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Pod Loubim is one of the new breed of stylish Czech pubs that are beginning to spread slowly across the city. It is located outside the city center but a visit is well worth the ten-minute metro ride. The pub is always busy, th... more

The Gothic styled Church of Our Lady of the Snow is the tallest of all in Prague at 39m from the floor to vault. The altar dates back to 1625. The Church holds a number of concerts and theater events. more

The classic Theater Pod Palmonkou features a grand crystal chandelier and careful tile work. This is a popular site to see concerts and theater. more

Theater Metro, a combined theater and business hub, is also a beautiful, historic site quickly returning to its former glory. Its one of the few that showcase a form of art called "Black Theater" that is a poetic form and does... more

This university is the oldest in all of Central Europe; it opened its doors more than seven centuries ago, in 1348, on the decree of Pope Clement VI. The four departments of learning back then were liberal arts, medicine, law,... more

The gallery space in Nejvyssi Purkrabstvi (Supreme Burgrave's House) is used for a half-dozen large photography shows every year. It's a great place to get reacquainted with world-renowned photographers or to discover young Cze... more

This gallery is situated in the third courtyard of the magnificent Prague Castle. The artists elegantly represented here include the likes of Rubens, Tintoretto and Veronese. Most of the paintings date back to the time of Emper... more

Elegantly done out in white and gilt and dating back to the eighteenth century, this spacious hall is used for occasional concerts throughout the year as well as during the May-June Prague Spring Festival. Check website or call... more

Horses no longer canter here—instead, the National Gallery and Prague Castle house large temporary exhibitions. The building lies just across a bridge from the main castle complex. Crucially, it also boasts one of the few publi... more

Founded in the 13th century, the Church of Saint Jilji (or Giles in English) became a base for Dominican monks who heavily renovated the structure in the late 14th century. The ceiling artwork was painted in the mid-1700s by V.... more