Lived in Prague for 7 years and some corrections: - The picture of the video is misleading; you won't find a beer for 0.2 dollars in Prague (are you joking?). Most are at least 50 kc and even 100 or more in the centre. - Definitely not the cheapest city in Europe, and it's only getting worse. - It's not the narrowest street in Europe. - Kofola is more commonly known as the local cola, Royal Crown is American. Coca Cola and Pespi can be found everywhere (wtf?). - 15 dollars for a piece of ham and mash is quite expensive in CZ. - Trdelnik is not traditional and Czechs don't eat or recommend it. It's a tourist trap. Try Větrník instead. - The Sex museum is literally at the bottom of the list of things I would do here, go to Vysehrad or Naplavka for free. - You can actually rent cheaper boats on the other side of the island, the ones that no one can see from the road.. - It's a nutria, not a beaver. - Czechs don't like it if you say CZ is eastern europe, prefer "central europe". - 14:15 that bar is serving Pilsner which can be found everywhere, it's not exclusive. - Mustek is rammed with tourists and expensive hotels, I wouldn't recommend living there. - I have never seen a toilet like that in Prague. Nice. - 5 dollars is like the least you will pay for a decent meal in CZ. Not sure what you mean by it being cheaper somewhere else.
@@CT-zq6ne If you plan to visit, there is no bad or good month to visit Prague. It's alive throughout the year and beautiful always. I'd recommend winter (December 10 - January 10) or summer.
5:30 The Trdelník is just about as traditinal to Czechia as the Taco is to the US. Apart from that you might consider changing the title to something like Central-Europes Cheapest city as there are many more cheaper cities in the countries to the East of Czechia. For sure: everything is relative, and compared to London, Paris and even Berlin. Prague is super affordable.
I live in Poland so it's quite close to Czech Repulic and it's like 4-5 hours drive to to Prague, so I've been there at least 5 times and it amazes me EVERY TIME. I just love Prague.
And potatoes are American, yet we consider them a national food, and they arrived in the Czech lands in the 17th century, just as Trdelník arrived in to Valaško and Podřipsko, where it remained until the 19th century, when a writer wrote it into a Czech cookbook. Which means that in some local families, trdelník may be more traditional than carp for Christmas dinner, which only became widespread in the 19th century, but we still consider carp to be a traditional Czech Christmas dinner, even though today in many families the tradition has changed to wine sausages and schnitzels. But yes, for Prague it is a novelty massively spread about 10 years ago, but on the other hand, given the fact that there is no more important Czech place than the mountain Říp, where the forefather Bohemia anchored and the local people considered it theirs since the 17th century, so there is actually nothing more Czech than Trdelník, which the Prague people only rediscovered. ;D
@@Miss_Kisa94 As far as I know, it's on the American continent, unless it's moved, so the potatoes come from America, so they're American. I didn't say which specific state because I honestly have no idea, so thanks for clarifying. They came to us in the 17th century from Brandenburg, since when they were considered to be food mainly for pigs or lords, and only spread in the 18th century when they saved population from famine, so they are named after that German state. (If any one is interested, in Czech, Brandenburg is shortened to "Branibory" so potatoes are called "brambory", (of course there are other terms, but that's beside the point).)
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Prague is definitely not the cheapest city in Europe by a mile. It's actually in the upper middle range. As someone who lives in Germany but close to the Czech border I can tell you that Czech Republic is more expensive than Germany (West). Even the Czechs that live close to the border go for grocery shopping to Germany as it's too expensive in the Czech Republic.
That's not true unless you use some scam exchange offices that give you 15 CZK for 1 EUR or you stay in the main tourist areas where prices are inflated.
Hi, i am from Prague and i must say, that Trdelník is acually not traditionally czech. It came from Romania. If you want to try something really traditional, its gonna be the KOLÁČ. The shop is called Kolacherie, if you want to try it the next time you travel there, and its not far from the charles bridge. btw. i love the vid :D
Hi, nice video! I was born in Prague right in the center of the city. I like your video. Just one thing - trdelnik is definitely not typical Czech thing to eat. It’s Romanian originally. But Lázeňské oplatky are. They used to sell them in Celetna street, warm, crispy, delicious.
