Discover Prague from a feminist angle! Averil moved to Prague to study sociology and became interested in czech feminist history. She wanted to share what she learned and created several tours about Czech women and the feminist movement in Czech history. I highly recommend all of her tours.
A new spin on traditional Czech knedlík (Knödel). It's a little bit pricey, but the food is delicious and you won't get there knedlíks anywhere else.
The most famous place to get desserts in Prague. The menu has no English, so be ready to point and gesture.
A delicious bakery in Vinohrady that bakes the best koláče (kolaches) that I ever had. They have some pastries at the counter, but the koláče sell out within 15 minutes of finishing so check out their Instagram @kuskolace to see the bake times.
A delicious Vietnamese restaurant in the city center.
A classic Czech canteen dining in the city center. Cheap and quick.
A artificial cave cave in the Grébovka park. My favorite place to hide during hot summer days.
A beautiful garden in the old town.
A park behind the national museum. It has a beautiful view on the Prague city center. Especially beautiful at sunset.
The largest stadium in the world. It was originally built for Spartakiáda, a gigantic Soviet-era athletic event. Nowadays, it contains 7 football fields and a traning center, but the old stadium is still around them. The southern part of it is open for free 13-21 every day. There is an exhibition there and it has an amazing view on Prague.