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• Shop offering traditional Czech deli items and sandwiches

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• Outdoor market along the Vltava River

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• Historic fort from the 10th century with a basilica and underground casemates

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• Perfect for relaxing when trees turn golden • Park is covered in autumn leaves

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• Brunch spot in Malá Strana • Offers amazing drinks and food

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• See giant pumpkin displays • Displays run until November 1

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• Lower station of the Petřín Funicular • Connects to public transport lines for city access • The downhill funicular ride is direct to this station

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• Mid-point funicular stop for exploring Petřín Hill • Access point to Nebozízek Restaurant and its views ✓ Funicular only stops here on the uphill journey

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• Experience the Pilsner Urquell history and brewing process • Includes a beer audioguide for an immersive visit

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• Spend a day at one of the world's best zoos • Home to over 5,000 animals across various habitats ✓ Entry ticket and audioguide available

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• Explore the historic synagogues and Old Jewish Cemetery • Take a 2.5-hour guided tour to learn about the area's rich history

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• Take this funicular for an easy ascent to Petřín Hill • Costs 100 CZK (as of November 2026) ✓ Free with a 24-hour public transport pass (as of November 2026) • Ascend Petřín Hill without a sweaty climb • Use a 24-hour or longer public transport pass for free rides ✓ Buy paper tickets for 100 CZK or 90 CZK via PID Lítačka app • Middle stop at Nebozízek only for uphill rides

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• Best view of Prague, especially at sunrise in autumn • Accessible via funicular • Home to the Petřín Lookout Tower • Panoramic views of Prague city from the top • Access via the newly reopened Petřín Funicular • Home to the Petřín Lookout Tower and a rose garden

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• Experience Europe's longest metro escalators • Some escalators are exceptionally steep and fast • Located in deep metro stations like Náměstí Míru

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• Explore a historic Art Nouveau complex • Features a cinema, music hall, and shops • Look for the Upside-Down Horse sculpture in the main arcade

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• Relax in a tranquil park on an island in the Vltava River • Home to the Kampa Museum and the "Crawling Babies" sculptures • Enjoy views of Charles Bridge and the Old Town

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• Stroll through Prague's largest park as the leaves turn golden. • Enjoy lakes, walking paths, and beautiful trees. • A peaceful escape for nature lovers.

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• Stroll through Letná Park as the leaves turn golden. • Find breathtaking panoramic views of Prague's Old Town. • Features wide open spaces for walks and a beer garden.

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• Horror-inspired bar with spooky projections and decor ✓ Check re-opening date as of October 2026

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• Mythology-inspired bar with neon-lit Medusa artwork • Features creatively presented cocktails in unique glassware

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• Rooftop bar with a Halloween theme as of October 2026 • Great views over the city from the terrace

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• Guy Fawkes-inspired bar with bartenders wearing V for Vendetta masks • Features a mysterious, dark ambiance

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• Alchemy-inspired bar where cocktails are served in beakers • Drinks feature a smoky presentation • Alchemy-themed bar • Looks like a witch's hideout

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• Restaurant in Prague • Serves as a landmark for finding the 'secret path' to Charles Bridge views

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• Cafe near the Charles Bridge • Marks the beginning of the secret path to a quiet viewpoint • Often a starting point for tours in the area

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• Home to LEVELS entertainment center, offering three floors of games and activities • Hosts various entertainment options like arcade classics, racing simulators, and more • Features dining options and multiple bars

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• Massive entertainment center with retro arcade games and modern attractions • Try indoor mini golf, duckpin bowling, bumper cars, and karaoke • Features five bars for drinks between games • Great for a fun date or outing with friends • Arcade bar with four distinct themed areas • Offers a lively atmosphere with gaming and cocktails

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• Surreal absinthe bar with maximalist decor and dreamlike details • Specializes in absinthe, including traditional preparation and cocktails • Located on Jilská Street in Prague's Old Town • Absinthe bar with a vibrant, eclectic decor • Try the flaming absinthe preparation

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• Entrance to Prague's narrowest street • Pedestrian traffic light for one-way passage • Leads down to the Certovka canal

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• Satirical sculpture by David Černý • Depicts Wenceslas on an inverted dead horse • Located inside the Lucerna Palace arcade • Witness the controversial sculpture by David Černý • Depicts St. Wenceslas riding an upside-down, dead horse • Located inside the Lucerna Palace arcade