Thank you for this. I am researching Prague as I hope to travel there next year. And from there to Belaun, Brzice. I don’t know anything about either area.
Ngl whenever I have any foreigner here, I go and shove the best makový koláč I can find into their face. I tell em that that's the truly traditional pastry here. They do love it every time, so It has not failed me yet.
Trdelník come to Czech from nowdays Slovakia a Slovakians get this recipe probably from Romanian farmers emigrants in medieval times. But I don't think so that Romanians bake trdelník nowdays.
It's because back when the iron curtain still existed, their was a neat divide between East and West. Westerners still use the (outdated now) political divide, whereas people who live in the region tend to use the geographic definitions
@@techfixuk It's like standing in Miami and talking about visiting the confederacy. They should have spent more time with fact checks as the video is full of lies and they often recommend tourist traps.
15:16 The masks bartenders wore are a reference to the character Rorschach in comic books and the movie Watchmen who wore such masks as he picked his name after the Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach who came up with the inkblot test. Check out Watchmen, a great movie. Greetings from Prague.
As a Czech person I have some comments: First of all, we HATE being called Eastern Europe. It relates to our past with communist regime, we don't want to be linked to the East/Russia. Also, look at the map- Czech Republic is literally in the heart of Europe! So please call us a Central European country. And next time, you should try typical czech meals such as "svíčková" or "knedlo vepřo zelo". They're both universally loved. I've been to Prague many times but I still got inspired by your video on things I'll do next time I visit!
@@Altair17670 It's outdated cold war term no longer valid that consists only from east/west but europe consists of far more regions. It would be the same as standing in Miami and talking about visiting the Confederacy. It takes a while for the west to realize the Iron Curtain is over. It took them a while to stop calling us Czechoslovakia so maybe when they travel from Prague to the east to Vienna they realize their perception of east/west europe is wrong. Geographically East Europe is just UA, BY, RUS.
Trdelnik is a tourist trap. It's on every corner in the city center and it's not even traditional Czech. Only tourists eat it. you should have tried traditional czech sweets and desserts instead. Also when in Kantyna- it's a little unusual to see someone eating schnitzel and another type of meat at the same time. We don't do that. On the other hand-good for you going to Kantyna. It's really great quality. 22:39 It's not a beaver, but nutria- which are actually considered to be scarce and they are really a big problem in Prague
What an amazing video! I am planning to go prague very soon but deep down wanted to know what the city has to offer omg your video did answer all my questions. I'm a beer head and yes I deserve in prague. Amazing edits and an absolute quality video. Cheers man! Keep up the good work.
This video is really nice but it's misleading on a lot of points! Have a look at the honest guide on youtube, it will complement your research about Prague! Enjoy your trip, it's definitely one of my favorite city to visit
Hahahaa, ok looking forward to it. btw Rakousko is one of the nicest places I've been to (most of the time I was skiing though). Love from Czechia. 🍻 PS: I know it's Austria but I had to...
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It might’ve just been a name repeat since the bottle looks different from what I’ve seen, but RC Cola, AKA Royal Crown Cola that you had is actually really popular here in North Carolina! It’s from the USA, and though it’s not as big or widespread, it IS a favorite in a lot of areas here in the Southeast! Goes great with a Moonpie!
About the statue of two peeing men: it creates more depth to the meaning, when you realize that the outline of the pool they're standing in and peeing into is the borderline of the Czech Republic.
