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Prague’s sunsets are marvelous and breathtaking, and that is a fact! Why not appreciate it in the rooftop bar with a pint of beer and a couple of friends after work? We found three amazing rooftops where you can experience delicious cocktails with a magical view of Prague during the evening. Tune in!  Glass Bar The Glass Bar is a relaxing rooftop bar in style, situated above the famous and spectacular Dancing House by the Vltava River, with a great view of Prague Castle, the Prague National Theater, and the River.  The Glas Bar is part of an indoor lounge with panoramic windows and an open-air dining area. Yet, it still feels unique due to the house and the surroundingRead more.

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By the author of Prague Superguide, Míra Valeš For an article on more traditional Prague pubs, read Part 1 of this series here. As I promised to expand on the Prague beer scene, here is some more about new exciting places, unusual beers, new pubs and microbreweries in and around the magic city of Prague. Vinohradský pivovar Super popular smaller brewery which has been particularly successful in the last few years. Although it only dated few years back, I can only recommend their produce, particularly the dark, strong 13° beer called Jantar (Amber), my favourite in colder months of the year. The brewery resides in old house which was historically dedicated to brewing beer. It took few ex-managers who got together and decided toRead more.

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By the author of Prague Superguide, Míra Valeš Drinking beer is a paramount to the Czech culture. Pubs are literary everywhere and the price of beer in there equals the price of small glass of water. I know and agree, it is little decadent and it is probably why Czechs rank among the biggest consumers of beer in the world. But you should enjoy the feast while you are in Prague! Good pub should be equally cosy and noisy and serve cold lager and some small dishes to go with it. If they don’t have nakládaný hermelín (pickled cheese) and guláš (goulash) and if there isn’t at least one table of old locals playing cards, they probably just fake being the realRead more.