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• Steel framework tower resembling a miniature Eiffel Tower • Provides panoramic views of Prague and the surrounding area • Accessible via a funicular railway up Petřín Hill • Climb to the top for incredible panoramic city views • Located on Petřín Hill, accessible by funicular ✓ Entry ticket and audioguide available

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• Modernist church with a unique architectural design • Features a large circular clock on its facade • Designed by Jože Plečnik in the Vinohrady district

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• Neo-Gothic church located in Náměstí Míru • Impressive twin spires and stained-glass windows • Serves as a significant landmark in the Vinohrady district

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• Popular park offering stunning sunset views over Prague Castle • Great spot for picnics and relaxing outdoors • Features a beer garden and sports facilities

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• This shrine features the Holy Hut of Loreto and a famous mirror that reflects the ornate ceiling. • Explore the rich history and stunning baroque architecture. ✓ Purchase tickets and audioguides online for convenience. • Discover stunning Baroque architecture and sacred art at this pilgrimage site. • Marvel at the ornate Santa Casa and its treasure of liturgical objects. • Visit this Baroque pilgrimage site in the Castle District ✓ Entry ticket and audioguide needed for a full experience

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• Get Twilight-themed pastries with iconic character faces • The pastries are small cups of cake with cream and an edible image • Perfect for a unique spooky treat

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• Go on a feminist tour to learn about notable women buried here • Largest cemetery in Prague, with beautiful autumn foliage • A historic and peaceful place to explore

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• Explore an art gallery in a cave-like setting • Features mystical, fantasy-themed paintings and sculptures • The interior is designed to resemble a magical grotto • Strange, colorful cave in Petřín • Ideal for a spooky autumn day

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• Dine in a unique Art Nouveau grotto setting • Enjoy gourmet dishes with artistic presentation • Features stunning rock formations and statues

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• Experience an Alice in Wonderland-themed bar • Enjoy creative cocktails served in unique glassware • Features whimsical decor like pop-up storybooks • Alice in Wonderland-inspired bar with whimsical decor • Serves cocktails in unique, fantastical presentations, like a birdcage or Cheshire Cat holder

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• Visit a horror-themed bar with spooky decorations • Enjoy cocktails in a dark, atmospheric setting • Features themed drinks and an immersive horror experience • Horror-themed bar with eerie red lighting and decor • Cocktails are served with syringes for an interactive experience

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• Try absinthe prepared traditionally, including with fire • Experience a bar with unique, eclectic decor • Learn about the history and rituals of absinthe • Absinthe bar with a quirky, cluttered interior design • Watch for the traditional flaming absinthe preparation

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• Visit a historical convent with art and architecture • See a unique skull sculpture outside the entrance • Features Gothic art and medieval Bohemian paintings • Explore medieval art inside • Good escape from chilly weather

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• Christmas market running from November 26 to December 24, 2026

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• Christmas market running from November 28 to December 31, 2026

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• Year-round market with traditional goods and souvenirs

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• Modernist architectural gem by Adolf Loos • Reopened in October 2026 ✓ Tours of just eight guests

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• See original Charles Bridge statues hidden underground • Also visit the Gorlice gallery inside • Underground passages and halls within Vyšehrad

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• Offers panoramic, crowd-free views of Prague • Home to the National Memorial

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• Crypt of the 1942 heroes, located at Sts Cyril & Methodius Cathedral • Explore the story of World War II events

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• See the preserved human arm hanging for over 400 years • Learn the legend of the thief and the Virgin Mary statue • Admire the ornate Baroque interior

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• Explore a mysterious grotto • Features artificial caves, winding passages, and stone arches • Historic park with a grotto, cascades, and sculptures • Features a large vineyard and villa • Great for a leisurely stroll and views

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• Hidden fig garden within Prague Castle • Dates back to the 16th century

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• Meet the Baby Jesus with a wardrobe of 300 outfits • Visit the museum displaying the outfits

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• Peek through a Cold War spy window • Former observation post used by secret police • Monitored foreign embassies during the communist era

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• See the ancient stone pavement of the Judith Bridge inside • Features marks left by medieval carts • Offers lemonade, wine, brunch, salads, and desserts

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• Part of the original Judith Bridge, pre-dating Charles Bridge • The tower's orientation reveals its older history • Located near the Charles Bridge on the Lesser Town side

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• Get artisanal coffees from an adorable mobile café. • Check their social media for current locations. • Enjoy your brew amidst charming outdoor decor.

