DISCOVER PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC

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What a Magical Place!
Prague feels like stepping into a fairytale—cobblestone streets, gothic spires, and enchanting architecture around every corner. Wander through centuries-old castles, stroll aimlessly through Old Town Square, and let yourself get lost in its storybook charm.

Whether you're here for the history, the beer, or the unmatched cocktail scene, Prague has a little something for every kind of traveler. And don’t leave without trying a "Turtleneck" dessert—you'll know it when you see (and taste) it.

FAVORITES- CZECH IT OUT!

Prague is one of those cities that you crave to go back to! So much history, cool people, and beautiful sites to see!

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Wander through Old Town Square – The heart of Prague. Visit the Astronomical Clock, street performers, and cozy cafes lining the square.
Walk the Charles Bridge – Lined with statues and views of the Vltava River, it’s especially magical at sunrise or sunset.
Explore Prague Castle – One of the largest castles in the world. Don't miss St. Vitus Cathedral inside the complex.
Visit the Lennon Wall – Snap a photo, leave a message, and then grab a cocktail at the nearby John Lennon Pub.
Take a Paddle Boat Ride – Cruise under the bridges and see the city from a different angle.
Sip cocktails at hidden Speakeasies – The cocktail culture here is next level. Start with The Alchemist or Anonymous Bar.
Watch an opera at Estates Theatre – A grand venue where Mozart himself debuted Don Giovanni.
Day trip to Pilsen – Just an hour by train, explore the birthplace of Pilsner beer and tour the iconic Pilsner Urquell Brewery.
See the Dancing House – Snap a pic of this whimsical architectural marvel. Head to the rooftop bar for a drink with a view.
Picnic in the parks – Letná Park and Riegrovy Sady are local favorites for greenery, skyline views, and cold beers.
Explore more castles – From Vyšehrad to Karlštejn (a great day trip), Prague feels like a castle collector’s dream.

THINGS TO KNOW

Currency: Czech Koruna (CZK). While some places take euros or cards, cash is king at smaller spots.
Language: Czech, but many people in tourist areas speak English.
Tipping: 10% is customary at restaurants—sometimes it’s not included in the bill.
Transit: Public transportation is cheap and efficient. Grab a multi-day pass for trams, metros, and buses.
Safety: Overall safe, but beware of pickpockets in crowded tourist areas.
Seasonal Tips: Spring and early fall offer the best weather with fewer crowds. Christmas markets in winter are pure magic.
Nightlife: Beyond beer halls, you’ll find clubs, absinthe bars, and riverside hangouts.
Wi-Fi: Strong and accessible throughout most cafes and accommodations.
Don’t Rush: Prague rewards the wanderers. Give yourself time to explore slowly—you’ll find charm down every alley.

PRAGUE PHOTO SHOOT

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DISCOVER FOOD & DRINKS

Czech food is hearty and satisfying, with a surprising number of trendy brunch spots and inventive bars woven throughout the historic city.
Guláš (Goulash) – A must-try! Rich, savory stew often served with dumplings.
Roasted Duck with Red Cabbage – A Czech classic you’ll find at traditional taverns.
Smažený Sýr (Fried Cheese) – Aka "Moravsky Vrabec" – gooey, crunchy comfort food.
Trdelník (“Turtleneck” dessert) – Rolled dough pastry grilled over fire, filled with ice cream or fruit. Tourist-y? Yes. Worth it? Also yes.
Brunch & Bakeries – From flaky pastries to Instagram-worthy donuts, you’ll find dreamy spots all over town.
Cocktail Culture – Prague’s speakeasy game is strong.
- ✨ The Alchemist – Order the “Choose Your Fate” drink for a potion-style experience.
- ✨ Anonymous Bar – Inspired by V for Vendetta, order “V’s Blood” and watch the theatrics unfold.
Czech Beer – It’s cheaper than water, and better too. Try Pilsner Urquell or Kozel on draft. Don’t skip beer halls like Lokál for the full experience.