The venue is huge, don't forget to visit all the parts. And, what is a must, is their book store; I could spend there hours.
Kind of synonymous with Prague's tourism industry, I consider the Jewish Cemetery a must-see. It's quite expensive unless you have an open card, so I advise busting it out for a hefty discount.
Prague's old Town Hall was built in 1364. Originally the building served only as the city hall of the old town, but later became the city hall for all of Prague.
Lovely atmosphere! Cosy café & photography gallery. Great coffee (served with vanilla biscuit) and wine (served with cheese). Free WiFi. Will come again, definitely.
A visit to Prague won't be complete without making a stop to this castle, the largest in the world. Aside from looking at the amazing detail, don't miss the changing of the guard happening every hour.
The best place! Very nice atmosphere and very good service. Try their cuisine and drinks.. Thanks to Jo's bar!
Breakfast is served here 24 hours a day; no need to wake up so early just to catch the amazing dishes.
Try the "whiskey flight" - tasting of 6 or more different whiskeys of the same brand, or different ones. Talk to the barman and order his perfect cocktails. The wall poster is signed by Rolling Stones
