We are the first cat café in Prague – in business since October 2014. You can meet seven cats of various ages, sizes, and personalities in our café – namely Stella, Minnie, Oliver, Muffin, Marie Terezie, Noxík, Bořek and the youngest Teddy. Our cats come mostly from animal shelters and they love company of our guests. So whether you are planning on having a cup of coffee with a piece of cake, homemade lemonades, or a glass of wine, whether you are planning on reading your favourite book or just enjoying the atmosphere you are most likely to end up with a ball of fur in your lap. You are going to fall for our cats. Come and see! We are looking forward to your visit!

Enjoy 800 m full of fun with your family and friends or just relax in the restaurant with the magnificent view. Bobsled run in Prague, that means safe 1-2 person sleds running down the 800 meters long chute made of steel. Scared of high speed? Don`t worry, one can easily control the speed by using the brake. And after the ride a safe lift takes you back up to the top of the hill. About to rise your adrenaline level? Try our Rope Park, challenging adventure in the heights of around 5 m! (Children from 3 years may try Children Rope Park with low obstacles and, most recently, a big trampoline.) The Bobsleigh restaurant, Prague attraction The Bobsleigh restaurant, part of the bobsleigh area, is only few minutes from the busy city centre but surrounded by an oasis of green and quiet. Here, between the Machalka vinyard and natural forests, you can meet with your friends, family, colleagues or clients and taste fresh food from our expansive menu, and also view the sights of Prague and the bobsleigh. Come to visit one of the best atraction in Prague!

Starting on Saturday, the 25th March 2017, in the streets of Prague, you can encounter the nostalgic No. 23 line which is fully serviced by our legendary historic T3 trams. The new nostalgic line is in operation in the Královka – Malovanka – Pražský hrad – Královský letohrádek – Malostranská – Malostranské náměstí – Újezd – Národní divadlo – Národní třída – Karlovo náměstí – I. P. Pavlova – Vinohrady – Zvonařka section. On this line the standard fare in accordance with the PID Tariff is valid. The new line is scheduled to operate daily between cca. 8.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. at 30-minute intervals (on weekends and holidays in the period from late April to mid-October at intervals of 15-20 minutes). You can find the timetable for this line here. The History of the T3 tram in Prague Prior to the Second World War the modernisation of the tram rolling stock had become an issue for the Electrical Companies (the PPT Co’s predecessor). In 1951 the Tatra Smíchov factory came-up with the prototype of a new T1 tram. The tramcar was built based on a completely new concept of the Presidents’ Conference Committee Car (PCC), and it is equipped […]

During weekends from March to November, historical tram vehicles leave the Střešovice depot on their regular route through the city centre on line No. 41. The line is in operation from the 30th March to the 18th November 2018 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 12:00 p.m. to around 5:00 p.m. For the year 2018, its route is as follows: Vozovna Střešovice – Brusnice Pražský hrad – Královský letohrádek – Malostranská – Malostranské náměstí – Hellichova – Újezd – Národní divadlo – Národní třída – Lazarská – Vodičkova – Václavské náměstí – Jindřišská – Masarykovo nádraží – Náměstí republiky – Dlouhá třída – Nábřeží Kapitána Jaroše – Strossmayerovo náměstí – Veletržní – Výstaviště Holešovice. Historical tramline can however be affected by detours. Fares on the nostalgic line are CZK 35 for adults, and CZK 20 for children up to the age of 15, a pram with a child, and for the disabled and seniors above the age of 70.

Among the forerunners of the National Technical Museum (NTM), we can rank the collecting activities of the professional engineering school (founded in 1717 in Prague), continued by the polytechnical institute (founded in 1806) and finally the opening of the Czech industrial museum, founded by Vojtěch Náprstek in 1874. Parts of his collections were even transferred to today’s NTM later in the 20th century. Its true beginning sprang from the founding meeting July 5th, 1908 (see below). It initially carried the name “Technical Museum of the Czech Kingdom” with the defined program of documenting the principal directions of technological and industrial development in Czech lands with respect to foreign countries, using collected manufactured goods, machines and transportation assets. The NTM was born from an initiative of technical intelligence, primarily professors of Czech technical universities in Prague. It was organized as an association and operated under the name “Association of the Technical Museum of the Czech Kingdom”, whose members were not only individuals, but also companies, industrial enterprises, banks and professional corporations, like sugar refineries. The association was divided into professional groups according to individual industrial lines, like mining, metallurgy, construction, transportation, sugar refining, textile manufacturing, glassworks and others. September 28th, 1910 […]

The Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle is one of the most significant cultural sites in the Czech Republic and the only privately owned building in the Prague Castle complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Through the centuries, the Palace witnessed some of Bohemia’s most important historical events. Historical Origins Lobkowicz Palace was built in the second half of the 16th century by the Czech nobleman Jaroslav Pernštejn (1528-1569). It was Jaroslav’s sister-in-law, Maria Maximiliana Manrique de Lara y Mendoza, wife of his brother Vratislav, Chancellor of the Czech Kingdom (1530-1582), who brought the celebrated Infant Jesus of Prague statue from her homeland of Spain to the Palace, where it became well-known for its miraculous healing powers. The statue was later given by Vratislav and Maria Maximiliana’s daughter, Polyxena (1566-1642), to the Church of Our Lady Victorious in Prague, where it remains on display and attracts thousands of visitors each year. A copy of the Infant Jesus of Prague is on permanent display in the Lobkowicz Palace Museum. The Palace came into the Lobkowicz family through the marriage of Polyxena to Zdeněk Vojtěch, 1st Prince Lobkowicz (1568-1628). In the centuries following that marriage, the Palace witnessed some of Bohemia’s most significant […]

