Tag Archives: prague

Lokál Dlouhááá

Lokál is built on a simple concept: a Czech pub that cultivates honest beer culture and traditional Czech cooking. Both in its interior design and in its approach to hospitality, Lokál emulates the atmosphere of an old-world pub where regulars were treated as valued customers.

Prague vs Budapest – Which is better to visit?

Have you ever wondered whether you should visit Prague or Budapest when planning your next vacation. I visited both recently and both cities although beautiful are different in many ways. If you are retired and have some extra cash you may decide to visit both. I travelled from Prague to Budapest by train. The cost […]

Terezin Concentration Camp

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 […]

The State Opera

The State Opera in Prague is a prominent opera house located in the heart of the city. Opened in 1888, it showcases a stunning Neo-Renaissance architectural style complemented by opulent interiors. The venue hosts a variety of performances, including opera and ballet, featuring both local and international talent. It’s an essential part of Prague’s cultural […]

Century Old Town Prague – MGallery

In the heart of Prague’s historic core, Century Old Town Prague – MGallery, a neo-baroque gem from 1895, invites a dalliance with time. This heritage hotel harmonises historic grace with contemporary ease. Trace the path of Franz Kafka, visit the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and savour the radiant aura of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. […]