The most amazing tour guide ever, made our stay in Prague magical, would recommend everyone to book…read morethis wonderful man

Plenty of books, but they are jam packed, and the people too. I didn't last 5 minutes in there…read more Many patrons were treating it like a tourist side attraction versus a place to peruse and actually select a book to read. The prices were commensurate with The Globe bookstore...about right. I would not go back. I can't comment on the service as I didn't buy anything. Skip it.

Cute little bookstore by the Prague castle! Good selection of books for a decent price. The worker…read morewas very kind and helpful :)

We spent several days in Prague touring with Luba from precious legacy tours. She is extremely…read moreknowledgable and very accommodating. We would highly recommend her to anyone who,is looking for a private guide in the area.

Open mic night on Tuesday's. Find this place, grab a beer, and enjoy. One of our favorite nights in…read morePrague.

Tower Praha is a TV tower done right. It's hard to make something functional interesting but add a…read morebar a restaurant and David Černý's Babies and it's a fun tourist destination. I'd seen the Babies at a Palm Springs, Ca exhibit so wanted to see while visiting Prague. The views of the city from the top of the tower are spectacular. We didn't try the restaurant but enjoyed having cappuccino's in the bar. If you have some the time check it out.

Apparently this building was named the second ugliest building in the world... but I rather liked…read moreit. Sure it's a bit, erm, 'different', but speaking as a person who's won 2nd place in many a (Monopoly) beauty pageant, I feel confident in confirming that being different is pretty grand. My advice for anyone visiting Prague is to come here first, before you start exploring the city and make sure you get to the top during daylight hours (though nighttime is mighty impressive as well). For being the CR, the price to get to the top is up there, but my boo and I didn't regret the 'nominal splurge' one bit. Getting an aerial view of the city will help route your entire trip and shed light on the hidden architecture within this historic city. I think besides the zoo (which isn't totally fair because animals will always win me over), this was my most favorite site and activity in Prague. We actually went up at night, but discussed coming back and doing it again during the day -- it was that cool. I wish I'd gotten better pics of the exterior or could better describe the size of the giant babies crawling on it (yep, you read that right), so do yourself a favor and Google it for a more accurate take on this tower. The building itself is admittedly more than a bit gauche, but so am I and I loved every bit of seeing this beast. The various rooms on the 360 degree observation deck were incredible. Some rooms had models, some were similar to an art gallery, and on had these giant spherical clear bubble chairs hanging from the ceiling that you could sit and swing on. Going up at night meant that all the chairs were full with texting teens who seemed to unaware of that fact that there was all this beauty just a stone's throw from their smart phone.

My wife and I loved visiting this fantastic store. Staff was super helpful! We'll be back next time…read morewe're in Prague.

This is the place to go for unique gifts (or something special for yourself). I visit Prague every…read morefew years or so, and every time I HAVE to stop here. They sell home decor, some nic-knacks and jewelry. Most (if not all) items I have never seen elsewhere before. There's something beautiful/unusual to find in almost every price point. I bought a Rybička (knife/keychain) about 10 years ago. It was an amazing price and it has lasted on my keychain this whole time, it's still sharp too! Unfortunately due to the world being the way it is I won't be able to visit any time soon, however I am asking friends who are visiting Prague to please pick me up something (anything!) from this store because everything is such a delight.

Prague Castle is every bit as breathtaking as you imagine. The grandeur of St. Vitus Cathedral, the…read moresweeping views over the city, and the layers of history make it an unforgettable experience. Arrive early, take your time, and simply wander~there's magic around every corner, especially Golden Lane! A must-see when visiting Prague.

It will be crowded but you must visit the castle complex. Go early and tour the interior areas:…read moreBasil St. George, the Golden Lanes, Cathedral of St Vitus and the Castle Diet hall where court was held. St Vitus and the Old Royal Palace Diet hall were our favorite parts of the interior. The Coat of arms on the ceilings and the interpretive signs explaining how the land rolls were stored are interesting history. Once you are done with the interior, stroll through the gardens and also head south to view the uncrowded streets of the castle complex with 18th century Rococo, Baroque and other buildings including the National Gallery, Tuscan Palace and Archbishop Palace.

ArtBar jak hovado, bomba! Nice cocktails, many art,…read moresculptures, design furniture, TOP!