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• Wander through a fairytale neighborhood near Prague Castle. • See cobbled streets and colorful cottages. • Enjoy a quiet stroll away from tourist crowds. • Fairytale-like lane for a quiet stroll • Located behind Prague Castle in Hradčany • Explore the charming, picturesque streets of Nový Svět for a fairytale experience. • Wander through cobblestone alleys and admire colorful houses.

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• Discover Prague’s "Little Venice" with charming canals. • Look for the watermill gremlin. • Enjoy a peaceful escape with delightful views.

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• Admire a stunning neo-Gothic church with colorful interiors. • See the striking twin spires. • Appreciate the intricate details inside. • Beautiful basilica located within Vyšehrad

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• Enjoy stunning views across Prague’s Old Town Square from a rooftop bar. • Arrive before sunset for a magical golden hour experience. • Sip a drink with a panoramic backdrop.

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• Explore the historic monastery and its preserved ancient manuscripts. • Marvel at the magnificent Theological Hall. • See the ornate frescoes on the ceilings.

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• Discover a lush oasis where Baroque elegance meets natural beauty. • Entrance is free. • Admire the grotto wall and impressive sculptures.

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• Modern hotel with a vibrant atmosphere • Offers a unique dining experience within its premises

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• Secret Georgian spot in Prague for shashlik, khinkali, and khachapuri • Outdoor seating available • Known for authentic Georgian dishes

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• Historic brewery and restaurant in Prague's Old Town • Offers house-brewed beers and traditional Czech cuisine • Try the roasted duck or steak, both popular dishes • Interior features a beautiful frescoed ceiling

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Explore the Christmas market in Smíchov pedestrian zone Anděl for a vibrant local experience. This market offers diverse goods and festive foods, making it a lively spot for holiday shopping. It's easily accessible and perfect for an evening stroll.

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• Small, charming Christmas market with a local feel • Runs November 26 – December 24, 2026 • Good for unique gifts and seasonal treats

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• Another main Christmas market location in Prague • Runs November 28, 2026 – January 6, 2027 • Known for its traditional crafts and food stalls • Christmas market from November 28, 2026 to January 6, 2027 • Located in a major commercial and cultural center

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• Historic pub and restaurant recommended for Bramborové Knedlíky • Serves traditional Czech cuisine and local beer • Features a classic pub atmosphere with live music

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• Most colorful and visually stunning synagogue in Prague • Built in Moorish Revival and Art Nouveau styles • Features a vibrant interior with polychromatic decorations

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• Wax museum featuring lifelike figures of celebrities and historical icons • Includes local Czech personalities and international stars • Offers interactive experiences and photo opportunities

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• Bronze sculpture by Jaroslav Róna near the Spanish Synagogue • Depicts Franz Kafka riding on the shoulders of an empty suit • Inspired by Kafka's story 'Description of a Struggle'

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• Most beautiful synagogue in Prague, built in Moorish Revival style • Famous for its intricate gold and colorful interior decorations • Houses a permanent exhibition on the history of Jews in Bohemia

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• Museum showcasing various historical torture devices • Displays over 60 instruments of torture • Provides historical context on their use across Europe

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• Europe's oldest active synagogue, dating back to the 13th century • Gothic structure with a rich history and legends • One of the earliest Gothic buildings in Prague

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• Neo-Gothic synagogue with a rich Baroque interior • Houses an exhibition on the history of Jews in Bohemia and Moravia • Features historical artifacts and a collection of silver

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• One of the oldest surviving Jewish burial grounds in the world • Features layers of graves due to limited space • Final resting place of prominent figures like Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel

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• Memorial to the almost 80,000 Jewish victims of the Holocaust from Bohemia and Moravia • Walls are inscribed with the names of the victims • Features an exhibition of drawings by children from Terezín Ghetto

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• Charming street within Prague Castle, known for tiny colorful houses • Historically home to alchemists and artisans • House No. 22 was where Franz Kafka lived for a short period

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• Controversial fountain sculpture by David Černý • Two bronze figures urinating into a pool shaped like the Czech Republic • Interactive element: text messages sent to a number influence the stream • Kinetic sculpture by David Černý in Hergetova Cihelna • Two bronze figures urinating into a fountain shaped like the Czech Republic • The figures move and can write messages with their streams

