Tourism, Hotels & RestaurantsLocal tourist spot suggestions Česká Republika | On the banks of the Vltava that made it famous, a soulless museum supposedly in honour of Smetana. | |  | |
| Its name comes from the bakers, but it's the architects who made this street what it is. | | | | | | Maurice Allais would not believe it - the countryside is really in the city! | | | |
| Foreign merchants of old have been replaced by tourists in Tyn, Prague's hotel district. | | | | |
Local restaurant suggestions Česká Republika | Modern restaurant which lives up to its name - Fish Market - with fresh seafood on crushed ice before open-plan kitchen; fish tanks and adjacent wine shop. Creative, contemporary cooking. | | | |
| Charming period house near Charles Bridge. Elegant ground floor restaurant or larger upstairs room with window into kitchen. French-influenced classics and Czech specialities. | | | | | | Atmospheric Czech Pilsner Urquell bar/restaurant: old pictures, tools and advertisements line green walls under vaulted ceilings. Huge traditional dishes and excellent beers. | | | |
| Charming restaurant in the old Jewish district; with stylish, contemporary décor in the sunny colours of the Mediterranean. Well-prepared, flavoursome modern cooking. | | | | |
| | VM_PHOTO_VM Dominated by «the beautiful and fabulous postcard of Hradschin» (Egon Kish), crossed by the Vltava which runs through, among others, the spectacular Charles Bridge linking Mala Strana to Stare Mesto, Prague has little streets bordered by multicoloured houses, palace squares and noblemen's homes covered in sgraffito, gothic and baroque churches, and warm brasseries where the pivo runs freely.
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