Kampa Museum
U Sovovych mlynu 2
Tel. 420.257.286.147
www.museumkampa.cz 
Kampa Museum displays contemporary and modern art by prominent central artists from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and the former Yugoslavia.

National Museum
Vaclavske namesti 65
Tel. 212.352.376
www.nm.cz/english
National Museum is the largest and oldest of all the museums in the country. Built as a scientific institution for organizing natural scientific and historic collections, National Museum provides a great look at the primeval history of Eastern Europe, as well as natural science finds.

Kralovska Zahrada
U Prasneho mostu ulice and Marianske hradby ulice near Chotkovy Park
Tel. 224.373.368
www.prague-info.cz
Having endured destruction in the form of wars and neglect, this garden has somehow remained one of Prague’s gems. With lovely views of St. Vitus’ Cathedral and the Royal Summer Palace in its eastern end,strolling around Kralovska Zahrada is a wonderful way to relax. On a visit here, make sure to check out the Micovna, or Ball Game Hall, with peculiar and intriguing graffiti on its walls.

Rudolfinum
Alsovo nabrezi 12
www.rudolfinum.cz
Completed in 1885 this museum consistently has the best of curators for its exhibits.

Bazilika svateho Jiri
Namesti U sv. Jiro
Tel. 224.373.368
Dedicated to St. George (who slayed the dragon), Bazilika savteho Jiri is a church built in the 10th century. With its red exterior and warm yellow interior, it is the best-preserved Romanesque artifact in the Czech Republic.

Gordon Ramsay's Maze
V Celnici 7
Tel. 420.221.822.300
www.gordonramsay.com/mazeprague
Fab Brit chef, Gordon Ramsay, has done something special for Prague.  His restaurant, Maze, may have a menu that is Czech inspired but Gordon's special touch is evident at this high profile restaurant that everyone will be going to.  Reservations?  A Must!

U Modre Ruze
Old Town
Rytirska 16
Tel. 224.225.873
www.umodreruze.cz
Located in a 15th century cellar, this restaurant serves authentic Czech food. A piano player heightens the romantic ambiance.

Kampa Park
Little Quarter
Na Kampe 8B
Tel. 296.826.102
www.kampagroup.com
This beautifully located restaurant, situated right next to the Charles Bridge, serves fine contemporary food and is a popular favorite.

Vino di Vino
Vezenska 3
Tel. 420.222.312.999
www.vinodivino.cz
Great place for lunch! This small wine bar in the old town serves italian food of the Piedmont region.

David
Little Quarter
Trziste 21
Tel.257.533.109
www.restaurant-david.cz
For a trip to another era, step inside the country-style dining room of this relaxing haven tucked into a hillside in a quiet corner of the "Little Quarter." The carefully prepared menu features Czech International cuisine also has warm service. Be sure to try the hearty and traditional game dishes.

Bellevue
Smetanovo nabrezi 18
Tel. 222.221.443
www.pfd.cz
With delicious and perfectly prepared menu choices, such as filet of fallow deer or pasta with lobster and spinach puree, plus a gorgeous view of the Prague Castle, Bellevue is a must.

La Gustation
Hastalska 18
Tel. 420.222.311.234
www.ladegustation.cz
As the name implies this restarurant is not ala carge but 3 tasting menus of 7 courses each.  That does not include the little extras that the chef throws in (amuse-bouch). Plan on dining for 3 hours and spending around USD125.00 per person.  It is all wonderful and in a very sleek ambiance.

Cerny Kohout (Black Rooster)
Vojtesska 9
Tel. 420.251.681.191
www.cernykohout.cz
Owner Vojtech works the kitchen while his wife waits tables giving this small restaurant a mom and pop kind if feeling.  While the style of cooking is Provence there also seems to be an Asian influence going on here.  The Duck, being an example seems more Peking then French.  Having said that it, everyone loves it.

Celeste
Rasiinovo Nabrezi 80
Tel. 420.221.984.160
www.celesterestaurant.cz
Chef Gwendal Le Ruyat serves inventive and intensely flavored French gourmet meals at this restaurant which is located on top of Pragues most prominant modern building designed by Frank Gehry and Vlaso Milunic.

Bohemia Bagel
Dukelskych hrdinu 48
Tel.420.220.806.541
www.bohemiabagel.cz
Great bruch place for expats or anyone craving American fare.  The menu inludes bagel sandwiches, burgers and even pigs in a blanket.

La Finestra in Cucina
Platnerska13
Tel. 420.222.325.325
www.lafinestra.cz
The restaurants focus is on meat specialties include Argentine steaks and other high profile imported cuts.  However, it is the pork that is absolutely the best.  It is roasted slowly at a low temperature and served with a thick Montelpulciano wine reduction and, of course, mashed potatos.

Boutique Tatiana
Dusni 1
Tel. 224.813.723
www.tatiana.cz
Bohemian aesthetics meets Milan styling. Tatiana is the place for elegant, sexy, haute fashion. Revealing backless safari shirts and camisole tops are the specialty that the designers, Tatiana and Lucie, produce in small batches.

Dr. Stuart's Botanicus
Michalska 4
Tel. 224.212.977
www.botanicus.cz 
Dr. Stuart’s Botanicus offers everything from herb lotion to soaps to stationary kits. All products are made entirely with Czech ingredients.

