Weekend in Prague: this is the place to be
And if you like beer, Prague is the place for you. You almost trip over the Biergartens, where you can drink until you drop indoors and outdoors. In this city the beer is brewed (or okay, actually in Plzeň, but that is close by) and drunk.
To stay with that beer for a moment; So in Prague they have beer spas. Trust us, that's where you want to go when you're in the Czech capital. Relaxing with a drink in your hand is what they combine here with one wellness treatment with the main theme: beer. First immerse yourself in a beer bath for half an hour with a beer tap to tap your own beers and homemade beer bread, go into the beer-scented sauna and then fall asleep on the straw bed, tipsy. The latter would help to promote the absorption of all vitamins from the bath and sauna. Good for the skin, relaxing and drinking beer at the same time is a win-win situation, we think. beerspa.com
Besides drinking a lot of beer, you can also eat really well in Prague. At Restaurant Field, for example, just outside the center. One of the few restaurants in Prague with one Michelin star and therefore slightly more expensive (certainly by Prague standards). But when you want a special night out, Field is the place to be. Here everything comes from the land and you can choose for à la carte, or a 10-course menu from the chef including wine arrangement A (best of the best) or B (just a bit below). Very tasty, every dish is almost too beautiful to eat, very nice people and knowledge of the subject. Recommended: fieldrestaurant.cz.
You will find this just outside the hustle and bustle of the center beautiful renovated building (it was once a palace, that says it all). OJust a stone's throw from the Charles Bridge, they have now built fourteen luxury apartments here, each named after a flower or herb. They are spacious, including a kitchenette, bathroom with washing machine and an interior to take home. There is a 24-hour reception and a breakfast-in-bed service (in bed all day, check!). The palace itself is also worth a visit; the entrance, corridors and large classic stairs. There is a café in the courtyard where you can have a cup of coffee or a drink. And all from €65 per night. We have you now, right?
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Even more places to sleep in Prague? Then check it out here the list of the top 6 Airbnb's.
'Na Kopci' means 'on the hill' and this restaurant is located high on a mountain (yes, that has been thought about). A fifteen minute taxi ride from the center, a beautiful route uphill. From the mountain you have a view of me being there, especially when it gets dark and you can see the lights of the city. Don't be put off by the interior (they don't have mood lighting here and the walls are full of photos of people we don't quite know who they are) because the food is really, really good. They previously received a “bib gourmand” in the Michelin guide. The family restaurant serves specialties from French and Czech cuisine and locals know where to find this spot. And that is always a good sign. nakopci.com