I like your vids man but if i may to correct you. We have sodas like Pepsi, Coca-cola etc. but our famous soda Cola-ish is Kofola.. you should try one, im not a fan of it but you may like it. I love your videos btw
I’m heading to Prague in February next year and came across this just at the right time. I’ve been researching on things to go and places to eat and this has given me some brilliant ideas. Thank you, new subscriber 😅
Try UA-cam channel Honest Guide, they show local places which are not as exposed. I think you could find really useful stuff there. Not just where to go, but also things like how to use public transportation ect. Hope you will enjoy it here. 😁
Hi, I'm from Czech republic and few things this channel got a few things wrong. Definitely first thing I'd recommend would be looking at the Honest Guide channel on yt, they have some really useful stuff there. If you want to try some iconic Czech foods, I'd say try Guláš (basically meat stew with a lot of paprica), knedlo vepřo zelo (literally knödel, pork and cabbage) that one is really good, or Svíčková, also if you want to have real Czech experience, get soup for every meal (the best is definitely egg noodle soup). And also as we have a big Vietnamese minority you can also try some Vietnamese food in here, if you'd ever get sick of pork with sauce and rice, potato or knedlík/knödel. Also Czech culture is really close to German since we basically share our whole history with either Germany or Austria, so that's one thing you could notice. There are many places in Prague (for that I'd recommend the mentioned Honest guide), but my favorite one is definitely the House at the black Madonna one of the renowned Caffés that were everywhere in Prague during the 1st republic. This one was recreated to show how it looked during the time Czechs regained their independence. It is also one of the most important architectural buildings of cubism which flourished in Czechoslovakia during this period. I hope I helped you and enjoy your visit!
@@krystofk.2279 wow such an incredible reply!! Thank you so much. I have since seen The Honest Guide and they’re fantastic videos! It’s given me so much to look forward to. I’m yet to research into locations of things - whether it’s walking distance or how the best way of travelling around the city would be but I’m definitely making a note of some of those foods you mentioned!
Loved the video. However, they do have cola and pepsi and they're very commonly consumed, some places just serve royal cola instead. Their local cola "alternative" is another beverage called Kofola.
Trdelník is definately not traditional Czech lands, is just a tourist fastfood brought from Romania, and it starded to be sold in Prague in early 2000´s
The pond the two statues pee in has the shape of the Czech Republic. It is an piece of art crafted by the famous Czech artist David Černý. It is a highly controversial piece of art and is located in front of the Kafka museum.
Prague locals: ,,Trdelník? Did you mean that overpriced scam shit?" Every west-tourist: ,,OMG, avocado Trdelník with banana sauce? So traditional, love it :33"
I live in Prague 3 years and I agree its so nice..but now a bit more expensive. Brent you should come in Abruzzo region in Italy. Cheap food and drink probably more than Prague ...take the next flight to Pescara from Vaclav Airport
Hi, thanks for making the video😊 you could even get a better deal than Kantýna in a real restaurant if you order from the daily menu (not the à la carte). Trdelník is actually Hungarian a more Czech dessert would be Koláče and they'd also be cheaper but I'm no Trdelník hater - kids love them😎
I can understand the hate prdelník gets, but it's been in the Czech Republic for a while. It's not great compared to other cakes, but the oldest imagery on Google Maps shows it near Karlštejn castle, and I saw it even the first time I was in Uherské Hradiště back in the late 90s.
5:34 not traditional, its a tourists trap that kinda got domesticated, originaly its from romania or hungary and the name is derived from the word Trdlo which means Dummy
I love Prague, and loved the video. Royal Crown cola used to be really popular in the U.S. and definitely isn't local to Prague, but those bottles are really cool! I had no idea they even sold it in Europe at all. Weird thing to be excited about I guess.
Hello, beneficial videos. I was looking for the Alchemist Hotel. I found one but it doesn't seem to be the same as the one you stayed in. Would you mind posting the link? Thanks and keep up the excellent work!
Even if they are called "free walking tours" the average a person give as a tip is 10 usd per person, giving less than that is like telling the tour guide that the tour wasn't that good, or at least that's what one of the tour guides told us :)
@@brettconti definitely not a good tip, sorry. would you wanna work for that money? they pay more than half back to the company for the promotion. 10 eur/usd sounds way better
Lived in Prague for 7 years and some corrections:
- The picture of the video is misleading; you won't find a beer for 0.2 dollars in Prague (are you joking?). Most are at least 50 kc and even 100 or more in the centre.
- Definitely not the cheapest city in Europe, and it's only getting worse.
- It's not the narrowest street in Europe.
- Kofola is more commonly known as the local cola, Royal Crown is American. Coca Cola and Pespi can be found everywhere (wtf?).
