prague
Cobblestones, Craft Beer, and Electric Fan Culture
Prague isn’t just a city — it’s a vibe. Think Gothic spires and pastel facades by day, buzzing beer gardens and terrace chants by night. Every street corner tells a story, every pub spills into the next, and every stadium pulses with passion. For travelers who want history, nightlife, and sport in one epic weekend, Prague hits every mark.
explore The City like a local
Wander across Charles Bridge at sunrise before the crowds arrive, then duck into Old Town alleys where cafes, market stalls, and hidden courtyards make you feel like you’ve discovered the city yourself.
Neighbourhoods have their own personalities:
Žižkov – gritty, rebellious, and packed with dive bars where locals hang until the sun rises.
Vinohrady & Letná – leafy streets, craft beer pubs, and rooftop spots perfect for late-afternoon drinks.
Malá Strana – secret gardens, cobblestones, and that “wow” view over the Vltava River.
Pro tip: skip the main tourist traps and let your shoes lead you to cafés, tiny galleries, and streets where the locals actually live.
Things to Do & See
Prague isn’t just a photo op — it’s an adventure:
Prague Castle & St. Vitus Cathedral – history, stunning views, and a little cardio.
Letná Park – grab a Pilsner and watch the city unfold below, or join locals for impromptu football and skate sessions.
Mauerpark-style vibes – Naplavka riverside brings outdoor markets, live music, and chilled sunset drinks.
Hidden history – explore Jewish Quarter synagogues or the quieter corners of Old Town, where the city’s layered past comes alive.
Food & Drink
Prague is about hearty, comforting food — but also street snacks that keep you fueled for adventure.
Czech classics – goulash, svíčková (creamy marinated beef), and roast pork with dumplings.
Street eats – trdelník (sugary chimney pastry), sausages, and, of course, local Pilsner.
Beer culture – from historic pubs like U Fleků to modern taprooms and riverside beer gardens, Prague is a playground for beer lovers.
Hotspots locals love:
Lokal Dlouhááá – crisp Pilsners and zero tourist vibes.
Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden – picnic-style with a city view.
Naplavka – markets, beer, and sunbathing along the river.
Nightlife & Local Hangouts
Prague knows how to turn up. Think rooftop bars, secret jazz lounges, craft beer havens, and dive bars full of locals who have been coming here for decades. Žižkov’s tower bars or Letná’s rooftops are perfect for post-match beers or just soaking in the city skyline.
Sport & Fan Culture
Prague’s sports scene is alive and unpretentious. Football and hockey are your safe options — locals bleed for it, and the energy is contagious.
Football and ice hockey
Slavia Prague – one of the country’s biggest clubs, with a modern stadium and loyal fan base.
Sparta Prague – historic rival, famous for its colourful ultras and electric derby days.
Grassroots & Local Football – smaller clubs like Bohemians 1905 have devoted followings and matchdays that feel intimate and raw.
HC Sparta Praha & HC Slavia Praha – hockey is huge, and derby nights at the O2 Arena are loud, fast, and full of energy.
Where Fans Go
Pre-game beers, post-match debates, or just a place to watch live sport with locals:
Panák Bar & Café Neustadt – packed with scarves, beers, and chants.
Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden – a mix of locals, travellers, and sun.
Vytopna Railway Restaurant – fun, quirky, and guaranteed to make you enjoy yourself.
Why Prague?
Because it’s a city that rewards explorers. Walk the cobblestones, sip craft beer, hunt down secret streets, and end the night cheering with real fans in real stadiums. Prague blends history, culture, nightlife, and sport into a single, unforgettable weekend. Prague is a city for travelers who want history, culture, and sport — all served with a cold beer and a loud terrace chorus.
