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Jewish Prague: The Four Synagogues You Must See
Prague is home to one of the oldest and most prominent Jewish centers in Central Europe, making a visit to the city incomplete without a stop in Josefov, the historic Jewish Quarter. From Europe’s oldest functioning synagogue to the haunting beauty of the Old Jewish Cemetery, this neighborhood is rich with history and culture, but you’ll have to know where to look to find it. The Jewish Quarter of Prague, Czech Republic is rich with history and culture. Here is where to go to find it: (This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a certain percentage of a sale if you purchase after clicking at no cost to…
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The Unique Way To Experience Prague Castle In Lobkowicz Palace
Experience the House of Lobkowicz for a truly unforgettable visit, where dining comes with a view, and you can explore one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious private art collections. Add a live classical music performance in a stunning Baroque concert hall, and you’ll discover that this is the most extraordinary way to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Prague Castle. A visit to the Prague Castle is a must, but if you’re looking for a way to make the visit less crowded, more intimate, and with undisturbed views, you’ll want to make sure you find the Lobkowicz Palace once you enter. The Lobkowicz Palace provides a unique…
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Pilsen Restaurant Prag: Art Deco & Prague Food
I’d been enjoying the Art Deco architecture and decor of the buildings in Prague, Czech Republic and went on a search for a dinner spot that would be just as intriguing to the eye but delicious to boot. The Pilsner Urquell brewery of the Municipal House immediately piqued my fancy and off we went. Beginning its operation on January 5, 1912, this restaurant in Prague prepares a menu of Czech traditional dishes. The meals are hearty, the decor is artistic and fun, and to top it off, they have an accordion player on staff that will amp up the festive atmosphere. Looking for a place to eat in Prague? I’ve…