- 15 dollars for a piece of ham and mash is quite expensive in CZ.
- Trdelnik is not traditional and Czechs don't eat or recommend it. It's a tourist trap. Try Větrník instead.
- The Sex museum is literally at the bottom of the list of things I would do here, go to Vysehrad or Naplavka for free.
- You can actually rent cheaper boats on the other side of the island, the ones that no one can see from the road..
- It's a nutria, not a beaver.
- Czechs don't like it if you say CZ is eastern europe, prefer "central europe".
- 14:15 that bar is serving Pilsner which can be found everywhere, it's not exclusive.
- Mustek is rammed with tourists and expensive hotels, I wouldn't recommend living there.
- I have never seen a toilet like that in Prague. Nice.
- 5 dollars is like the least you will pay for a decent meal in CZ. Not sure what you mean by it being cheaper somewhere else.
I am Czech and your comments are absolutely correct!
thank you!
wow, this comment needs some shoutout 👏 The video reeks of ignorance.
Indeed!
@@michaelaturkova1978 Thank you I love living in Prague but I feel like most tourists don't get the right experience here.
@13:12, Czechia is not in East of Europe but in Central, and geogrpahically inclined towrds Western EU.
Nothing better than exploring the most romantic city in Europe with the BOYS!!! haha
Yes, there is thriving gay scene in Prague - it has always been quite progressive on that front
Prague is not even Europe's cheapest capital, it's not even in the top 10
True
Brett does this all of the time
Cheapest from the most expensive
I think he likely compares these other cities to NYC since it's more expensive to live in.
It’s to get views. Prague is fairly affordable but calling it Europe’s cheapest city is laughable.
The vibes in Prague are unmatched! Everyone needs to experience this city when visiting Europe🙌🏼🇨🇿
I bet you’re right.. Prague is an amazing city🧡
i live in prague:)
When did you visit (month)?
#Prague
@@CT-zq6ne If you plan to visit, there is no bad or good month to visit Prague. It's alive throughout the year and beautiful always. I'd recommend winter (December 10 - January 10) or summer.
5:30 The Trdelník is just about as traditinal to Czechia as the Taco is to the US.
Apart from that you might consider changing the title to something like Central-Europes Cheapest city as there are many more cheaper cities in the countries to the East of Czechia. For sure: everything is relative, and compared to London, Paris and even Berlin. Prague is super affordable.
I live in Poland so it's quite close to Czech Repulic and it's like 4-5 hours drive to to Prague, so I've been there
at least 5 times and it amazes me EVERY TIME. I just love Prague.
Hey are u from Poland?
Which city? I'm planning to visit poland soon pls do let me know..
Thanks!
Dude! Thank you so much for the shoutout! It was super nice meeting you, Chris & Jorden. Hope we run into you again somewhere else in the world!
currently studying abroad here in Prague, absolutely love the vibes here plus it’s affordability !!!
I'm going to Prague for exchange in the spring, nice that you are liking it! how did you find your accommodation?
How is it
Oh and trdelník is not prague traditional its from budapest, its just there for tourists❤
It’s not even from Budapest, it’s from Transylvania, in modern day Romania, where 1.5 million Hungarians still live today.
if u look closely, u can spot honest guide's signature in this dude's video, so he definetlz knows that
And potatoes are American, yet we consider them a national food, and they arrived in the Czech lands in the 17th century, just as Trdelník arrived in to Valaško and Podřipsko, where it remained until the 19th century, when a writer wrote it into a Czech cookbook. Which means that in some local families, trdelník may be more traditional than carp for Christmas dinner, which only became widespread in the 19th century, but we still consider carp to be a traditional Czech Christmas dinner, even though today in many families the tradition has changed to wine sausages and schnitzels.
