This map of Prague is an all-encompassing map designed to be the one-stop shop for everything you need to know for a stay in one of Europe's most beautiful baroque cities.

I've designed this map to be used both for pre-scouting sights and recommended restaurants, and as a map to reference what's nearby as you walk around Prague.

🧷 Places of Usefulness.
👣 Places of Interest.
🌳 Parks, Plazas & Gardens.
🍽️ Restaurants: of all prices.
🍺  Bars & Cocktail lounges.
☕ Café & Bakery.
🍬   Sweet Treats.
🏨 Accommodations: Hostels & Hotels.
🎟️ Recommended Free Walking Tour.

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About:
Bisected by the Vltava River it joins Eastern and Western Europe. “The City of a Hundred Spires” is filled with history and beloved sights. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Old Town Square provide ample historical sights to spend days around the city and the nightlife lasting deep into the night.

Prague, Czechia

Czech Republic

Prague, Czechia. Travel Guide: Sights, Drinks & Eats.

Ditch those touristy pub crawls and sample some of the finest beers 🍺🤌 Czechia has to offer—in the pubs where we locals actually drink! 

This guide contains:

🍺🍗 🥩 5 Classic Czech pubs serving world-famous Czech beers and meals hearty enough to match
🍺🤌🍗  4 Brewery pubs (centuries old!) serving their own brews and delicious Czech specialties
🍺🍾🍾  7 Microbrew pubs where you can taste inventive and delicious brews from independent Czech microbreweries
🌈🍾🍾  3 Bottle shops with dizzying varieties
🍺🌿 😎 2 Beer gardens with epic views

BONUS:

🏭 🍺  Prague Tasting Tour + 4 Brewery Tours outside Prague

➕ A Czech beer explainer so you know what you're ordering
➕ Some essential Czech beer vocab
➕ Czech pub etiquette & tips so you can fit in as a local
➕ Interactive map including every listing
➕ Personal recommendations, voice recordings & videos from Jen

Get tipsy with me in Prague! 🍻

🍺 Prague for Beer Lovers 

If you're traveling to Prague, this guide has it all. From what typical foods you can find in Prague and where to eat them, the best hostel recommendation for a peaceful but friendly visit, and what to do during your time in the Czech Republic, and unique bars. Whether you're traveling for 3 - 5 days, this guide is perfect to discover the best of museums, sights to see, and restaurants to eat at. This covers the different districts of Prague's city center and a day trip. Whether you're traveling on a budget, or just want Prague's most local vibe, this is the guide for you.
This guide will continue to be updated with more recommendations so be sure to save and purchase this guide for future travels.

Prague - Complete Guide

Prague is one of our favourite cities in Europe!! From gorgeous castle, to colourful streets, and wonderful architecture, Prague has a lot to offer. In this guide, we will list down the things that you must do in Prague, if you are there for 3 days.

Prague | 3 days itinerary 

Born and raised in Prague, I am here to share all the right places to make sure you get to know Prague like a true local!

Prague is a very touristy city, and it might sometimes be a bit confusing not to end up in one of those touristy traps. It does not apply that everything in the city center should be avoided. Actually, there are very nice and authentic places all around the city. :)

With this guide, I promise you will become a local for your stay and have a glimpse of the amazing life that Prague provides!


6️⃣9️⃣ spots in 9️⃣ categories are waiting for you to be discovered!


🥞 Brunch spots 7️⃣

☕ Cafes 1️⃣ 3️⃣

🥐 Sweets & snacks to grab 7️⃣

🍛 Budget-friendly lunch 6️⃣

🥘 Dinner and drinks 7️⃣

🍻 Traditional Czech food 2️⃣

🍱 Fancy dinner 5️⃣

🍸 Beer & wine & drinks 1️⃣ 4️⃣

🌟 Cool spots worth visiting 8️⃣


Each spot comes with a detailed description and specific tips as what to get and when to come. :)

And I am constantly updating the list to make sure you do not miss out on any of the great places!

Czech out Prague: Where Locals Eat, Drink & Have Fun

Prague is a city situated in the centre of Europe. Czech people like to say it's "a heart of Europe". It's a beautiful place where you can find many historical sights, modern architecture or small cafés to just sit for a while.
 Is one day in Prague enought? No. But let's make most of it!

Prague, Česko

Hradčany, Praha 1, Česko

Letná, Praha 7, Česko

Malá Strana, Praha 1, Česko

Staré Město, Praha 1, Česko

Prague: one-day guide

Forget Trdelník, Old Prague Ham, Love Locks, or rooftop touristy coffee places in the city center. Like any other big city that attracts millions of tourists per year, Prague has some tourist traps that are better avoided. Worry not, I'll share my local tips for what to try and do instead to get a more authentic experience of the city of a thousand spires.

