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Editor's Choice

This curated selection features diverse Prague landmarks, from the 19th-century Moorish Revival Spanish Synagogue and the historic Jewish Museum to the Baroque Lobkowicz Palace within the Prague Castle complex. Culinary highlights include Lokál, known for traditional Czech cuisine and pilsner, and Sapa, a vast Vietnamese market and cultural enclave. The list is rounded out by Bio Oko, an independent functionalist cinema located in the Holešovice district.

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Spanish Synagogue

This 19th-century synagogue built in a Moorish Revival style boasts its decorated interior.

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Jewish Museum

Jewish Museum, established in 1906, is a foundation gathering and administrating all the Jewish sights such as synagogues, the Old Jewish…

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Lobkowicz Palace

The Lobkowicz Palace is a part of the Prague Castle complex in Prague, Czech Republic.

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Lokal

Lokal is one of the best restaurants in Prague with traditional food and Czech beer of the highest quality.

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Prague's Little Hanoi - Sapa

Sapa, officially TTTM Sapa, sometimes called Prague's Little Hanoi, or simply Prague's Hanoi, is the largest Vietnamese enclave in the…

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Bio Oko

A functionalist art-house cinema in Holešovice dating back to 1940. It features an eclectic interior with deck chairs, bean bags, and a vintage Trabant car for seating, screening independent films and documentaries.