But yes, for Prague it is a novelty massively spread about 10 years ago, but on the other hand, given the fact that there is no more important Czech place than the mountain Říp, where the forefather Bohemia anchored and the local people considered it theirs since the 17th century, so there is actually nothing more Czech than Trdelník, which the Prague people only rediscovered. ;D
@@vermull19 uhhh potatoes are from Peru
@@Miss_Kisa94 As far as I know, it's on the American continent, unless it's moved, so the potatoes come from America, so they're American. I didn't say which specific state because I honestly have no idea, so thanks for clarifying. They came to us in the 17th century from Brandenburg, since when they were considered to be food mainly for pigs or lords, and only spread in the 18th century when they saved population from famine, so they are named after that German state. (If any one is interested, in Czech, Brandenburg is shortened to "Branibory" so potatoes are called "brambory", (of course there are other terms, but that's beside the point).)
Hi! I'm from Czech republic! It's so weird that this country is like nothing big for me but it's a huge thing for everyone who doesn't live here :D
It is a BIG deal lol I'm gonna be visiting from Canada 🇨🇦 😄
Hey are you from Czech?
I'm planning to visit there soon😅
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Prague is definitely not the cheapest city in Europe by a mile. It's actually in the upper middle range. As someone who lives in Germany but close to the Czech border I can tell you that Czech Republic is more expensive than Germany (West). Even the Czechs that live close to the border go for grocery shopping to Germany as it's too expensive in the Czech Republic.
How's Berlin ?
That's not true unless you use some scam exchange offices that give you 15 CZK for 1 EUR or you stay in the main tourist areas where prices are inflated.
Hi, i am from Prague and i must say, that Trdelník is acually not traditionally czech. It came from Romania. If you want to try something really traditional, its gonna be the KOLÁČ. The shop is called Kolacherie, if you want to try it the next time you travel there, and its not far from the charles bridge. btw. i love the vid :D
Hi, nice video! I was born in Prague right in the center of the city. I like your video. Just one thing - trdelnik is definitely not typical Czech thing to eat. It’s Romanian originally. But Lázeňské oplatky are. They used to sell them in Celetna street, warm, crispy, delicious.
Thank you for this. I am researching Prague as I hope to travel there next year. And from there to Belaun, Brzice. I don’t know anything about either area.
Ngl whenever I have any foreigner here, I go and shove the best makový koláč I can find into their face. I tell em that that's the truly traditional pastry here. They do love it every time, so It has not failed me yet.
It has roots in Moravia, brought by Hungarians.
@@blackeneddove If you're interested to know anything particular, feel free to ask. :)
Trdelník come to Czech from nowdays Slovakia a Slovakians get this recipe probably from Romanian farmers emigrants in medieval times. But I don't think so that Romanians bake trdelník nowdays.
Amazing video. Thank you, Bra redigerat och filmat. Lovely Prague !
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4:37 thats not local, thats imported from the US, local "cola" is named Kofola and has a herb taste
Brett seems to be very passionate about what he’s doing. We all hope to see him thrive more. May he continue to be blessed all the way.
Great video as always. Prague is definitely on my bucket list.
Went to Prague in the summer and it by far one of the best cities in Europe! Currently in Brussels which has a similar castle vibe
Prague is my all-time favorite!❤️
Czech Republic isn't Eastern Europe, it's Central Europe. As a CZ person, I can say we get angry when someone calls us Eastern Europe country...
Exactly!!!!
Je to tak, nesnáším to , jsme Bójové..vlastně jsme západní kmeny
It's because back when the iron curtain still existed, their was a neat divide between East and West.
Westerners still use the (outdated now) political divide, whereas people who live in the region tend to use the geographic definitions
@@techfixuk It's like standing in Miami and talking about visiting the confederacy. They should have spent more time with fact checks as the video is full of lies and they often recommend tourist traps.
15:16 The masks bartenders wore are a reference to the character Rorschach in comic books and the movie Watchmen who wore such masks as he picked his name after the Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach who came up with the inkblot test. Check out Watchmen, a great movie. Greetings from Prague.
Besides the obvious issue w elevators, do you think it’s decently wheelchair accessible?
As a Czech person I have some comments:
First of all, we HATE being called Eastern Europe. It relates to our past with communist regime, we don't want to be linked to the East/Russia. Also, look at the map- Czech Republic is literally in the heart of Europe! So please call us a Central European country.
And next time, you should try typical czech meals such as "svíčková" or "knedlo vepřo zelo". They're both universally loved.
