Founded more than 1,000 years ago by Přemysl princes, the impressive if somewhat sombre Prague Castle complex - including the Old Royal Palace, three...

The most astounding new wave in Prague's booming sex business, Big Sister nakedly cashes in on the Big Brother phenomenon, but puts its live internet...

Gourmet seafood and the best tableside views of Charles Bridge have been winning this place rave reviews from heavy-hitter foreign critics for over a...

Established in 1338, the Old Town Hall was cobbled together over the centuries out of several adjoining houses. However, only around half of the original is...

Five centuries of cred as a beerhall have made the Little Bears a mecca for Budvar drinkers. The menu goes well beyond pub grub, with pork in plum sauce and...

Formerly known as Red Light, this Amsterdam-style complex is the city's bargain-basement fleshpot, with a bar that attracts Marines and rooms upstairs where...

The winner of the Czech Republic's first Michelin star, the Four Seasons' flagship was brought up to world-class speed by chef Vito Mollica, who has since...

Still the city's most soulful venue, this 1927 art deco theatre and coffeehouse is alive and more than kicking in the heart of Žižkov. The Akropolis lives...

You might not guess it from the threadbare and scuffed interiors of this hot club beneath Wenceslas Square, but this is a great spot. Jazz acts join local...

After years in the making, this shiny new centre for contemporary art opened in autumn 2008 under the auspices of programme director Jaroslav Anděl, who...

The main Apple centre in town offers a complete line-up of all things Mac, including sleek iPods, peripherals, software, MacBooks and the rest. The shop is...

Rough, ready and looking all set to stare down the next century unchanged, this pub prides itself on traditional, rib-sticking Czech pork and dumplings,...

U Radnice is one of the last places around Old Town Square that offers traditional food served at prices meant for the locals. The tasty Czech specialities...

The Old Jewish Cemetery, where all of Prague's Jewish residents were buried until the late 1600s, is one of the eeriest remnants of the city's once-thriving...