Population 1.2 million

Currency 1 koruna česká (Kč - CZK) = 100 haléřů PUBLISHING DATE: 11/30/2011 | COUNTRY CODE: CZ

Opening hours Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafes, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping, Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps Businesses/Shops are open Monday to Friday 9–18/19h. Saturdays between 9–12. Most shops remain closed on Sundays. Copyright © 2011 ArrivalGuides AB. All rights reserved. For more information visit: www.arrivalguides.com Around the tourist areas the opening hours are more generous.

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Emergency numbers 112 Police 158 (Policie) Ambulance 155 (Sanitka) Fire Brigade 150 (Hasiči)

Tourist information Prague Information Service Addresses: - Staromestské námestí 1, Hall - Rytířská 31, Praha 1 - Main Railway Station (Hlavní nádraží) - Lesser Town Bridge Tower (Malostranská mostecká věž) - April - October ”Mother Prague has clutches,” Franz Kafka wrote, nearly one Tel: +420 12 444 or hundred years ago. And Prague’s convoluted streets may +420 221 714 444 keep you in those clutches, loving every second of it. Anyone Email: [email protected] who has wandered around the cobbled streets and Gothic alleyways, seeing the moon hover behind the towers and pinnacles of Europe’s most beautiful capital, will definitely come back. Destination: Prague Publishing date: 11/30/2011

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After the ’Velvet Revolution’ in 1989, Prague has been an international DO & SEE metropolis with all the usual trappings—but it has also managed successfully to retain its unspoiled local character. The Czech capital is small and compact, with hospody (beerhouses) that offer the world’s best beers stationed on every street corner. The most important areas are the central districts of the city: Staré Město (Old Town), , Nové Město (New Town), and Malá Strana (Lesser Town). These are best explored on foot. In recent years, the district of Staroměstské náměsti (Vineyards) has established The Old Town market place with its itself as the district favoured by Pražani pastel-coloured baroque houses and (the Prague inhabitants), and the cathedral, is one of Europe’s most restaurants and cafés lie closely packed. beautiful squares. In the centre stands a When you visit Prague, it is worth large statue of the religious leader from remembering that not only does the city the 1400s, Jan Hus. boast an impressive history, which stretches back many hundreds of years, Address: Staroměstské náměsti 1, Praha 1 but it has also fostered exciting architects, artists, and designers of the 20th century. Prague was once the centre of Obecní dům (Municipal House) Central European modernism, a fact which This art nouveau palace was erected after today, after a long period of dictatorship, the right-wing revolution, which, during has almost faded into oblivion. During the second half of the 19th century, came recent years, modernist Czech to transform Prague into a modern architecture and interior design have capitalist city. Before the inauguration in experienced a recovery, and there is 1911, all of the Czech artist elite of the nearly always a good exhibition to see. time, helped to create what is today one of Europe’s finest art nouveau monuments. The building was renovated from 1994-97 and houses a gallery, a

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beer cellar, and a bar. Veletržní palác This handsome, functional building from Address: namesti Republiky 5, Praha 1 the 1920s is where trade fairs used to be Phone: +420 222 002 101 held until 1951. Later, it served as Internet: www.obecnidum.cz headquarters for foreign trade companies. Today, it houses the National Gallery collections of modern, international, and Staronová Synagoga (Old-New Synanogogue) Czech art. One of the oldest synagogues in Europe. Address: Dukelských hrdinů 47, Praha 7 This is where Rabbi Löw, who created Phone: +420 224 301 111 Golem—the clay figure which was to Internet: www.ngprague.cz protect Prague’s Jewish population from persecution—preached. EATING Address: Červená, Praha 1 Phone: +420 224 800 812-813 Internet: www.synagogue.cz