I've been to Prague many times but I still got inspired by your video on things I'll do next time I visit!
We are eastern europe - geographically and mentally, culturally... don't try to pretend something we aren't
No, we are Central Europe
@@Altair17670 It's outdated cold war term no longer valid that consists only from east/west but europe consists of far more regions. It would be the same as standing in Miami and talking about visiting the Confederacy. It takes a while for the west to realize the Iron Curtain is over. It took them a while to stop calling us Czechoslovakia so maybe when they travel from Prague to the east to Vienna they realize their perception of east/west europe is wrong. Geographically East Europe is just UA, BY, RUS.
Trdelnik is a tourist trap. It's on every corner in the city center and it's not even traditional Czech. Only tourists eat it. you should have tried traditional czech sweets and desserts instead. Also when in Kantyna- it's a little unusual to see someone eating schnitzel and another type of meat at the same time. We don't do that. On the other hand-good for you going to Kantyna. It's really great quality.
22:39 It's not a beaver, but nutria- which are actually considered to be scarce and they are really a big problem in Prague
@monikaj2889. Where can I tried traditional czech sweets and desserts?
@@mis.visiones In Prague-> Cafe Myšák; Cukrář Skála; Ovocný Světozor; Kolacherie (Celetná st, Prague)
What an amazing video! I am planning to go prague very soon but deep down wanted to know what the city has to offer omg your video did answer all my questions. I'm a beer head and yes I deserve in prague. Amazing edits and an absolute quality video. Cheers man! Keep up the good work.
You’ll love it definitely 👍🏾 💯Prague is an amazing place to visit or stay
This video is really nice but it's misleading on a lot of points! Have a look at the honest guide on youtube, it will complement your research about Prague!
Enjoy your trip, it's definitely one of my favorite city to visit
It's too bad the trdelnik stands so overwhelm the historic centre that finding actual/other trad Czech desserts is somewhat an uphill task.
You also went to some of the most tourist populated areas, with 100$ you could do twice as much, if you would search Prague 6,5 and 2
Agreed.
One day we'll get you Czechia🇨🇿 and be no. 1 in beer consumption ✊🏻 Greetings from Austria🇦🇹 🍻
Hahahaa, ok looking forward to it. btw Rakousko is one of the nicest places I've been to (most of the time I was skiing though). Love from Czechia. 🍻
PS: I know it's Austria but I had to...
So, the tiny street isn’t a street - tourist trap. Trdelink is not a traditional Czech food. You got to fact check, mate - watch “The Honest Guide”
Oh, there's more. The "local" Royal Crown Cola isn't czech either.
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It might’ve just been a name repeat since the bottle looks different from what I’ve seen, but RC Cola, AKA Royal Crown Cola that you had is actually really popular here in North Carolina! It’s from the USA, and though it’s not as big or widespread, it IS a favorite in a lot of areas here in the Southeast! Goes great with a Moonpie!
About the statue of two peeing men: it creates more depth to the meaning, when you realize that the outline of the pool they're standing in and peeing into is the borderline of the Czech Republic.
16:00 Jeffery dahmer bar lol
Best way to start the week, cheers brother 🎉
Thank you Batt! Enjoy your week
I like your vids man but if i may to correct you. We have sodas like Pepsi, Coca-cola etc. but our famous soda Cola-ish is Kofola.. you should try one, im not a fan of it but you may like it. I love your videos btw
I’m heading to Prague in February next year and came across this just at the right time. I’ve been researching on things to go and places to eat and this has given me some brilliant ideas. Thank you, new subscriber 😅
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@@martabusel do you live in Prague?
Try UA-cam channel Honest Guide, they show local places which are not as exposed. I think you could find really useful stuff there. Not just where to go, but also things like how to use public transportation ect.
Hope you will enjoy it here. 😁
Hi, I'm from Czech republic and few things this channel got a few things wrong. Definitely first thing I'd recommend would be looking at the Honest Guide channel on yt, they have some really useful stuff there.
