A delightful hidden gem in the capital of Hungary is Parisi Passage Budapest. This used to be a luxurious shopping arcade and residence owned by Baron József Brudern and later it became the home of Central Savings Bank. It’s recently undergone a major 3-year renovation project and has been beautifully transformed into the Parisi Udvar Hotel. […]
Pullman Budapest is a premium lifestyle hotel blending modern design, comfort, and central city access. It sits just off Andrássy Avenue, within walking distance of major landmarks such as the Opera House, Parliament, Heroes’ Square, and the Chain Bridge.
Tusculum is a contemporary Czech restaurant nestled in the picturesque spa town of Karlovy Vary. Drawing on a growing organic farm on its premises, the menu revolves around the latest seasonal produce, delivering a culinary experience that melds traditional Czech flavours with modern gastronomy. Diners can indulge in a rotating daily menu of starters, mains and […]
Cafe Elefant has been greeting guests for more than 200 years since 1715. Cafe Elefant is a cozy cafe, which serves delicious coffee and a wide variety of hand-made cakes and desserts, made from high-quality ingredients. It is located in the historical center of Karlovy Vary, at the main spa promenade. Cafe Elefant has a […]
Cafe Pupp in Grandhotel Pupp is a traditional stop for excursionists on the colonnade and for hotel guests. Lovers of traditional Czech desserts and those who need to satisfy their hunger with something small can enjoy it here.
Malá Dvorana in Grandhotel Pupp is a traditional place to serve breakfast and now also a lobby bar and a design restaurant open all day. The central elements of the neo-baroque space are a monumental crystal chandelier from the end of the 19th century and a modern glass bar decorated with slices of pure gold.
The Becher’s Bar in Grandhotel Pupp a nightclub with an English club atmosphere, famous for its delicious cocktails.
Since 1701, when the Saxon Hall was built, the story of Grandhotel Pupp has been unfolding in Karlovy Vary. Over more than three centuries, the hotel has become one of the spa town’s symbols and a venue for significant social and cultural gatherings.
Terezin was a concentration camp 30 miles north of Prague in the Czech Republic during the World War II. It was originally a holiday resort reserved for Czech nobility. Terezín is contained within the walls of the famed fortress Theresienstadt, which was created by Emperor Joseph II of Austria in the late 18th century and […]
