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Café Slavia

The construction of Lažanský Palace was completed on the corner of today’s Národní Avenue and Smetana Embankment 160 years ago. The ground floor is home to Prague’s iconic Café Slavia, whose guests have included the cream of world culture, such as Kafka and Rilke.
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Introducing new editions of original gifts

Keep more than memories from your visit to Prague and choose some neat little mementos to bring back, too. Our souvenirs bear witness to the bohemian soul of Prague, the skill of local artisans and their feel for beauty. Each gift has its original take on our city. Delight yourself or your loved ones with a designer keyring pendant, a fridge magnet with an original illustration or a luxurious hand-bound pocketbook. By purchasing our gifts, you support the local economy, cultural heritage and sustainable tourism.
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Accessible Prague: overcoming obstacles to exceptional experiences

Prague is taking its place among the great cities that are mindful of people with disabilities. Prague City Tourism has launched a website to assist present and prospective visitors to Prague who have mobility issues. In ‘Accessible Prague’ visitors will find useful and practical information about getting around the city, accommodation, accessible sights, tourist services, convenient shopping centres as well as cultural institutions that have adapted their premises for the needs of visitors with physical or sensory difficulties.
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The Historical Tram Cars on Line 42

Our nostalgic tram line 42 passes the most beautiful sights in the Prague historical center! Take a ride in one of the many historic tram cars - from the oldest ones from the time of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy to more modern types from the 1960s.
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Prague – Downtown

Downtown Prague is where to find the true feel of this city, which is and always has been a crossroads of cultures and styles. In this heritage zone, the past and present shake hands over a café table on the airy outdoor terracing of old ‘pavlatsche’ buildings and the unique spirit of Prague is instilled in its secluded nooks with their picturesque wine bars and galleries teeming with works by local artists.
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Prague – Karlín

In the Old Testament it is written that God sent a flood on corrupt humanity so that after the flood everything could begin afresh. Karlín was neither notably sinful nor corrupt before the Prague flood of 2002, yet it suffered the most. But when the waters subsided, Karlín’s renewal and revival began in earnest. This emergent district from a once industrial suburb is one of the most interesting in Prague.
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