12 Super Chill Experiences To Have in Prague
You can try cramming in everything there is to do in Prague during your trip, but honestly, the best way to see the city is to take your time and explore its super chill side. After all, you’re in a place where beer is cheaper than water — why rush? Take in the gorgeous architecture at your own pace, savor the cuisine, and when you’re sober, learn a thing or two about the awesomeness that is Czech culture.
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1. Show the French Embassy who’s the boss with your (legal) graffiti.
John Lennon Wall
Prague, Czech Republic
If you’re looking to leave your “tag” in Prague, the John Lennon wall is probably the best place to do it. The mural-turned-graffiti wall is a gorgeous site to see and makes for some really great selfies too. Wear black to stand out.
2. Try dessert for dinner.
Café Savoy
Prague, Czech Republic
Omg Cafe Savoy! Treat yourself to something beautiful and delicious, like their Ovocné knedlíky (fruit dumplings served for dinner). This cafe used to be a favorite hangout for former Czech political activist and president Václav Havel, so you know it’s legit. But really it’s just a beautiful place that feeds you well and makes you feel a little like you’re in Old Prague once more. Try them for breakfast! #fine-dining #coffee
3. Take a cheesy Prague selfie your friends will definitely be jealous of.
most Legií Bridge
Prague, Czech Republic
Definitely the best place to take your cheesy Prague #selfies. But seriously, it’s way less crowded than Charles Bridge and the views are pretty dope. #bridge #landscape #photography
4. Check out David Černý’s babies
Žižkov Television Tower
Prague, Czech Republic
This TV Tower is no longer used for television transmission, and is a general eyesore for the city, but what makes it unique are the bronze monster baby sculptures climbing above you. These were created by David Černý, whose art you can see throughout the city. Below it there is also a nice park with a bar, swings, lawn mgames and even a mini golf course now. #art #park
5. Dig some D&B and art at the same time.
MeetFactory
Prague, Czech Republic
The MeetFactory is definitely the place to be if you’re into art, music, fashion, food, and general debauchery. It’s a little hard to get to but so worth the trip, especially if you want to feel like you’re in more of a modern area of Prague. #art #club #dancing #livemusic #musicvenue #electronicmusic
6. Grab vintage Bohemian goodies
Náplavka
Prague, Czech Republic
Grab a beer next to the river as you browse through farmers stalls and vintage clothing markets floating on boats. The vendors are friendly and like to chat. Make sure you come on an empty stomach so you can eat all the things (sausage, honey, ice cream and cider, to name a few) #clothes #souvenirs #cheap-eats #bargins #vintage #fleamarket #farmersmarket
7. Eat the most delicious cake of your life.
Alchymista
Prague, Czech Republic
It’s worth the trek to get to this cozy cafe/art gallery, which also doubles as a coffee museum! Their cakes are to die for and the staff is really warm and welcoming. Try their whiskey cake or a slice of medovník #coffee #cheap-eats
8. Become a Czech art expert.
National Gallery in Prague – Kinský Palace
Prague, Czech Republic
This museum is your best intro into all things Czech art. It’s expansive collection includes older works from the Austro-Hungarian empire, to contemporary Czech works post-communism. The cafe next door is equally awesome. Prepare to spend the whole day here, at least #gallery #history #art
9. Grab some Vietnamese food and people watch.
Jiřího z Poděbrad
Prague, Czech Republic
Relax, people watch, and enjoy the great farmers market or nearby Pho Vietnam, hands down the best Vietnamese food in town. #park #food
10. Have coffee in a Communist living room.
Kaaba Café
Prague, Czech Republic
This retro cafe serves great cafe food (try their open-faced sandwiches and homemade pastries) and plays awesome records (they take requests!). But really I come to feel like I’m sitting in someone’s living room from the 1960s. #cheap-eats #coffee #free-wifi #cafe #lunch
11. Rub up on a 13th-century statue.
Charles Bridge
Prague, Czech Republic
If you are in Prague then you will obviously be visiting this bridge, but my purpose in posting this is to encourage anyone motivated enough to visit it at sunrise. It is the only time to find peace there!
12. Admire the most perfect skyline of Prague with a cold beer.
Letná Beer Garden
Prague, Czech Republic
This is the best view of Prague, hands down. Go at sunset for the best panorama pics, then stay for the beer, card games and currywurst. #view #beer #beergarden