This is Prague; a city with a colorful history, lovely architecture, the world's best pivo (that's beer to Czechs) and a mysterious atmosphere so enchanting that some travelers never leave. In this ‘Rome of the East’ awaits adventures even the most jaded traveler will enjoy, even relish. The variety of cultural entertainment that can be found in Prague is a dream come true for a smaller capital. Whether it is a magical night at the opera in the majestic National Theater built with pride by Czechs themselves, a rock and roll bash at a popular music venue such as Rock Café, or a whimsical walk through the UNESCO protected winding cobblestone streets of Mala Strana and Old Town, Prague is sure to please. Enjoy a cup of grand coffee at a meticulously renovated Art Nouveau café, followed by a leisurely shopping trip for Czech treasures and European goods at various antique shops and outdoor markets, a stimulating stroll through Art history at excellent galleries, or a romantic meal at an award winning restaurant overlooking the Vltava River; the list of possibilities goes on. Prague-Stay.com will assist you in planning your authentic visit to this lively city and steer you away from numerous 'tourist traps' that sadly exist in this eccentric capital. The establishments featured in Prague Lifestyle are NOT listed for the possibility of paid advertising, they are purely our recommendations.

Prague is now considered a cosmopolitan city; and why not? With its interesting mix of international residents and tourists, one would only expect something more, or even, the best in the area of eating and drinking. Of course, the tourist traps still exist, serving salty, overpriced Czech food that is simply put, nothing to write home about. Unfortunately these places are usually located in the most beautiful areas of Prague, just waiting to...
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Prague is an interesting city with plenty of sightseeing opportunities, cultural events and such. But what happens when the sun goes down on Central Europe’s preserved gem? Prague becomes a different city full of creeping shadows in dimly lit lanes, circling bats above your head and a definite sense of crazy fun. From traditional beer halls with accordion players to sleek modern dance clubs, Prague is alive until the sun comes up, and what...
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Shopping in Prague is not the best, but it is has improved since the early nineties; you will find all the common stores such as H&M, Zara, Tesco, supermarkets and shopping malls as well. The real treasures are hidden in antiques stores, small shops selling homemade goods and some open-air markets. The best souvenirs from the Czech Republic are liquors (such as Becherovka, Fernet, Slivovice), glassware and crystal jewelry (sold everywhere),...
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Europe is known for many wonderful things. As an Art lover myself I must confess that the most impressive characteristic of this continent is the over abundance of Art galleries and museums. Every city absolutely pulsates with them; primary sources of history captured on a piece of canvas or carved in stone, priceless artifacts left for the public to devour and decipher in order to teach us the lessons of the artists’ pasts and our delicate...
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"Prague never lets you go. This dear little mother has sharp claws.ďż˝ Franz Kafka.
Even though a household name since the nineties, Prague has been labeled as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe for many centuries. Located in the heart of Europe, Prague has been the crossroad for many merchants, artists and scientists throughout the centuries. From Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, to pope John Paul II, to Queen Elizabeth II, this...
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If there is one thing Prague does best, it is entertainment, especially theater and music. With an overwhelming number of gorgeous classical concert halls, cool rock and roll dives, innovative theaters, and independent cinemas; this pulsing city has nights of entertainment to offer. Although the quality of the entertainment matches that of Western standards, the prices, however, do not. Take the opera for example: the best tickets range from...
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The glorious city of Prague showcases a myriad of architectural styles, coexisting side by side in the compact capital, just waiting to be explored and studied. The city is truly a pleasure for all, historians, tourists, and especially students of architecture; Prague is literally a textbook of styles throughout the centuries. Most of these architectural gems have been meticulously renovated and restored, with the most painstaking level of...
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Castles, a myriad of spires, marionettes, and gingerbread, wooden toys; is this setting in a dream or a fairy tale? Well, children may believe a dragon lives in Prague Castle, and why not? The city of Prague looks like the whimsical backdrop in their imagination for that fantasy piece they are reading, and with Hollywood filming movies such as The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and Prince Caspian from the Chronicles of Narnia By C.S. Lewis...
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Prague is full of fun and activities. But what happens when you have seen the famous Astronomical Clock strike hourly in an attempt to catch one of the most exciting tourist spots in the city about three times? Real life sets in and if you are in Prague longer than the average tourist, then real needs become apparent. One can only drink the best beer in the world and eat fried cheese for a short time before showing the physical sign caused by...
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As of 1992 the entire historical center of Prague has been listed as a UNESCO protected site; and what a title to achieve, but one that is only perfect. As Prague was virtually undamaged throughout history, the majority of Old Town and the Lesser Quarter is a textbook of civilization in Central Europe. And if you wish to venture outside of the city center, Prague will surely surprise (especially if Socialist architecture is your cup of tea)....
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Prague is full of historic monuments, lovely squares and winding lanes of cobblestone. In a city with such rich cultural heritage, you will never want for sights to see or things to do. While on your Prague adventure, you may need a good spot to stop and take a rest. Fortunately Prague also features a variety of parks and gardens, some formal sculpted Baroque gardens, some smaller secret gardens and even some large wild parks.
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