Most people who visit Prague will only see the main tourist sights that are featured in travel guides; we think that’s a shame as there as so many unique and cool hidden spots all over the city (both in the…
Lázně na lodi
Lázně na lodi or in english “Boat Spa” is a unique sauna experience brought to you by H3T architects.Yes, you heard right, it’s a sauna located on a boat; it calls home the (A)void Floating Gallery (also worth a stop…
Prazelenina
Calling all urban gardeners! Welcome to the green oasis known as Prazelenina. Open since 2012, Prazelenina is considered to be the first among the many community gardens now in Prague. Prazelenina has taken root in the formal industrial district of…
Sapa Vietnamese Market
„Sapa, but that’s in Vietnam,“ you say. Well, you are right and wrong. Due to the Vietnamese being the third largest group of immigrants in the Czech Republic, you’ll find on the outskirts of Prague, Sapa, an enormous authentic Vietnamese…
Artwall
Artwall gallery located on Letná wall on the Cpt. Jaros and Edvard Benes Embankment represents a unique symbiosis of urban organism and public gallery. The gallery operated from 2005-2008 when, under the organizational management of the Center for Contemporary Arts…
Prague Pride
In August of every year, Prague is taken over by rainbow flags, glitter, and cute boys in pink shorts. The pride movement had humble beginnings in the Czech Republic starting in 2008 in Brno (one of the largest cities…
Matějská Pouť (St. Matthew’s Fair)
Matějská Pouť or St. Matthew’s fair is a tradition that goes back to the Middle Ages. These days it’s more of a modern affair with fair rides, cotton candy, and sausages and is held at the Výstaviště Fair Grounds located…