Spring has hit town and brought some much needed sunshine and warmer temperatures with it. Perfect weather for a beer! Even though it is a massive stereotype: Czechs love their beer. And who could blame them? The many breweries around Prague and all over the country take us in their ban effortlessly, too. But with the beer comes the beer belly; and in order to stay fit for the upcoming bikini season, we combined two popular activities in one day and hiked to Hostivař’s Brewery. Starting Point: Háje Metro Station For our Beer Culture trip, we decide to meet out…
Author: Vanessa G.
Vanessa G.
Vanessa has been living in Prague for the better part of a decade. Always on the lookout for another hike, district, nook, or cranny – she’s made it her mission to explore the hidden corners of the Republic. Among Vanessa’s favorite Bohemian based activities are nature walks, venturing off the beaten path, and writing about it all from one of the city's many thriving Cafés. And the best spot to stop and take it all in? Alf & Bet, a coffee house and bakery, tucked just around the corner from Castle Libeň. You might just see the author there sipping a coffee herself.
Still looking for a suitable Spring and Summer Outdoor Activity? Prague offers loads of things to do; over kayaking the river, playing beach volleyball down on Náplavka or skating and hiking the area. If you are looking to move your legs a little but do not want to end up all too sore, maybe consider giving Disc Golf a try. What is Disc Golf? Disc Golf – sometimes also called Frolf – is a sport in which players throw a frisbee (or disc) at a target. The sport was invented in the early 1900s, in Saksatchewan, Canada, by a young…
A man’s best friend has 4 legs, 2 adorable eyes & a big old heart. It is no secret that Czechs absolutely adore dogs. This affection manifests itself in the many doggy-friendly places, parks and playgrounds. This guide will tell you all about living in the Czech capital with your furry friend; so you two can make the most of your stay! One thing’s for sure: Czech people absolutely adore dogs. And because they have a big heart for the quadruplets, Prague might just be one the best capital cities to have a dog in. Not only are Czechs fond…
The sun is shining, birds chirping and the beer gardens open once again. Spring has officially hit Prague and with it opens a many doors to activities that might be less attractive to do in minus degrees. To make sure the beers had in the gardens don’t stick around and make bikini season a mess, why not give Czechs’ favourite activity a try? Hiking in the Czech Republic is still heavily underrated. Especially nature reserves and hiking paths in close proximity to Prague don’t get enough love. Karlické údolí – only a 30 minutes train ride from Prague away -…
The birds are chirping, the trees blossoming and people dare to step out of the warmth of their houses again. Prague has awoken from its winter slumber and temperatures are on the rise. Time to get out and enjoy the sun rays warming your skin and explore the city that was hulled in snow and ice for the past few months. Prague in Spring blossom is just absolutely stunning! To give you some ideas on what to do in Spring time when in Prague, we set out and found the best places to be, things to enjoy and activities to…
On March 17th, the whole world turns green. It’s St. Paddy’s Day and despite the distance to Ireland, Prague is a fantastic place to be on that eventful day. Wondering how to spend a fabulous St. Patrick’s Day in the Czech Capital and how to prepare for the big day? Then our ultimate guide to St. Paddy’s Day is just what you need! What’s it all about? Thousands of people dressed in green celebrate St. Patrick on March 17th. But who was Patrick and why is he celebrated? Patrick was born in AD 387 in Hadrian’s Wall, Britain. Yes, Patrick…
Zero Waste – a trend born in California – has made its long way to the Czech Capital within the past years. Stores like Bez Obalu, Country Life and Sypka are places that a Zero Waster living in Prague can turn to. In 2015, the company ‘DOGG’ made its debut and made it its goal to make a zero wasting doggie owner’s life in the city easier. What is Zero Waste? The philosophy of creating zero waste started way back in the 1970’s already. The reason why it has come up in the past few years in a lot of…
Just off the bustling Mostecká street that merges into Prague’s Lesser Town, a jewel of a Café has emerged. Don’t stop reading yet! This place is – despite what the location might have you think – an oasis of quiet- and calmness. We visited Rainbow’s End Café and were rewarded with an excellent afternoon far away from – yet close to – what must be the busiest street in Prague. Charles Bridge counts thousands of visitors every day. Chances of an expat wanting to go anywhere near it are – unless you are showing around family or friends – zero.…
Valentine’s Day is just only a few days away! For some a day full of romance and love, for others a difficult time to figure out what to do. Whether you are spoken for or not, Prague has some fantastic spots to spend Valentine’s Day at. With our guide, you are bound to have a romantic, memorable and fun day. You are single? No problem! Take yourself out on a date or grab a friend or two to experience a fabulous day in the city of a hundred spires. Even though Czechs have their very own ‘Valentine’s Day’ on May…
Coffee – golden liquid of productivity, helper in the morning and deliciousness in a cup. Ever since it made its way to Europe in the 17th century, the brown beans make deadlines easier to meet and waking up in the morning less of a chore. Especially in the past few years, Specialty Coffee has found many fans around the globe; with roasteries and plantations that have changed their of planting, growing, harvesting and roasting their beans. Prague truly is a Mecca for coffee gourmets and lovers; almost on every corner in the Capital sits a coffee shop that offers fresh…