Prague Castle and St. Vitus’ Cathedral The whole of Prague Castle, the area which lies on a hill overlooking the city, is a must for any visitor. The castle’s history goes back to the 11th century and it is Many international cuisines have been said today to be Europe’s largest castle. introduced to the Prague restaurant The gothic St.Vitus’ Cathedral, which took scene, but the Central European fare still more than 600 years to build, is most dominates. Classic, Czech homely meals significant and impressive. include Svíčková (roast beef with cream sauce), and the national dish, Address: Pražský hrad, Praha 1 - Hradčany Vepřo-knedlo-zelo (pork with sauerkraut Internet: www.hrad.cz and dumplings). These can be had at any hospoda—beerhouse—along with a cold pilsner. Karlův most (Charles Bridge) It was built in 1357 under the guidance of Alchymist Charles IV, and up to the 19th century it The luxury restaurant Alchymist provides remained the only bridge connecting both a kitsch variant of Prague’s history. sides of Prague. Take a stroll over the Blood-red curtains, Louis XIV chairs and bridge and learn the names of the 30 candelabras characterise the furnishings. saints whose statues stand sentinel there. The cuisine is original Italian and the service is excellent. 500kč and upwards. Address: Karlův Most, Praha 1 Address: Nosticova 1, Praha 1 Phone: +420 257 312 518 Internet: www.alchymist.cz

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Kolkovna Malý Buddha (”Little Buddha”) The best Czech food in Old Town. Thick ”Little Buddha” is Prague’s best value soups, grilled meat, and fish (between restaurant, particularly bearing in mind its 100-350kč) are topped with unpasteurised location—just a stone’s throw from Pilsner Urquell. Prague Castle. Chinese and Vietnamese specialities for 100-200kč and a large Address: V Kolkovně 8, Praha 1 selection of good teas. Non-smoking. Phone: +420 224 819 701 Internet: www.kolkovna.cz Address: Úvoz 46, Praha 1 Phone: +420 220 513 894 Internet: www.malybuddha.cz Cantina Cantina serves very good Mexican food at reasonable prices (chicken fajita for CAFES 210kč) and stocks a decent selection of tequila. Always full, so if you want a table in the evening it is best to book early.

Address: Újezd 38, Praha 1 Phone: +420 257 317 173 Internet: www.restauracecantina.cz

U Básníka Pánve Prague has always been a good town for An example of a cuisine that is a little cafés. Around the turn of the last century more ”nouveau Czech.” Classic dishes this meant large middle class with a twist—such as extra-spicy goulash premises—which re-opened during the for 140kč—that are inexpensive and 1990s—and after the Velvet Revolution of phenomenally good. 1989, a lot of smaller, cosy cafés opened with bric-à-brac décor. Address: Mánesova 62, Praha 2 Phone: +420 222 250 072 Internet: www.ubasnikapanve.cz Café Slavia Of all Prague’s old, traditional cafés, Slavia is the most well-known. This is La Lavande where members of the Czech avant-garde A chef from the Sarah Bernhardt would sit in the early 1900s, and, during restaurant at Hotel Paris, opens his own the Communist era, dissidents used to restaurant in Vinohrady. The result: gather here, the secret police spying from possibly, the best and cheapest French only a couple of tables away. The view food in Prague. towards Prague Castle is simply stunning, but if you get tired of it, you can always Address: Záhřebská 24, Praha 2 look at the fine painting, ’the Absinthe Phone: +420 608 579 835 Drinker.’ Internet: www.lalavande.wz.cz Address: Smetanovo nábřeží 1012/2, Praha 1 Phone: +420 224 218 493

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Internet: www.cafeslavia.cz BARS & NIGHTLIFE

Café Louvre Franz Kafka’s and Albert Einstein’s favourite café also housed Prague’s first billiard hall.

