Hromadné slevy Praha. 20 great things to do in Prague - Time Out Prague. By Time Out writers.
Compiled by Anna Leach and Will Tizard. 1. Down a pint of the brown, frothy stuff The Czechs regard their locally produced beers as a national treasure. 'If Czech beer is the best in the world,' ask many visitors to Prague, ‘what’s the best beer in the Czech Republic? Inevitably, Prague is home to a number of bars that specialise in beer, offering a huge variety or a carefully chosen selection of top-notch brews. See all bars & pubs in Prague 2. The Astronomical Clock has been ticking and pulling in the crowds since 1490, although its party trick is laughably unspectacular. However look a little longer and try and figure out the complicated zodiac figures on the clock's face, reputedly there are some occult mysteries encoded in them.
See all historic sites & buildings in Prague 3. DOX, a new art centre opened in 2008, placed modern-day art in Prague firmly on the bleeding edge with its hit first exhibition, 'Welcome to Capitalism! '. See all art galleries in Prague 4. 5. Places de parking & zones de parking à Prague. Si vous venez à Prague en voiture ou en bus, vous rechercherez sûrement des places de parking.
Nous vous recommandons fortement de garer votre véhicule dans les parkings sécurisés cités sur la liste ci-dessous, tout spécialement pour ceux qui souhaitent le laisser dans le centre-ville. Ne permettez pas à votre voiture d'être volée, choisissez un parking de la liste ci-dessous! Parking dans la garage Balbinova Les clients qui séjurnent dans les appartements Mary’s, peuvent réserver un garage avec le logement dans le quartier calme de Vinohrady, à 5 minutes à pied de la station de métro "Muzeum" sur la place Wenceslas. C'est un parking très sûr dans le centre pour seulement 450,-CZK/jour. 17 EUR / jour Parking in Spanelska 17 EUR / jour Possibilités de parking à Prague Zones de parking dans le centre de Prague Prague 1, Prague 2, Prague 3, Prague 7 sont divisés en 3 zones de stationnement: orange, verte et bleue. Zone Orange Stationnement permis au maximum 2 heures.
Top alternative things to do in Prague. Ah, Prague — fairytale city of 100 spires; famous for its castle, astronomical clock, Jewish cemetery and beer.
But it's nearly 20 years since the Velvet Revolution opened this formerly communist country to Western tourists, and frankly, the Czech capital has been relying on this quaint image for far too long. Even the city knows it. A recent TV commercial for Prague, showing supermodels Petra Nemcova and Tatiana Kucharova whizzing by these very attractions, was lambasted by local critics as clichéd. So with plenty of rival "new Pragues" competing for tourist dollars these days, where can you find a slightly less stereotypical view of the old one? Here's a small selection of places to begin.