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• Main public library of Prague • Visit for the 'Idiom' artwork, a tower of books with mirrors • Provides public access to books and digital resources • Art installation in the Municipal Library of Prague • Composed of thousands of books creating an illusion of depth • Free to view and a popular photo spot • Find the famous Idiom installation and its optical illusion of endless books • See the unique "Idiom" installation, a tower of books with mirrors • Creates an illusion of an endless tunnel of books • Located in the Prague Municipal Library

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Discover a treasure trove of art, music, and historical artifacts in this privately owned palace. Don't miss the Beethoven manuscripts and Bruegel's 'Haymaking' painting. • See Beethoven’s handwritten annotations • Part of the Lobkowicz Collections

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Ascend for panoramic views of Prague's red rooftops and historical square. The perspective offers a breathtaking overview of the city's charm. Go at sunset for an unforgettable experience.

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Take a boat tour along the Čertovka Canal, often called 'Devil's Channel,' to experience Prague from a unique perspective. This tranquil waterway, surrounded by charming old houses, feels like a journey through time.

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Explore this charming island, known as 'Prague's Little Venice,' for its serene canals and picturesque buildings. It's especially enchanting during autumn with its vibrant fall foliage, perfect for a peaceful stroll. • Christmas market running from December 3, 2026 to January 4, 2027 • Dates are subject to change, verify closer to the season • Wander around Kampa Island for its canals and historic mills. • Spot the unique Gremlin of the Watermill statue. • Enjoy restaurants decked out with pumpkins and autumn vibes. • Explore cute streets and riverside views • Offers a different perspective of Prague

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Enjoy a refreshing Pilsner beer at U Kocoura, a traditional pub loved by locals and travelers alike. Sit on the steps and watch the bustling square while savoring a cold brew. It's a perfect pit stop on your way to Prague Castle.

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Experience the unique atmosphere of Blue Light, one of Prague's most famous and intimate bars. It's an ideal spot for older patrons seeking a sophisticated evening, though not for large groups. Prepare for quiet conversations and a truly special night out.

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Visit this charming little bookshop dedicated to Old Prague, located right by the Charles Bridge. For just two Euros, you can buy detailed maps and guides to all the statues on the bridge. It's a great way to learn about the city's history and architecture.

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Pass through Křižovnické náměstí, a charming square marking the entrance to the iconic Charles Bridge. It offers stunning views of the Old Town Bridge Tower. A picturesque spot perfect for photos and soaking in the historic ambiance.

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Step into this student-friendly cafe, a tranquil oasis within Prague's bustling tourist core. It's the perfect spot to relax with a coffee or beer, away from the crowds. A casual hangout where you can observe local student life.

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Explore this historic university bookshop, a central hub for students and locals. Find a wide selection of books in English and on Prague's history. It's a lovely and authentic place to browse and soak in academic atmosphere.

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Stock up on affordable water and snacks at this local mini-market chain. Avoid tourist-centric shops for better prices. A smart stop for budget-conscious travelers to grab essentials.

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Discover this hidden coffee place attached to a charming theater, offering a peaceful terrace away from the bustling streets. It's open all day, not just during plays. A perfect spot for a quiet coffee or drink in a unique cultural setting.

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Discover this true hidden gem on Nerudova Street, a cafe with a beautiful and tranquil backyard garden. Enjoy coffee amidst lush greenery and even decorate your own mug upstairs. It’s a peaceful oasis away from the crowds, perfect for a relaxing break.

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Touch the relief at the base of the St. John of Nepomuk statue on Charles Bridge for good luck and to ensure a return to Prague. It's a popular tradition for tourists, but locals have a different story behind its shine. A fun and interactive part of your bridge walk. Find the bronze plaque of St. John of Nepomuk's dog on Charles Bridge and rub it for good luck. This small detail adds a charming tradition to your bridge walk.

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Experience coffee in a unique Cubist-designed cafe, located in the House of the Black Madonna. Enjoy the elegant interior or the lovely balcony for a quiet moment. Perfect for a relaxing break with a distinctive architectural backdrop.

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Grab your morning coffee and indulge in traditional Czech kolaches at this charming spot. Try the cream cheese or berry fillings for an authentic taste. It's an ideal start to your day before exploring further.

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Grab a quick and affordable meal at Bageterie Boulevard, a popular fast-food chain offering a variety of fresh baguettes. It's always busy but perfect for a fast bite on the go. An excellent choice for a cheap and satisfying meal.