• Holesovice - Begin the journey in what was once a working-class area, now transformed into one of Prague’s most fashionable locales. Its industrial allure makes it truly distinctive. The area is a lively blend of alternative cultural centers and a plethora of bistros, cafes, and restaurants. The options are limitless!
• Libeřské lahůdky - A visit to Libeřské lahůdky is like stepping into a Czech grandmother’s kitchen. This family-run establishment has been lovingly creating traditional Czech cakes, sandwiches, and other treats for over 30 years. Their flagship product is a must-try, and it’s causing quite a stir in the city.
• VNITROBLOCK - This former factory offers a remarkable fusion of industrial spaces with diverse cultural, artistic, and culinary experiences. Under one roof, discover a café, dance studio, cinema, event hall, gallery, multimedia space, food truck, and a distillery. Ready to indulge?
• Holešovice Market - The next destination is a former slaughterhouse area, but fear not. Once known for its industrial scents, it has evolved into a trendy cultural and gastronomic hub. It’s like Prague’s own Soho, with a touch of Chicago’s industrial charm. Plus, it’s a tourist-free zone where you can enjoy fresh produce from local farmers at the city’s largest and most authentic farmers market.
• Štvanická lávka - A long-held dream for Prague residents has come true: a pedestrian bridge linking two trendy districts. The sleek modern architecture beautifully complements Prague’s historic skyline. Be among the first to cross this bridge and perhaps even take a refreshing dip in the river at Štvanice Island?
• Karlín Square - After a major flood, this former ghetto transformed into the delightful Karlin district, now a haven for hipsters. And the local cuisine? Simply irresistible.
• Chram Svateho Cyrila a Metodeje - The Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius is one of the largest religious edifices of the 19th century in the Czech Republic. Built in the mid-19th century, it stands as a significant architectural landmark of the Neo-Romanesque style.
• Kasarna Karlin - Once a place where hundreds of soldiers marched, today it’s a hub for relaxation and enjoyment. These barracks have become a beloved spot for visitors of all ages. The main attractions are in the central courtyard, featuring a giant sandbox, outdoor cinema, mini observation tower, bar, sauna, and beach volleyball court. Where the original military pool once stood, there’s now a chic café. The garages have been converted into a music club and an impressive gallery.

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• Dinner
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic beverages
• Other

Craving authentic experiences? Accompany a local friend on a leisurely walk through one of Prague’s trendiest neighborhoods, away from the usual tourist paths. Enjoy a culinary journey as we explore hidden bakeries, family-owned eateries, and popular street food spots. This private tour focuses on savoring local flavors, sharing engaging stories, and appreciating the city one bite at a time.

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