Timoure Et Group
V Kolkovne 6
Tel. 222.327.358
www.timoure.cz
Refreshingly minimalist fashion for grown-up women can be found at Timoure Et Group. Their intelligently-designed, collared white shirts are immensely popular and functional.

Celetna Crystal
Celetna 15
Tel. 222.324.022
www.czechcrystal.com
Czech crystal is world-famous, and Celetna Crystal has three stories of renowned jewelry, china, crafts and crystal-- all of which would make a perfect gift or souvenir from Prague.

De.Fakto
Vejvodva 3
Tel. 224.233.815
www.defakto.cz
De.Fakto sells art deco tables and chairs with a distinctly German influence. The bold furniture is typical of what is found in upscale Prague homes.

Futurista
Soukenicka 8
Tel. 420.222.311.453
www.futurista.cz
Unusual souvenirs from local designers.

Artel Design Shop
Celetna 29
Tel. 420.224.815.085
www.aetelglass.com
Bohemian glass updated with modern colors and shapes.

Prague Information Service
www.pis.cz/en
Prague Information Service lists helpful numbers that might be useful during your stay.

Prague Sightseeing
www.prague.cz
This website offers a nice neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of what to expect when visiting Prague.

Beer Travels in the Czech Republic
CzechTourism USA
1109 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10028
Write to the above address for this free booklet on beer gardens in Prague.

Sabai Studio
Slovansky dum, Na PrÌkope 22, Stare Mesto
Tel. 224.451.180
www.sabai.cz
Sabai Studio provides Thai and aroma massages in Prague, a perfect way to unwind.

Wall Street Journal’s Beer Itinerary
http://mouthfulsfood.com/forums//index.php?showtopic=9910
The above link will direct you to a blog featuring a suggested weeklong itinerary through the Czech beer making country. The article, by Stan Stesser, appeared in an edition of the Wall Street Journal.

City Walks
Tel. 222.244.531
www.praguewalkingtours.com 
With nine thematic walking tours, City Walks’ English-speaking guides proffers great ways to explore Prague and learn the history of this city.

Cafe Cafe
Rytirska 10
Tel. 224.210.597
www.cafe-cafe.cz
If you want to see what the hip, young and beautiful are wearing in Prague, don’t stray from Wenceslas Square or Old Town. On the street between the two, Cafe Cafe plays music against mirrored walls and video screens.

Agharta Jazz Centrum
Zelezna 16
Tel. 221.211.275
www.agharta.cz
This small Bohemian jazz room gets jam-packed with fans to match its stacked schedule. Catch jazz, blues and funk every night of the week in the summer, and make sure to come early to get a seat or to pick up a souvenir CD. The people who run Agharta Jazz Centrum also organize the Prague Jazz Festival.

Lavka
Novotneho lavka 1
Tel. 221.082.299
www.lavka.cz
Lavka's name means "jetty" and that's the view that clubbers have at this waterfront spot, located at the foot of the Charles Bridge. The club has the only outdoor dancefloor in Prague that is open all day, everyday. Imagine watching go-go dancers while looking at fantastic views of the castle and the bridge.

Archa Theater
Na Porici 26
Tel. 221.716.333
also 221.716.104
www.archatheatre.cz
With eclectic programming – including everything from flamenco guitarists to experimental theatre about refugee camps – Archa Theater is a highly recommended destination for those who truly want to experience Prague at its culturally avant-garde apex.

Duplex Club & Cafe
Vaclavske nam. 21
Tel. 224.232.319
www.duplexduplex.cz
Enjoy your drink with a view from atop the roof terrace at Duplex Club & Cafe’s. The top area DJs play here at a member of "World’s Finest Clubs." Duplex is centrally located at Wenceslas Square. Contact Jan Cerovsky at 607 571 172 or Antonin Batka at 777 334 767 for the latest on what's going on here.

Blind Eye
Vlkova 26
www.blindeye.cz
One last nightcap!  Blindeye stays open to 5am and attracts an international mixed crowd.  The owner says any discrimination is strongly frowned upon. 

Cloud 9
Pobrezni 1
Tel. 420.224.842.999
www.cloud9.cz
This sky high lounge is actually on top of the Hilton Prague. The bar is long and spacious with incredible views of the Vltava River and the city rooftops.

Prague's Gay Scene
The Gay scene in Eastern Europe centers on the city of Prague. This is a country where gay soldiers can serve opnely in the military and where the government legalized partnerships for same sex couples in 2006. The affluent Vinohrady district has a bar for everyone. 

Valentino
Vinohradska 40
Tel. 420.222.513.491
www.club-valentino.cz
Multi level disco.

Prague Saints
Polska 32
Tel. 420.222.250.326
www.praguesaints.cz
Bar that is popular with expats and tourists.

Piano Bar
Milesovska 10
Tel. 420.222.727.496
www.pianobar.sweb.cz
Traditional Czech pub that attracts an older afluent gay crowd and sometimes a younger gay crowd looking for older afluent gay.

FenoMan
Blanicka 29
Tel. 420.603.740.263
www.fenomanclub.cz
Small basement club that caters to a young mostly Czech crowd. Czech pop music and Euro techno.

Bumbum
Ondrickova 15
Tel. 420.724.585.676
www.club-bumbum.cz
A club that caters to the young and hot crowd and also has several back rooms where sexual activity takes place openly.