Address: Národní 22, Praha 1 Phone: +420 224 930 949 Internet: www.cafelouvre.cz Prague has a lively nightlife and anyone who wants to, can dance at the night Medúza clubs until dawn. Most Pražani (the Prague inhabitants) start the evening at one of On a heavily tree-lined Prague Street, the city’s many bars, cafés, or stands the city’s cosiest café—a Prague beerhouses. café with a typically young atmosphere, upholstered chairs, and a few tables and sofas. Radost FX The night club, restaurant, and cocktail Address: Belgická 17, Praha 2 bar known as Radost (joy) FX, flies in Phone: +420 222 515 107 internationally famous DJ’s from around Internet: www.meduza.cz the world, and wins prizes for its delicious drinks. The club was chosen, by the British Ministry, as one of the world’s best. Kavárna Obecní dům Don’t miss the vegetarian restaurant, Kavárna Obecní dům is a relaxing café which is open late every night. designed in Art Nouveau style with high ceilings, large windows, mirrors and Address: Bělehradská 120, Praha 2 beautiful crystal chandeliers. Phone: +420 603 181 500 Internet: www.radostfx.cz Address: Náměstí Republiky 5 Subway: Metro B to Náměstí Republiky Phone: +420 222 002 763 Palác Akropolis Internet: http://www.kavarnaod.cz A Prague institution in Žižkov, the part of town known as Prague’s Bronx. The brightly coloured building was erected in Mistral Café the 1920s as a cultural meeting place. It Café and restaurant Mistral is located at houses a restaurant on the ground floor, the historical Old Town. Whether you and a stage in the basement. Excellent choose Czech specialities or international live music venue for alternative and world cuisine, you will get inspired by the music. relaxing atmosphere. Address: Kubelíkova 1548/27, Praha 3 Address: Valentinská 11 Phone: +420 296 330 911 Phone: +420 222 317 737 Internet: www.palacakropolis.cz Internet: www.mistralcafe.cz/en/

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U Staré Pani (The Old Lady’s Place) SHOPPING Prague is rightly famous for its jazz, and offers bands which play everything from bebop to big band jazz and avant-garde. The ’Old Lady’ is the best club to to start your tour.

Address: Michalská 9, Praha 1 Phone: +420 603 551 680 Internet: www.jazzlounge.cz If you want to shop for uniquely Czech products in Prague, you should visit the Baráčnická Rychta small boutiques selling domestic designer A cosy Czech beer hall with a history clothes, and look for reproductions of the going back to the 1800s, when it served utility designs created by Czech as a meeting place for people who wanted modernists in the 1920s and ’30s—both to revive ancient Czech traditions. Today, sectors have grown considerably in recent on a stage below the pub, you can see years. Another traditional item to shop for everything from Czech folk music to is Bohemian cut glass. Ukrainian punk bands. Main Shopping Areas Address: Tržiště 23/255, Praha 1 Phone: +420 257 532 461 / +420 736 641 323 Prague’s main shopping areas are situated Internet: www.baracnickarychta.cz in New Town: on Václavské námesti (Wenceslas Square), and, immediately below, on the pedestrian mall Na Příkopě. Bugsy’s Bar There are large individual shops and chain Tucked away in an elegant, traditional stores such as H&M, Zara, and Marks & basement, Bugsy’s has been picked as Spencers, as well as several large one of the world’s best by international department stores. trade bodies. Address: Václavské námesti (Wenceslas Square) Address: Pařížská 10, Praha 1 Phone: +420 840 284 797 Internet: www.bugsysbar.cz Designer Clothes Even though there are no exact shopping areas for smaller shops with designer clothing, you will encounter a small concentration of them on Karoliny Světlé and Bartolomějská streets, in New Town. Boutiques such as Leeda, Toalette and Alice Abraham offer a good starting point.

Address: Karoliny Světlé street Bartolomějská street

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Antiques and Art SLEEPING If you take a stroll from the market place Havelské tržiště in Old Town, across Michalská street, you will find several antique shops and stores displaying typical Prague artwork on the way.

Address: Havelské tržiště in Old Town

Cut glass Most hotels in Prague have been The is deservedly advertising their room prices in Euros well-known for its cut glass, and a wide since joining the EU. range is on offer at the shops around Staroměstské náměsti (Old Town Square). Jalta Boutique Hotel The Boutique Hotel Jalta is exceptional, Address: Staroměstské náměsti (Old Town not only for its exclusive location right in Square) the historical centre of Prague on Wenceslas Square, but also for its fifty-year history and building design, Czech Design which is considered a masterpiece of a The work of young Czech designers can be famous Czech architect. The Jalta Hotel is found at Qubus at Rámová 3, not far a National Cultural Monument in the from the Old Town Square. UNESCO World Heritage protected area. It has recently been completely renovated Address: Rámová 3 and the hotel offers free Wi-Fi to all guests. Modern Design Address: Václavské náměstí 45, If you are looking for modernist design in Phone: +420 222 822 111 the form of cubism or functionalism, visit Internet: www.hoteljalta.com the shop Kubista at Ovocný trh 19/Celetná 34, also just a small walk from the Square in Old Town. The Iron Gate Hotel & Suites Located in the heart of Prague’s Old Town, Address: Ovocný trh 19/Celetná 34 in a picturesque, cobbled side street just steps from the famous Old Town Square, this hotel is the perfect choice for enjoying Prague, in spacious, elegant and historical surroundings. The hotel is located in the 14th century building which was carefully renovated with all modern upscale facilities and comfort, while retaining its original works of art, charm and ambiance.

