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the beer garden in letna has a nice view of the city

view points

Petrin Hill, Letna Garden (as said first person), Hradcany Castle and TV Tower (Zelivskeho metro station)

Be careful

Be very careful with your belongings - several friends of mine were robbed of their wallets and bags in Prague both on the street and in the subway.

cafe imperial!!!!

http://www.igougo.com/dining-reviews-b326720-Prague-Cafe_Imperial.html

the most amazing space i have seen lately, renovated back to it's original. its really gorgeus. the food is really delicious too, with czech specialties and some fusion items.

lovely time!!!

ok... new prague sushi opinion

made in japan has amazing and delicious sushi and japanese goodies! its REALLY REALLY good. not cheap tho.

avoid Chinese food

what you really should avoid while in Prague is Chinese food, it's really some of the worst food in the city

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Wonderful Cake

The Grand Cafe Praha has a superb collection of cakes, the slice of "Royal Cake" was gigantic and totally defeated me (and that's saying something.) Staff are really nice too, we kept going back for a cake breakfast.

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Wander through the back- or side-streets : in Nove Mesto, between Resslova and Narodni (west of Karlovo namesti); in Stare Mesto, between Narodni and Karlova; in Josefov, between Parizska and Revolucni.

5am is the best, should I ever be reincarnated as a pickpocket i shall live here.

The showroom of 22PRESENTS presents new media projects, prototypes, concepts, experimental design and design made of glass black-iron. http://www.22presents.com

One of the best Prague's jazz stages. Quite small actually, but very cozy. The design of the place is gorgeous (for Prague).

if you have time, go to the zoo, it's one of the best in the world!

Unrivalled views over Prague are only the half of it - beautiful gardens, an observation tower - aka mini Eiffel Tower, museums, observatory and hall of mirrors. Also nice place for a picnic on a warm day

Often described as a hidden gem, is putting it mildly. Don't be fooled by the signs in central Prague to it's proximity as it is a fair bit out of the centre (especially if walking), but you can tram/underground then bus it quite easily. You will need a FULL day here it's so huge - set into a hillside, it is unlike any zoo i've seen - ie no 'cages'. Animals have a large area that is often close to their natural habitat (ie the mountain goats have a rocky hillside) to roam and are only have a fence/mesh/glass separating them from the visitors, other areas you can go through a kissing gate to be 'inside' the pen (eg with birds & limas), we stayed there for about 6 hours and didn't see half of what was on offer - definitely worth a full days visit.

Moving sculpture outside the Kafta museum, you could spend all day watching hoards of tourists giggle, ooh, ahh and pose for all sorts of rude things in front of it, or you could visit the Kafka museum.

Fascinating enough for children, but small exhibition got through it in about 30 seconds

To be honest, a bit of a let down, unless you like really old paintings by 'masters' you may never had heard of. Luckily the gallery is free entry after 4pm on a Monday. Certainly wouldn't pay to go in

Great museum that aims to allow you to experience Kafka's feelings/thoughts about his fears etc, along with history of his life.