Accommodation and travel advice from a local host
As one of the oldest brewing cultures in the world, Czechs take their beer very seriously. Czechia also ranks among the countries with the highest beer consumption per capita. In traditional pubs, Pilsner Urquell, usually served with a thick head of foam, is a familiar sight. If you want to experience the atmosphere of a…
In summer Prague comes alive with outdoor cafés, parks, markets and, of course, beer gardens. For many visitors, enjoying a cold Czech beer outside is one of the most authentic experiences of the city. Prague’s beer gardens are much more than places to drink. They are social meeting points where locals and visitors come together….
Stunning cafés full of history, beautiful architecture, and unforgettable atmosphere. Prague’s historic cafés have played an important role in the city’s cultural life. They were once the favourite meeting places of writers, artists, scientists, politicians, and many famous people. As a local host, I always tell my guests the same thing: don’t leave Prague without…
I have prepared an overview of the oldest beer pubs in Prague, where beer has been served (and sometimes even brewed) for centuries. These pubs are closely connected with the history of Prague and Czech beer, so I definitely recommend visiting at least one of them. Even a small beer is enough to enjoy the historic…
I have chosen a few historic Prague pubs/bars/taverns where time seems to have stopped. These are some of the longest-running pubs/bars/taverns in the city. Local people love them, and large tourist crowds have not discovered them yet. Come here for a great Czech beer or to try traditional Czech food. The prices are usually very…
Prague is full of famous sights, but nothing compares to the places that feel a little different. In this article, I’ve put together some unusual and offbeat attractions in Prague. Some of them you can easily combine while exploring the city centre, and some of them are completely free! Idiom – Book Tower Installation The…
Prague is full of famous landmarks like Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, but the real magic is found in its hidden gems. This guide explores lesser-known places across the city, including quiet streets like Nový Svět or impressive sites like Břevnov Monastery, Emauzy Monastery, and Vyšehrad casemates. You will also discover unique spots like Jánský…
In the previous article, I introduced Prague’s most famous landmarks, such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Old Town Square. Prague Landmarks: The Top Attractions for First-Time Visitors .If you are spending more than just a day or two in the city, there are many other places that deserve your attention as well. In this…
Easter in Prague and the Czech Republic Easter is an important holiday in the Czech Republic and one of the nicest time of year. For many people, it is less about religion and more about spring, traditions, and time with family. A Rich History of Easter Easter traditions in the Czech Republic go back to…
Christmas in Prague 2026 : A Magical Time of Year The Advent and Christmas season is truly one of the most beautiful times of the year, especially in Prague’s Old Town, where festive decorations, a towering Christmas tree, and the warm glow of traditional lighting of the gas lamps create a fairy-tale atmosphere. During this…
Prague is often called the city of a hundred spires. And when you arrive, you understand why. The skyline is full of church towers and rooftops. The city is packed with famous landmarks and historical monuments everywhere you look. The historic centre of Prague was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992. Crossing the…