Břevnov Monastery

Břevnov Monastery is the oldest Czech male monastery. It was founded in the year 993 by Prince Boleslav II and the Bishop of Prague, Vojtěch. The monastery complex along with its garden is among the national cultural monuments. Let yourself be impressed by the atmosphere of this exceptional place while walking through the monastery garden. We also recommend a guided tour of the interiors, during which you will see the Basilica of St. Margaret, the crypt from the 11th century, and the prelature with the Theresian Hall. Please note that the monastery is not wheelchair accessible.

Müller and Rothmayer Villa

Discover two exceptional villas in Prague 6, both definitely worth attention. The Müller Villa was commissioned by the prominent construction entrepreneur František Müller between 1928 and 1930. The interior of the Müller Villa represents a luxurious residence reminiscent of the First Republic lifestyle of a family that rightfully belonged to the upper echelons of Prague society.

The Rothmayer Villa was built around the same time. Architect Otto Rothmayer, who had it built, lived there with his wife and son. Today, this villa is an important monument of Czech interwar architecture, and thanks to the preservation of the house, interiors, and garden, it also serves as a unique testimony to the working environment, intellectual background, and lifestyle of the Rothmayer family.

Roof of the Dancing House

The Dancing House is one of the iconic buildings of Prague. Built in 1996, the building is inspired by the famous interwar dance duo, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. The glass tower symbolizes the dancer, while the stone tower represents the male dancer. The Dancing House hosts a hotel with a café, restaurant, and a magical 360° rooftop terrace. Enjoy a unique panoramic view of Prague.

Park Sacre Coeur

Prague has its own Sacre Coeur! Explore the chapel built in the Neo-Gothic style, adorned with wall paintings by artists from Beroun. You can enjoy the chapel not only as a work of art, but you can even get married here overlooking Prague! Besides the chapel, you will also enjoy the tranquility and view of the historic center in the adjacent park, where you will find not only quiet corners filled with trees and shrubs, but also flower meadows perfect for a picnic. Experience Paris in Prague.

Prague ferries and sightseeing cruises

In Prague, you can get around on foot or use public transportation. This includes the metro, trams, buses, and even boats. Ferries are part of the Prague Integrated Transport system, so a single ticket used on other public transport suffices. If you want to enjoy the historic center from a different perspective, we recommend a scenic cruise with Prague Venice. Discover the mysterious water underworld of old Prague and unique panoramas of the city of a hundred spires. Whether you choose a cruise with Prague Venice or use a ferry to cross the Vltava River, you will not be short of magical views.

Gardens of Prague Castle

Prague Castle is one of the largest landmarks of the capital. Besides its ancient architecture, it also boasts beautiful gardens that are accessible year-round. Wander through their nooks, enjoy the views, and visit the Empire Greenhouse, Orangery, St. Wenceslas Vineyard, and Paradise Garden. Don't forget the Deer Moat or the Riding School Terrace, where concerts and other cultural events are held. Wherever you go within Prague Castle, beautiful places will not elude you.

Pilsner Urquell Experience Exposition

The Czech Republic is a beer powerhouse. Undoubtedly, the most famous beer is Pilsner – but do you really know it? The recently opened Pilsner Urquell Experience exhibition will introduce you to the history of the first golden lager, Pilsner Urquell, which revolutionized brewing 180 years ago. The tour includes an audio guide, video mapping, a light show, and projections that explain how the first Pilsner-type beer was created. Naturally, a tasting is included.

Prague Astronomical Clock

The Prague Astronomical Clock is one of the most enticing tourist attractions in the center of Prague. Most people gather under the clock on the hour to see the clockwork in motion.

SenSa Fine Food Restaurant

You can taste a fusion of Japanese and South American cuisines in Nikkei style at the stylish SenSa restaurant. The menu is carefully crafted with respect to local ingredients while offering the most authentic and unique flavors. The staff deliberately serves the dishes in the middle of the table so you can share the diverse dishes with your tablemates. In the warmer months, you can sit in the garden in the outdoor atrium.

Fortel

The unique restaurant in Smíchov promises an unconventional approach to modern gastronomy in a stylish setting that will simply amaze you. Enjoy exceptional dishes from Czech, Asian, and popular Mediterranean cuisines. Everything is served in a way that allows you to share the meals at the table with others and taste as much as possible. The combination of refined flavors and perfectly crafted beer with an unmistakable atmosphere will enchant you. Fortel is a place where you can enjoy delicious food, recharge, and won't want to leave. The restaurant is just a short walk from the OREA Hotel Angelo.

Na Marjánce 

The history of the Břevnov building Na Marjánce began in 1808, when it served as a coaching inn. It was named after the hostess Maria, known for her kindness. Over the years, it has seen several operations: a hotel, taproom, buffet, butcher shop, and later a dance hall. During World War II, the building was used as a coal storage, and after 1949, it transitioned to public ownership, returning to the original owners in 1991. After a complete renovation, it is once again used for its original purposes, and today it houses the Na Marjánce restaurant. Choose from the daily or weekend menu and enjoy great cuisine and a magical space.

Farmers' markets at Kulaťák and Náplavka

Saturday mornings can be spent visiting farmers' markets. For example, you can find them at Kulaťák, or at Náplavka Rašínovo Nábřeží. These are among the largest in the Czech Republic and offer quality foods, fresh vegetables and fruits, flowers, as well as unique designer pieces.

Boat and pedal boat rental on Slovanský ostrov

During the summer months, the Vltava River fills with pedal boats. Try this popular attraction yourself and see Prague from a different perspective or enjoy a picnic on the water. Besides classic pedal boats, you can also navigate the river in a pedal swan or a car-shaped boat.

DOX and Vnitroblock

The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art is a multifunctional space where you can admire contemporary art, attend a theater performance, or enjoy one of the musical evenings hosted here. Nearby is another multifunctional space – Vnitroblock. A popular café that also offers lunches is connected with a unique gallery and dance studio. In the entrance alley from Dělnická, which is connected to Vnitroblock, you will find a barbershop, a clothing store, and the Prague distillery Garage 22.

Museum of the Senses

Step into the fascinating world of senses and experience firsthand the power of optical illusions. At the Museum of Senses, more than fifty exhibits await your exploration, offering new perspectives on reality and the ways we perceive it. Allow yourself an afternoon filled with magical and educational moments. Both children and adults will have fun.

Majaland 

In Tuchoměřice, dreams come true for both children and adults! Visit the largest indoor amusement park in the Czech Republic. Spanning 9000 m2, you will find toys, books, board games, and a 220-meter-long roller coaster with a nine-meter elevation. Another major attraction is the Maya the Bee Theatre, offering entertaining programs and personal encounters with Maya. The area also includes a restaurant and a toy shop. If you'd like to plan a lifetime experience, Majaland offers the opportunity to host birthday parties. Parking is free, so nothing stands in the way of fun.

Discover the city

Embark on an adventure through the streets of Prague with a fun game for the whole family. All you need is one smartphone with iOS or Android. Seven-year-old guide Daniel has prepared adventurous routes for children, where you will find plenty of interesting discoveries, search for secret places, solve puzzles, and complete other tasks. Although the game is primarily designed for children up to 10 years old, their parents will not be bored either.

The Pop-up

An interactive exhibition, a creative space, but above all, a huge experience. Surprises await you in every room. A bath in plastic balls, confetti, or a swing will take adults back to their childhood. Each room also has its own scent, sound, or color, making the exhibition a sensory delight. It is suitable for children from two years old. Visitors move through the space alone or in small groups with friends and do not encounter other visitors.