Our most favourite places to pay a visit while in Prague

Kantýna

Butchers, chefs and a fire. Place their grilled Czech meat on a tray or buy it to take home. Very popular and buzzing place for the craft! You can also reserve the “Dinner From the Butcher”. The butcher, the fire, the chef – the Holy Trinity of Kantýna, who has prepared a culinary experience which promises to leave no one hungry.

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Kunsthalle

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Very new art space on Prague’s cultural map. Founded by The Pudil Family Foundation as a non-governmental organisation and non-profit platform, its aim is to connect the Czech and international art scenes. It is placed into former Zenger Transformation Station building right below Prague Castle.

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Villa Rothmayer

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Villa Rothmayer is one of the modern architecture gems from the 20th century. Two-storey house was built by architect Otto Rothmayer (1892-1966) for his family between 1928-1929. Inspiration arising from the Mediterranean style, which architect Josip Plečnik propagated in our lands, reflects in the design of Rothmayer’s villa. The villa has been completely renovated and is now open to the public.

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Design market. The already famous market offers not only 14 restaurants and 2 bars, but also a hydroponic farm! Look forward to street food supplied by locals, music, art and design. Pop-up inspired by concepts from buzzing contemporary world capitals.

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Vítkov

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Vítkov Hill, with its densely interwoven network of walking trails, offers a unique view of almost the entire city. The area has undergone major improvements since 1929 when the National Monument was built here. The whole park still exudes an atmosphere of the 1930s, dominated by a bronze equestrian statue of Jan Žižka, one of the ten largest equestrian statues in the world.

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A fairly new espresso bar opened just a stone throw from Letenske square. It happens to be a sister place of our beloved mazelab.coffee and therefore We are sure they will serve every single cup the best possible way and will put a smile on your face. It is hip decorated with plenty of plants and delicious coffee smell.

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DOX Gallery

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A multifunctional space in a former factory building in one of Prague’s trendiest districts. DOX is more than just an exhibition space. Through its exhibitions and presentations of current international and Czech art, it tries to open hot topics for discussion, which is further developed by the accompanying programs, public events, film screenings, interactive workshops and events taking place in its main building and world-famous suspended Gulliver Airship.

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Artisème

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Gorgeous curated Czech design – modern home décor and handmade design store. It is a bit hidden right behind the John Lennon wall with its exquisite and lush little garden. Their goal is to make art and design as normal a part of our lives as, say, music or food.

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Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord

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At first glance, the most striking feature of this church is the enormous glass clock with a 7.6 m diameter dial on the 42 m high flat tower that spans the entire width of the façade. The design of this distinctive modern building was inspired by old Christian architecture and is the work of the famous Slovenian architect Josip Plečnik. It was built from 1928 to 1932, and evokes Noah’s Ark. An interesting fact about this, the most significant Czech sacral building of the 20th century, is the lack of a pulpit.

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Vyšehrad

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According to ancient legends, Vyšehrad is the oldest seat of Czech princes; in fact, the local settlement was established in the mid-10 th century. Situated on a rocky promontory above the Vltava River, it offers stunning views of the city, and the park area holds hidden architectural treasures including the rare Romanesque Rotunda of St Martin, the neo-Gothic Church of Sts Peter and Paul, the national cemetery Slavín, and the underground casements housing the some of the original Baroque statues from the Charles Bridge.

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Myšák
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František Myšák’s Prague confectionery was a First Republic institution considered among the best in Europe. Now the legendary establishment has been revamped with respect to the original look of the café from the 1920s. Offering deluxe breakfasts and classic confectionery, using time-honored recipes.

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Klementinum

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The extensive grounds of the Clementinum, one of the largest building complexes in Europe, were built from the mid-16th century to the mid-18th century, originally as a Jesuit dormitory. In its Astronomical Tower, meteorological measurements have been collected since 1775. The most beautiful hall of the complex is the Baroque Library with beautiful frescoes and historically valuable globes. The Mirror Chapel with its richly designed interior and unique installation of mirrors is a place where classical music concerts take place regularly.

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QUBUS Design Gallery

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In 2002 Jakub Berdych established Qubus with the aim to create nonstandard design shop, presenting above all contemporary Czech and conceptual design of world wide known names and brands. In the same year, together with Maxim Velčovský, based Qubus Design studio. It is established with concentration on interior, architectural, installation or graphic design commissions.

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Josef Loves

Kantýna

Kunsthalle

Villa Rothmayer

Manifesto

Vítkov

format.coffee

DOX Gallery

Artisème

Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord

Vyšehrad

Myšák
Pastry Shop

Klementinum

QUBUS Design Gallery

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Josef Loves

Kantýna

Kunsthalle

Villa Rothmayer

Manifesto

Vítkov

format.coffee

DOX Gallery

Artisème

Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord

Vyšehrad

MyšákPastry Shop

Klementinum

QUBUS Design Gallery

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Myšák
Pastry Shop