Description:
Prague’s rich history, grand architecture, and relaxed mentality come together in its café culture. Many of its stunning cafés have been on a roller-coaster ride, hitting a peak in the early 20th century, then falling from grace during the communist regime, and finally returning to their former grandeur with the help of restoration and eager patrons. Listed here are primarily examples of gorgeous and historically important cafés. Also, though, are cafés that have ridden the post-Velvet Revolution wave of inexpensive, eclectic spots where you can let your inner Bohemian loose.
Author: whitney78
Day 1 - Prague
1
Location:
Na Porici 15/1072
Hotel Imperial
11000 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 2 231 6012
2
Location:
Narodni 22
110 00 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 224 930 949
3
Location:
Vítězná 5
150 00 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 2 5731 1562
4
Location:
Smetanovo nabrezi 1012/2
11000 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 2 2421 8493
5
Location:
Řetězová 7
Stare Mesto
11000 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 222 221 244
6
Location:
Celetna 34
11000 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 224 211 746
7
Location:
Lidická 42
150 00 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
+420 257 314 277
8
Location:
Pštrossova 6
11000 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 224 934 203
9
Location:
Víta Nejedlého 23
130 00 Prague, Czech Republic
Phone:
420 222 721 731