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Cafe Amandine
Located in Prague 2 in the pretty area of Moran, which is close to the Vltava River is the gorgeous Café Amandine, a true throw back to the Art Nouveau cafes of the First Republic and to authentic Parisian cafes. Café Amandine’s interior is complete with chartreuse and hot pink striped wallpaper, an abundance of dark wood, a large bar, display cases with delectable treats, Art Nouveau glass chandeliers and much more. The staff at Café Amandine...
Karlovo Náměstí
Karlovo Náměstí, which translates to Charles Square, is located in New Town, and is the largest public square in Prague, and one of the largest in all of Europe. With a wooded area, a park, a busy street, a church, a town hall building, as well as above-ground tram and below-ground metro lines, it can be hard to fathom that all of this life is contained within one public square. Once the site of the biggest major cattle market for the area,...
Miyabi
Miyabi is a truly authentic Japanese restaurant close to Karlovo Namesti in Prague 1 with an attractive, simple and clean interior decorated with natural elements such as bamboo and stone. The menu is varied and includes a good selection of maki and nigiri rolls, sashimi, tempura and teriyaki dishes, soba noodles, fresh salads, and interesting tasty desserts including tiramisu with green tea, green tea sorbet and wagashi. A wide variety of take-out...
Modry Zub Restaurant
Located on bustling Spálená Street is the exciting and refreshingly authentic Modry Zub Restaurant. This fine dining authentic Thai establishment is a sister restaurant to Modry Zub noodle bar, which is also located in New Town on Jindrisska Street. This elegant restaurant uses only the freshest ingredients imported from Germany and Austria whenever certain ingredients are needed that the Czech Republic does not import, such as Thai Zucchini and Thai...
Moje Krednec
Moje Krednec, or what translates to My Pantry in English is a specialty food shop that specializes in high quality gourmet goods. At Moje Krednec you can find an excellent selection of European wines including Spanish, Italian, Bohemian and Moravian wines, some of which you can sample after 4 p.m. every Thursday and Friday. In addition to a great selection of wines, you can also purchase gift boxes including port wine and giant bottles of wine from...
Náplavka Farmers Market
Náplavka, the affectionate nickname for the farmers market located at Rašínovo nábřeží (near Palackého square) in New Town's Prague 2, translates to “at the riverbank”, and that is exactly what this market is. Located on the riverbank walk, you can stroll through market stalls while enjoying the sun, cooled by the breeze off the the Vltava river. Boasting views of Prague Castle, Petřín Hill, and situated just a few blocks from the famous...
Produits de France
Formerly known as Fruits de France, this charming store specializing in gorgeous fresh groceries imported weekly right from French ecofarms via the shop's own transportation, is located on Masarykovo nábřeží in the Prague neighborhood of New Town. This wonderful intimate gourmet store features a wonderful variety of fruits and exotic fruits, vegetables (including fresh cherries all year long), imported French wine and Champagne (including Bouchard...
Ristorante Pagana
One of the things that might strike you about Prague is how popular Italian food is; there is quite literally, a pizzeria on almost every corner. Unfortunately, the quality is often quite poor and in nine out of ten cases the food offered should really be called Czech-Italian instead of traditional Italian. It is therefore always a pleasant surprise to discover a true original in a deep sea of bad replicas, a real Italian restaurant among so many...
The Candy Store
Do you crave American and British sweets such as candy bars, soda pop, hard candy, tasty savory crisps and more? If you do, you no longer have to daydream about these super sweet and salty snacks! The Candy Store, now in Prague to the pure delight of all those in love with American and British sweets and snacks! Located in Prague’s New Town is the Candy Store, where everyone has a sweet tooth! The Candy Store stocks a wide variety of sweet and...
Trhy Tylak Farmers Market
A brand new farmers market has joined the farmers market scene in Prague, kicking off its historic first season on March 20th, 2012. Aptly named the Trhy Tylak – or Tylak Market, using the slang term for the square – this bright new star is very conveniently located at Tylovo Náměstí, near the metro stop at IP Pavlova (on the red C line), and adjacent to the popular tram hub of the much-used daytime trams 4, 6, 10, 11, 16, and...
Wenceslas Square
Sloping through the middle of the city and presided over by an impressive statue of the Patron Saint of Bohemia, lies one of Prague's most important living museums, Wenceslas Square. Prague's natural meeting point is at Wenceslas Square, with residents often using the phrase “let's meet under the horse”, referring to the horse that St. Wenceslas sits astride. Prague's legendary Wenceslas Square has been the site of some of the most...
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