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The Emblem Hotel

A centrally-located hotel with design and historical creds, The Emblem Hotel in Prague is amenity-studded, with its own rooftop spa and classic steakhouse.

Hotels Boutique

Hotel Cosmopolitan

A contemporary boutique hotel in Prague’s Old Town, the Hotel Cosmopolitan offers chic accommodations, a famed restaurant, and plenty of top-shelf amenities.

Tea Mountain

A contemporary, seductively-designed tea shop in Prague’s Karlín district, Tea Mountain serves well-sourced tea in vaulted, sleek surrounds.

Hotels Luxury Chain

Mandarin Oriental Prague

Occupying an enviable position in Prague’s Malá Strana district, the Mandarin Oriental Prague offers guests luxurious amenities and a stay in one of the city’s historic buildings.

Cafes Coffee Shop

Super Tramp Coffee

A coffee shop found inside a courtyard in Prague’s Nové Město, Super Tramp Coffee serves coffee from roasters around Europe, as well as delicious baked goods and savoury treats.

Sisters

Sisters is a light and airy bistro in the Staré Město, serving all manner of delicious chlebíček, the Czech open-faced sandwich.

Cafes Coffee Shop

EMA Espresso Bar

A popular coffee bar in Prague’s Nové Město, EMA Espresso Bar serves superlative coffee and light bites in its bright and airy, almost gallery-like space.

Cafes Bistro Coffee Shop

Momoichi Coffetearia

A Czech coffeehouse with Japanese sensibilities, Momoichi Coffetearia is a unique, utterly compelling cafe in Praha 2, serving delicious dishes, artisanal coffees and rare teas.

Café Jen

A bright and airy cafe in the Vršovice district, Café Jen serves single origin coffees, freshly baked cakes and hearty breakfasts to its devoted customers.

Parlour

A laidback bar on Krakovská, Parlour is a cocktail bar that manages to be popular, but not mainstream – it’s the drinking dream.

BeerGeek

A beer bar – nay, beer mecca – in Prague, BeerGeek serves up 32 different brews on tap, and offers 16 different kinds of chicken wings. Beer bliss.

Restaurants Grill

Kantýna

A butcher’s and restaurant in Prague’s Nové Město, Kantýna both serves and sells great cuts of meat for casual carnivorous consumption.

Restaurants Seasonal

Field

The Michelin-starred Field restaurant in Prague showcases chef Radek Kašpárek’s modern, seasonal, straightforward cuisine.

Restaurants Bakery Local

Eska Restaurant

A bakery and restaurant in Prague’s Karlin neighbourhood, Eska Restaurant serves up delicious dishes in its all-white, quasi-industrial space.

Bistro Proti Proudu

A design-conscious cafe in Prague’s trendy Karlín district, Bistro Proti Proudu serves great coffee and light bites, like soup and sandwiches.

Restaurants Argentinean

Gran Fierro

Found in Prague’s New Town, Gran Fierro is an Argentinian steakhouse and cocktail bar decorated with light industrial flair.

Restaurants Bistro

Nejen Bistro

Offering delicious bistro fare in Prague’s Karlin district, Nejen Bistro is a chic, minimalist restaurant with a fresh, seasonal approach to its menu.

Restaurants Fusion

Aureole

Radost's front of house vegetarian café is worth a trip in its own right, or just pop in halfway through a night in the club downstairs to recharge with some pulses and a beer. The largely a predominantly Czech clientele.

Hotels Boutique Design

Neruda

One of our favourite hotels in Prague the Designhotel Neruda has some beautifully designed rooms and suites just beneath the Castle

Cafes Restaurant

Ultramarin

Though more an afternoon than an evening option food-wise, Ultramarin still boasts a good wide selection of dishes and is worth revisiting as a bar and nightclub come the night time.

K.U. Cafe

Run by the same people as Cafe-Cafe opposite, KU is one of the busiest and hippest bars in Prague. Czech celebs pout and toss their hair at each other (both male and female) as eager passers-by press their less fortunate noses to the large glass wind

Dobra Cajovna

The Czech's have really discovered the tea room and the zen-like relaxation qualities that can be associated with it. Dobra is all about the tea, how it should be prepared and how it should be served. This is the art of tea.

Sights Art Gallery

House of the Black Madonna

This cubist masterpiece said goodbye to its days as a store in 1994 when it opened its first art exhibition, and has never looked back, making the full transition to museum-come-gallery in 2003.

Bilkova 13

An eclectic feel of Italian traditions intermingle with Warhol-esque portraits in this famed “cognac point” multi-functioning venue.

Restaurants Czech International

Francouzská

Francouzská is the most beautiful Art Nouveau restaurant in Prague, set in the old Town Hall building, serving delicious seasonal Czech cooking

Cafes Restaurant

Grown-up design, civilised food and exquisite hot chocolate has finally hit Prague's café scene. Its position on the city's principle tourist track is a haven for those in search of a decent cup of coffee and something sticky.

Restaurants International

Soho+

A trendy eatery in a lightly out of the way location, Soho + will fulfil any of your culinary desires with its range of French, Greek, Italian and Japanese food. The chic-est place to eat brunch in all of Prague.

Phenix Cafe

For a cocktail overlooking Prague Castle by the Vltava river – as well as a selection of global gastronomic delights – look no further.

Tretters

Tretter's is a New York-style bar from a bygone era - dark panelled wood, green leather seating and barmen in white coats mix sophisticated cocktails for an elegant crowd. The bar can get quite full so get a table and tip a waiter.

Hotel Josef

One of the best design hotels in Old Town Prague, Hotel Josef was one of the first ground-breaking design properties in the city.

Techtle Mechtle

A favourite among young party animals, 'Hanky Panky' provides a saucy night out for those who like to drink and dance in style.

Restaurants Asian

SaSaZu

Newcomer to the scene, SaSaZu has quickly made a place for itself among the best restaurants in Prague.

Shops Shopping Areas

Na Prikope

High-Street is how we would describe the shopping here

Franz Kafka Museum

For literary ignoramuses and fans alike, the museum dedicated to the Czech Republic's most famous writer is well worth a visit. The curators have tried to bring the surrealism of Kafka's novels to life. We think he would thoroughly approve.

Restaurants Italian

La Finestra

Italian chef, Riccardo Lucque opened this - his second restaurant - in 2009 and diners have been lapping up their Italian meat specialties ever since...

Restaurants Asian

Sansho

This Asian fusion restaurant, created by acclaimed former-Nobu chef, Paul Day, is rather unique in its offering...

Zvonarka

The summer terrace makes this place worth a visit, the views over the Nusle Valley below, and the sprawl of the city's suburbs, are panoramic, if not exactly breathtaking. Worth a look in if you're staying nearby, but probably not worth a special tri

ON Club

This is Prague’s most up-to-date and most stylish gay venue. Three-floors have been reinvigorated by new management and in turn has attracted an equally energetic crowd.

Hotels Boutique

Buddha Bar Hotel Prague

There's something formulaic and flashy about the Buddha Bar Hotel Prague, opened in 2009 the opulent, oriental-themed interior is an acquired taste...