Café Louvre
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Ready-made walk · Prague

Cafés and Beer Halls of Old Prague

6 stops · ~55 min · 2.8 km

Food & Drink

Prague’s cafés and pubs have hosted writers, dissidents and presidents. This walk links a Cubist café, an open-air market, legendary beer halls and grand literary coffeehouses where the city’s intellectual life once played out.

The stops, in walking order

  1. Café Louvre
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    Stop 1: Café Louvre

    ~3 min here

    Café Louvre is a café set within the former Louvre commercial and office building on Národní třída in New Town.

  2. Café Slavia
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    Stop 2: Café Slavia

    ~3 min here

    Café Slavia is the historic café occupying the ground floor of Lažanský Palace, beside the Vltava and opposite the National Theatre.

  3. U Zlatého tygra
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    Stop 3: U Zlatého tygra

    ~3 min here

    U Zlatého tygra is a protected historic house with a pub on Husova Street in Prague’s Old Town.

  4. Grand Café Orient
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    Stop 4: Grand Café Orient

    ~3 min here

    Grand Café Orient is the café inside the House of the Black Madonna, designed by Josef Gočár and completed in 1912.

  5. Havelské Market
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    Stop 5: Havelské Market

    ~3 min here

    At Havelské Market, you are looking at a working marketplace whose stalls still trade every day.

  6. U Pinkasů
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    Stop 6: U Pinkasů

    ~3 min here

    U Pinkasů is a historic restaurant beside the Church of Our Lady of the Snows on Jungmann Square.

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