Traditional Czech cuisine is famous for all kinds of sauces with meat and dumplings which go excellently together with the famous Czech beer. It is also possible to find meatless dishes, such as fried cheese or potato pancakes with sauerkraut.
It is possible to arrange a group dinner in some traditional restaurant, with menu worth of 50 EUR per person. We recommend these restaurants:
Hop on - Hop off toursTake advantage of this new offer and try out a unique way of getting around Prague’s streets. Two different circuits will let you travel around the city in comfort with unlimited changes. A stewardess will be available on the bus throughout the entire journey.
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Prague - historical cityFrom the comfort of our bus you will see the building of National Museum, the beautiful National Theatre and the Dancing House. Additionally, you will enjoy the unforgettable view of the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle from the Old Town embankment. The bus will continue up to the Prague Castle, where you will start an hour long walking tour around Prague Castle complex where the tour will conclude.
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Pilsner Urquell BreweryThe Pilsner Urquell brewery offers tours, which will impress beer fans and history lovers. You will view the original locations where the famous Pilsner Urquell beer was born 175 years ago, and whose story continues even today. You will travel in a brewery bus to one of the most modern bottling facilities, which processes 120,000 bottles per hour. You will learn about the ingredients from which Pilsner Urquell beer is brewed. You will see the heart of the brewery, three brew houses from different centuries. The culmination of the tour is a tasting of unfiltered Pilsner Urquell beer in the historical cellars.
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Opera Performance at the Estates Theatre (Lolita)The American bestseller about the passionate sexual relationship between Humbert Humbert, a middle-aged intellectual, literature professor and writer, and the 12-year-old Lolita, an unbridled, impudent and lustful girl, set in the 1940s or the 1950s, gave rise to fierce debates and generated controversy. Following the initial wave of decrial, its author, Vladimir Nabokov (1899–1977), a Russian-American novelist and poet, gained global fame. Almost four decades after the book’s publication, the Russian composer Rodion Shchedrin (b. 1932) created an opera set to Nabokov’s best-known work.
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