbourhood.

Traditional Czech koláče with sweet or savoury fillings, paired with speciality coffee. A simple stop for a coffee and pastry.

A tucked-away café in a cultural space right by Old Town Square. A good stop for coffee between sights.

Bread and Czech pastries baked on site. A handy bakery stop for breakfast or something sweet to take away.

A retro café with house-made cakes and traditional Czech desserts. Come for a generous slice of cake and a leisurely coffee.

Plant-based versions of Czech classics in a relaxed pub setting. A useful choice if you want to try Czech food without meat.

Creative vegetarian and vegan dishes in a cosy restaurant with a starry ceiling. A good setting for a relaxed sit-down dinner.

Neapolitan-style pizza at a small neighbourhood bistro. A relaxed stop for a casual meal while exploring Vinohrady.

Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired oven and Italian classics. A convenient dinner stop near the river.

Vietnamese cooking in a calm, atmospheric restaurant on Vodičkova. A sit-down lunch or dinner option in the city centre.

Freshly baked Vietnamese baguettes, noodle dishes and soups. A good stop for a casual lunch while exploring Letná.

Italian-style gelato with a wide choice of flavours, including vegan options. The map opens the Národní ice-cream salon.

Gelato by the river at Výtoň. Pick up a scoop for a walk along Náplavka or a sweet stop after Vyšehrad.

Walk the historic ramparts for river views, then wander through the leafy grounds. A lovely place to slow down and explore.

A formal garden with peacocks, ponds and a dramatic grotto wall. Usually open April–October; closed in winter.

A wooded walking route beneath Prague Castle. A green detour after sightseeing; check seasonal access before visiting.

Open park paths and views over the Vltava and Prague’s bridges. Combine a walk with a stop at the beer garden.

A hillside park with a vineyard, a grotto and a grand villa. A scenic neighbourhood walk with plenty of corners to explore.

A spacious park with ponds and plenty of walking paths. Choose it for a longer stroll or a picnic away from the busy centre.

A historic cinema inside Lucerna Palace. A cosy evening option; check the film’s original language and subtitles before booking.

Art collections and exhibitions in a striking Functionalist building. A good choice for an indoor afternoon focused on art.

Contemporary circus, dance and physical theatre. Check the programme, venue and language requirements when choosing a performance.

Contemporary art and photography, plus the distinctive Gulliver airship on the roof. Check the current exhibitions before you go.