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By Nio Saban, Chef & Founder of Prageek Prague isn't just a city of fairytale castles and cobblestone streets. It's one of Europe's most underrated food destinations a place where hearty Bohemian classics meet a thriving new wave of modern Czech cooking, where every neighborhood pub hides a dish worth crossing the city for, and where the beer is genuinely better than the wine. I've spent years living in Prague, cooking here, eating my way through every district, and leading t

Best Breakfast in Prague: A Comprehensive Guide to the City’s Most Memorable Morning Spots Prague is a city that seems made for slow mornings. Before the crowds gather around the Astronomical Clock, before Charles Bridge fills with camera phones and guided tours, and before the trams begin carrying the full rhythm of the day, the city has a softer energy. Light falls gently on old facades, baroque domes glow above quiet streets, and the smell of coffee and fresh pastry start

Looking for where to stay in Prague? Debating between Prague 1, Prague 2, Vinohrady, Žižkov, Karlín, or Malá Strana? Want to know where it's best to stay in Prague, which areas are suitable for families, couples, nightlife, budget travelers, and which areas are less recommended for accommodation? This is the complete guide to Prague's districts – where you should stay in Prague, where you shouldn't, and how to choose the right area for your vacation. Prague is one of the most

If you’re planning a trip to Prague, you’ve probably heard about the iconic Prague Castle. It’s one of those must-see spots that can easily eat up a whole day if you’re not careful. Trust me, I’ve been there, standing in those long lines baking under the sun, wishing I had a magic pass to just walk right in. Well, guess what? That magic pass exists, and it’s called skip-the-line tickets. Let me walk you through why these tickets are a total gamechanger and how they can make y

Is Prague Expensive for Tourists? Prague is often considered one of the most affordable capital cities in Europe, especially when compared with Western European destinations such as Paris, London, or Amsterdam. However, prices in the city have gradually increased over the past decade as tourism has grown. For most travelers, Prague sits in the middle ground: it is not the cheapest city in Eastern Europe anymore, but it is still relatively affordable for visitors who plan thei

Tourists should also be aware of alcohol consumption in nightlife areas. Prague has a vibrant nightlife scene with many bars.