Anna's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Prague - the capital city of the Czech Republic
Before 1993, the Czech Republic and the Socialist Republic of Slovakia were part of the Czech-Slovak Federal Republic.
Sights that you should not ignore:
- Prague Castle, (English: Prague castle).
- Mala strana (Lesser town)
- Karel Bridge, Charles bridge
- Old City Square and Orloj (Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock).
- Petrin hill (Petrin hill) with miniature Eiffel tower and famous rose garden.
- Josefov Jewish Quarter.
- Paris Street (Paris street).
- Public houses (Municipal houses).
- Vaclav Square (Wenceslas Square).
- National Museum (National museum).
In Prague, you should definitely spend some time enjoying Czech beer. Czechs are the world leaders in beer consumption per capita. I introduce to you some of the famous pubs in the center that are easy to find:
U Fleku, address: Kremencova 11, Praha 1 ... The restaurant dates back to 1499 with about 1500 seats.
U Zlateho Tygra, address: Husova 17, Praha 1. Bill Clinton came here when he was a student at Oxford and came back here as president of the United States.
U Pinkasu shop .. address: Jungmanovo nam.15, Praha 1. The shop dates back to 1843
Pub: U Medvidku, address: Na Perstyne 7, Praha 1
Vytopna shop, DC: Vaclavske male. 56, Praha 1 ... this restaurant serves beer not to you .. But there are trains like toys, running the rail system to bring beer to your table.
The Pub, đc: Veleslavinova 3, Praha 1. This restaurant diners pour beer from the tap. Tables that drink the most will not have to pay.
Novomestsky pivovar. A: Vodickova 20, Praha 1 ... this place they brew beer on the spot
There are many, you can meet everywhere in the center of Prague.
Czech specialties include beef soup (trip soup) and bacon served with white bread and pickled sauerkraut (Smoke pock neck, cabbage dumpling).
If you do not like the taste of Czech you can visit Sapa market. In Sapa market, there are almost all dishes in Hanoi: pho, rolls, fish noodles, crab vermicelli, grilled duck...
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Prague
Prague - the capital city of the Czech Republic
Before 1993, the Czech Republic and the Socialist Republic of Slovakia were part of the Czech-Slovak Federal Republic.
Sights that you should not ignore:
- Prague Castle, (English: Prague castle).
- Mala strana (Lesser town)
- Karel Bridge, Charles bridge
- Old City Square and Orloj (Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock).
- Petrin hill (Petrin hill) with miniature Eiffel tower and famous rose garden.
- Josefov Jewish Quarter.
- Paris Street (Paris street).
- Public houses (Municipal houses).
- Vaclav Square (Wenceslas Square).
- National Museum (National museum).
In Prague, you should definitely spend some time enjoying Czech beer. Czechs are the world leaders in beer consumption per capita. I introduce to you some of the famous pubs in the center that are easy to find:
U Fleku, address: Kremencova 11, Praha 1 ... The restaurant dates back to 1499 with about 1500 seats.
U Zlateho Tygra, address: Husova 17, Praha 1. Bill Clinton came here when he was a student at Oxford and came back here as president of the United States.
U Pinkasu shop .. address: Jungmanovo nam.15, Praha 1. The shop dates back to 1843
Pub: U Medvidku, address: Na Perstyne 7, Praha 1
Vytopna shop, DC: Vaclavske male. 56, Praha 1 ... this restaurant serves beer not to you .. But there are trains like toys, running the rail system to bring beer to your table.
The Pub, đc: Veleslavinova 3, Praha 1. This restaurant diners pour beer from the tap. Tables that drink the most will not have to pay.
Novomestsky pivovar. A: Vodickova 20, Praha 1 ... this place they brew beer on the spot
There are many, you can meet everywhere in the center of Prague.
Czech specialties include beef soup (trip soup) and bacon served with white bread and pickled sauerkraut (Smoke pock neck, cabbage dumpling).
If you do not like the taste of Czech you can visit Sapa market. In Sapa market, there are almost all dishes in Hanoi: pho, rolls, fish noodles, crab vermicelli, grilled duck...