Vojan Gardens

Serene city garden with walking paths amid lawns, gardens and fruit trees and peacock sightings. The garden is considered the oldest partially preserved garden in Prague. Its melancholy seems to have survived from the Middle Ages, when it was founded as a monastery garden. You can relax on a bench by a small lake, sit on an observation terrace with benches and rose pergolas or explore three baroque chapels. Find a serene place in the middle of rushing city.

Václav Havel Bench

Two chairs and a table around the trunk of a linden tree, national tree of the Czech Republic, design symbolizing "Democratic Debate". A memorial place dedicated to the first president of the Czech Republic and great man, Václav Havel. The table has his Quote 'truth and love shall prevail over lies and hatred' inscribed along its rim. Stop by and take a short break here, think back on the life and legacy of this unforgettable man and his part in Czech and international history.

Radlická kulturní sportovna

Feel like a local where the community rocks! Come and enjoy the real summer vibes in the Prague city center. Industrial space in Radlická street equipped by IKEA, just several steps from Vienna House comes to life and offers an open-air cinema, music, dance and other cultural programs during the whole summer. Sit and relax with refreshment from various food trucks or café Kavárna, co hledá jméno, the hidden cafe nearby.

Manifesto market

The unique Manifesto Market concept will surprise you with its industrial design and innovative food art. It is a design and culinary space at Prague-Smíchov, where small festivals, summer cinema screenings and cultural events are regularly held. Manifesto is one of the first cashless places in the Czech Republic. Dive into the vortex of the Prague summer, cool off in the pool and enjoy a summer drink!

Historical tram tour

The Wax Museum of Legends

The Chocolate Museum "Choco Story"

Spectacular statue of Kafka

The 42 mobile tiers of this eleven-metre-tall sculpture align to form the face of the famous Czech writer Franz Kafka. This 39-ton bust by artist David Černý dates from November 2014 and stands just by the Quadrio business centre, directly above the Národní třída metro station.

The legendary pub circus

Forceful and funny, powerful and poetic, La Putyka explores Czech pub culture through glazed eyes and a beery breath... This energising, intensely vibrant spectacle fuses acrobatics, dance, theatre, puppet plays and live music into an award-winning original contemporary circus.
More information: www.laputyka.cz

BUILDING BRIDGES IN PRAGUE

The Charles Bridge is the most famous bridge in Prague. It spans the Vltava River and ranks among the oldest stone bridges in Europe. Open only to pedestrians, the bridge connects the two city districts of Malá Strana and Staré Mesto. Experience the lively bustle of street musicians, combined with art and souvenir stands. Join the team for a morning run and experience Prague at sunrise.

THE HEART OF PRAGUE

The ideal starting point for various sights and attractions is the Old Town Square. This central location, surrounded by buildings with picturesque facades, is a lively place by day and by night, and its cafés offer a vantage point for watching the world go by. Here you will also find the Old Town Hall with its world famous Astronomical Clock, the Týn Church and the House at the Stone Bell.

PRAGUE FROM ABOVE

The Castle district is until today the seat of the Czech president. Saint Vitus Cathedral together with the Castle Palaces represent together with the Golden Lane one of the most visited tourist attractions in the world. The view of The Golden City from Prague Castle will always be one of your most favorite memories. 

PRAGUE BY THE GLASS

Czech beer can be considered as one of the most important national pride. Countless breweries and restaurants featuring Bohemian cuisine invite to indulge into this culinary heaven. To better digest: try Becherovka. This liquer has proven to be a life-saviour in many cases.

ACTIVE PRAGUE

Prague is a walking city. Please bring very comfortable shoes, because many streets in the historical centre are still cobble stone. You don’t need to run with the team to get active, but you can also rent paddle or rowing boats at Císařská louka. It's an experience you'll never forget.