How to Avoid Tourist Traps in Prague [advice from a local]

This complete itinerary has everything you need to know in a neat and structured way so that you are maximising your time, hitting the right places, at the right time and in the right area, including:

➡️ airport flights and transport options (with prices)
➡️ accommodation options
➡️ local information such as weather, currency etc.
➡️ a recommended schedule to include sights, attractions, restaurants and bars
➡️ and more
leaving you with nothing to worry about other than enjoying your trip to Prague!

Please let me know if there is anything specific you would like me to include that I have missed as I can revise this itinerary for you.

3-Day Prague Itinerary

If you're spending a few days in Prague and want to know where to go, eat, and drink without doing hours of research, then this is the guide for you.

In this guide you will find:
📍Sites 
🍴Restaurants
🍦Desserts
🍸Drinks

With descriptions and some special tips from me!  

Prague: Where to Go, Eat, & Drink

Prague is a beautiful city, full of rich history, beautiful architecture, and some of the best brews around. If you're heading this way around Christmas time, then we have a stocked guide for you! Prague is a very dog-friendly city. In fact it's more rare that our good boy was not allowed inside a pub or restaurant; and they are allowed on most public transit here as well! 

During the Christmas season, things (very predictably) get a bit crowded, so it's always a good idea to make a reservation for the more popular attractions and restaurants. In fact, I would avoid the Christmas Markets altogether on weekends as it's a bit much, especially if you're bringing your dog with you. 

Dog-Friendly, Christmas Guide to Prague

Copy of 3-Day Prague Itinerary

Lokál

Lokál is one of the most popular Czech restaurants in Prague, filled with, as the name states, locals. 

A traditional Czech pub for the 21st century with carefully handled beer, freshly cooked food and friendly professional service. They have Pilsner and Kozel on draught, and they care about keeping it correctly and making the journey from the tank to the glass as short as possible.

The simple interior in 1970s style features long wooden benches, and a stainless steel bar with the tank in use right under the tap.  The experienced bar staff can pour your beer in various ways – “čochtan”, “hladinka”, “šnyt”, or “mlíko” (with increasing proportions of creamy foam, respectively.) Honest Czech cuisine, based on traditional recipes, is made with Czech ingredients from local suppliers. The menus change every day, and include a lunch and evening selection, which is available until closing time.

There are several locations throughout the city, and it is worth a stop (and a reservation). 

The paradise for beer & Czech food lovers!

They serve Pilsner beer directly from the tank, which is the best way to enjoy beer at its finest. While Pilsner beer might be a bit too bitter for some people (including me :D), I recommend trying the dark Kozel beer; it is truly amazing and almost velvety!

If you prefer something non-alcoholic, you have to try the typical Czech "Kofola" served on tap! It is similar to Coca-Cola, but much better! Give it a try and see! :)

The food here is delicious, with a menu full of Czech specialties. I highly recommend trying the "Svickova." And do not be afraid to ask for more sauce or dumplings (or both) - they serve them "all you can eat"! :D

The place is huge, but also very popular, so I recommend making a reservation to enjoy the evening peacefully.

You can also visit for lunch during weekdays when the prices are more budget-friendly. :)

One of three Lokál restaurants on our list. This one is a few blocks from Old Town Square and on the lovely Dlouhá street. Lokál is a classic, no-frills Czech pub/restaurant by the Ambiente Group focusing on quality product and lively atmosphere.

On tap:
🍺 Pilsner Urquell
🍺 Dark Kozel
🍺 Spirits, cider and lemonade

Classic Czech dishes like:
🍗 Beef braised with Savoy cabbage, potato dumplings 
🍗 Pork cutlet schnitzel fried in butter, potato salad
🧀 Marinated Olomouc curd cheese

Vibe:
😎 Authentic Czech, fresh modern execution            

Nearby: 
➕ Old Town Square
➕ Astronomical Clock

We tried (and failed) to get a table here; we naively thought we could get in without a reservation. They are dog-friendly, but with a sterling reputation and fantastic food, they fill up quickly! Make a reservation!

Lokál is one of the most popular Czech restaurants in Prague, filled with, as the name states, locals. There are several locations throughout the city, and it is worth a stop (and a reservation)

Hip restaurant with an industrial decor & a menu of local ingredients cooked to order.