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Address: Michalska 19, 110 00 Prague 1 central location combined with low prices. Phone: +420 225 777 777 It is always impeccably clean and the staff Internet: www.irongate.cz is helpful and friendly.

Address: Malostranske namesti 11, 118 00 Praha Appia Hotel Residences Phone: +420 242 406 964 Appia Residence in Lesser Town is found Internet: www.littletownhotel.cz close to many important historical sights (e.g. Charles Bridge, Petrin Tower). The hotel stands on the hill right under Prague ESSENTIAL INFORMATION Castle and next to the US and German embassies, in the quiet zone with almost no city rush or traffic noise. Every room is unique with its location, equipment and view. The hotel offers free WiFi connection, an ancient restaurant with unique roof beams, a romantic garden with a terrace, a sauna and underground garages.

Address: Šporkova street, 3/322, 110 00 Prague Phone: +420 257 215 819 Airport Internet: www.appiaresidencesprague.cz Ruzyne Airport lies 20 kilometres to the northwest of the city centre. Taxis charge a fixed price of 650kč. There are also Hotel Julian minibuses with shared fares. These cost Situated in the peaceful part of the city 90kč to Metro A Station Dejvická and within walking distance to all famous 120kč to Metro B station Námešti historic sights in Prague, between the Republiky in Central Prague. historic Lesser Town and shopping and

business centre Anděl. The hotel provides The cheapest solution is to go by bus. not only comfortable accommodation in 33 Number 119 will drop you at the Metro A rooms but also an extraordinary personal station Dejvická, and bus number 100 at approach of the hotel staff ensuring that Metro B station Zličín (change to Metro B you will feel at home. Dominant features to get to the city centre). You can buy a of the hotel are summer terrace with view transfer ticket, valid for 75 minutes, in the of Prague Castle, English styled library flight terminal (26kč) or at the ticket with a fireplace and cozy restaurant in the vending machine (30kč) at the bus stop. style of an Irish pub. The bus runs between 4am and midnight.

Address: Elisky Peskove 11, The Airport Express runs via Terminal Phone: +420 257 311 144 Internet: www.hoteljulian.com North 1 – Terminal North 2 – Nádraží Holešovice Metro and train station (change to metro line C to get to the city Little Town Budget Hotel centre). A ticket costs 50kč. Little Town Budget Hotel has a great

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Phone: +420 220 113 314 Address: Palackého 720/5, Praha 1 Internet: www.csl.cz

Dentists Public transport If you a need dentist in an emergency, The underground, buses, and railway call +420 224 94 69 81 operates daily from 4am to 12.15am (night service every 30 minutes). Tickets Address: Spálená 12, Praha 1 can be purchased in tobacco shops and Phone: +420 222 924 268 ticket vending machines. A transfer ticket Internet: www.praha-mesto.cz costs 32kč (16kč for children 6-15 years) and is valid for 1 hour. A single journey (15 minutes) costs 18kč. You can choose Telephone to get an e-ticket or receive it as a text Country code: +420 message. Area code: there is none; it is already included in every local telephone number Since January 2011, there has been an increase in fares on the Prague Integrated Transport tariff zones outside Prague. Electricity 230 V For more information, see:

Internet: www.dpp.cz

Taxi For foreigners, a taxi journey in Prague often turns out to be an expensive treat. If you want to travel by taxi then call a reliable taxi firm, such as AAA. Their phone number is 140 14.

Post The Main Post Office is located at Jindřišká 14, Praha 1 and is open every day from 02.00-24.00.

Internet: www.cpost.cz

Pharmacy A pharmacy, which is available around the clock, can be found by calling: +420 224 946 982.

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