We had a 30-minutes stop here on our free walking tour. They have a special menu for tour groups in the second floor. Nice atmosphere, unfortunately we didn't have enough time to eat anything.
A perfect place to wind down after visiting the museums and lie on the grass on a sunny afternoon.
Beautiful park, just don't come in rainy weather - you will regret it when you get lost in the maze-like paths :-) Very poor on maps along the way.
The Germany pizza (ham and mushrooms) was good, so was the "finger food" plate. No English menu but the waitress was helpful. Great prices.
Renovation works are expected to last until 2019. Check on their website which exhibitions are open for visit.
Take your time admiring the bust of Nefertiti - photos are not allowed in that or adjacent rooms.
It's hard to miss, but don't forget to check out the giant statue of lady Bavaria at the entrance of the park, facing the oktoberfest area.
There are tours in English everyday (check the times on their website). It might be your only chance to see the inside, since it's almost impossible to get match tickets.
The moving display is one of the most underwhelming tourist sites in Europe, but the device itself is pretty cool.
With several beautiful sights to see, a visit to Prague Castle should take half a day at least. Don't bother buying the license for photographs, it's only for limited places.
Often reserved for larger tourist groups, but we had no trouble getting a table for two. Loved the roast duck with apples.