“In short: this is the tour for you if you want to make sure, you see and learn about the key points in Prague in the hands of a top class expert and interesting guide.” The Prague Tour All Inclusive is conceived according to, what we think are two of the most important aspects for those who decide to take a city tour: that you see as much as possible and of course, that you donʼt get tired while on the tour. To do so, the tour is divided in 4 major areas: Prague Castle Complex, Lesser Town, Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. You will be guided through these districts and in between youʼll enjoy a lovely boat trip and a typical Czech lunch in a medieval restaurant. Our Commitment The Prague Tour All Inclusive is a tour conducted by licensed and professional guides, therefore, you can rest assured that you will get accurate information regarding every site in Prague. By choosing to join us, you help to keep traditions alive and you support licensed guides that are eager to show you the marvels of our city. The Prague Tour All Inclusive is perfect if you´d like to admire […]

The Prague Zoo is located near the center of Prague. It was opened in 1931 and during its more than 80 years of existence it has become one of the most prestigious zoos in the world. Today, after the Prague Castle, it is the second most visited tourist destination in the Czech Republic. There are 4,600 animals belonging to 680 species in the Prague Zoo. On 58 hectares you can walk through 12 unique pavilions and over 150 expositions. The children will be delighted by the Bororo Reservation, the Obora Observation Tower, the cable car, the tram, the train, the paddling pool and the Children’s Zoo. The pride of the Prague Zoo is the Elephant Valley, where visitors can watch a large herd of Indian elephants. Exceptional is also the Velemlokárium, which can be seen the largest amphibians of the world – critically endangered Chinese salamanders – and the attention is home to the African House with an adjacent large meadow inhabited by antelope and giraffe herds. Prague Zoo offers other places of interest. Among them, for example, the Gorilla Pavilion with the only breeding group of gorillas in the Czech Republic, Čambal representing one of the most endangered crocodiles […]

EASTAIL is something which must have! Unique collection of shirts made with 100% organic cotton. That is elegant and relaxed at the same time. You can wear it relax, just so cool. And be ECO friendly! Buy on EASTAIL 🙂 We use eco friendly print company. Our print company is one of the few certified ecological printers in Europe. Few people know that the textile industry has major environmental and social impacts. We realize this and want to change it. So we’ve adapted our production to comply with strict international GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certification. We are the only Czech printing company (and one of the few in Europe) to be certified for ecological screen printing. Certificated inks We print using certificated inks that cover and hold just as well as ordinary ones, but do not damage the environment. Recycle all materials We do not release any damaging waste into the sewers and responsibly recycle all materials used.

First class and traditionaly draft beer. The best beer in Prague! First class and traditionally draft beer is drawn on three storeys and each of these premises will captivate its guests with traditional czech cuisine as well as cosy atmosphere. And these are the reasons why people like coming here – excellent Pilsen beer drawn in a traditional manner, genuine Czech cuisine, home and unique atmosphere. Could Jakub Pinkas have anticipated, in 1843 that he was going to establish the most famous old Czech “pub” with the most renowned beer – a place where the history of the Czech nation will be formed? As the River Vltava and Prague Castle are inherent parts of Prague, the genuine czech love for good beer and cozy pubs can be considered the cyech national heritage. Just a few steps from Wenceslas Square, you can find a typical Czech restaurant called U Pinkasu, where Pilsner Urquell was the first beer being drawn in Praguee as early as in 1843. First class and traditionally draft beer is drawn on three storeys and each of these premises will captivate its guests with traditional czech cuisine as well as cosy atmosphere. And this is the reason why […]

Švejk restaurant is purely a Czech restaurant chain, whose characteristics is reflected in several major features which connect its establishments across the country. Each restaurant features original and authentic accessories which were a part of the prewar inns. The basis of our philosophy is to present the best of Bohemia. Not only are you guaranteed to find traditional pilsner lager in our restaurant, but also other kinds of beers from Plzenske pivovary Ltd. All our restaurants very closely watch the quality of draft and keg beer and hold a certification of beer of the highest quality. One of the core ideas of the chain is modern Czech cuisine, which represents the classic in bringing the latest technology complemented by seasonal cooking themed series, such as game, pork or beef feast, and last but not least, St. Martin’s goose. The overall dining experience is supported by the presence of traditional Czech porcelain, cutlery and high quality Czech-made glassware. The atmosphere of the restaurant is enhanced by traditional Czech folk music and period clothing of the waiting staff. Bar staff wear a “Svejk’s cap”, a white shirt, gray trousers and braces. Female staff wear a red skirt and a white blouse. One […]