If you want to try some iconic Czech foods, I'd say try Guláš (basically meat stew with a lot of paprica), knedlo vepřo zelo (literally knödel, pork and cabbage) that one is really good, or Svíčková, also if you want to have real Czech experience, get soup for every meal (the best is definitely egg noodle soup). And also as we have a big Vietnamese minority you can also try some Vietnamese food in here, if you'd ever get sick of pork with sauce and rice, potato or knedlík/knödel. Also Czech culture is really close to German since we basically share our whole history with either Germany or Austria, so that's one thing you could notice.
There are many places in Prague (for that I'd recommend the mentioned Honest guide), but my favorite one is definitely the House at the black Madonna one of the renowned Caffés that were everywhere in Prague during the 1st republic. This one was recreated to show how it looked during the time Czechs regained their independence. It is also one of the most important architectural buildings of cubism which flourished in Czechoslovakia during this period.
I hope I helped you and enjoy your visit!
@@krystofk.2279 wow such an incredible reply!! Thank you so much. I have since seen The Honest Guide and they’re fantastic videos! It’s given me so much to look forward to. I’m yet to research into locations of things - whether it’s walking distance or how the best way of travelling around the city would be but I’m definitely making a note of some of those foods you mentioned!
Loved the video. However, they do have cola and pepsi and they're very commonly consumed, some places just serve royal cola instead. Their local cola "alternative" is another beverage called Kofola.
Trdelník is definately not traditional Czech lands, is just a tourist fastfood brought from Romania, and it starded to be sold in Prague in early 2000´s
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Wow, every time the best Brett🔥
I can't wait to see Prague!
We will go there soon! 😊 absolutely love your professionalism and talent! Thank you for sharing! 👍👍👍
Love your videos Brett. Just a random question, how tall are you?
had the hardest day today so I had me a cold one ready! Great video
Love to go back again in Prague love the foods and sceneries, dancing building, astronomical clock, st Charles bridge and lots more..
absolutely love your videos the vibes are always great and so is your editing style
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I like your videos bro，i do want to see more videos you‘ve traveled around the world
One of my favorite cities so far.
agreed!
3:51 "You gotto go Czech out.." Nice! 👌
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay with us 😊
Hey guys, bless you and have a good day!
9:14 South Africa is expensive, lol. You can get a good beer for 0,5 dollars per bottle in Czechia.
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I’m surprised to watch your next video
The pond the two statues pee in has the shape of the Czech Republic. It is an piece of art crafted by the famous Czech artist David Černý. It is a highly controversial piece of art and is located in front of the Kafka museum.
Love your video. I'm moving to Prague to get my PhD. This has been very helpful!
do you still live there now?
I was there in 2016 march. Amazing city with amazing culture. I plan on spending new years eve there this year😁
How was the weather ?
Really good video cuttings and filming, so beautiful
Thank you for the wonderful video. I love how you do 100 dollars videos.
Cool video)! I'll go to the Prague this summer on my bike)
I’ll br there in March! Can’t wait!
Why you never visited Poland 🇵🇱?
Wroclaw / Krakow/ Warsaw / Gdansk📍
1:57 i understand it as the west and the east pissing on the czech republic (the pond is in the shape of the country)
Good luck bro👍✌
Brett that bar is inspired by Rorschach from the comics Watchman. that mask is actually the Rorschach's mask
The bartender mask seems to be inspired by the Watchmen comic character Rorschach. Which is also what the ink bolts are also called.
We get Trdelnik here in Vancouver but it's most often branded as chimney cakes. I love the cinnamon sugar with Nutella 🤤
if you ever have plan to come here, South Korea, I will happily provide you with accommodation and local guide☆ love this channel!
Looks like you watched honest guide 😀 Btw Trdelnik is not traditional food 😅
Royal Crown Cola is really not a local Czech brand, its American brand peoduced since 1905 in USA.
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Nice information brett - nice stuff.
Awesome video. Looks like you guys had a blast.
Prague is awesome for sure but have you ever been to Lviv or Kyiv? That's where the center of food + price + architecture in Europe.
Due to the situation in Ukraine I would doubt it he would visit there
@@fandavokal who knows, if I were a tourist 🥲
Prague locals: ,,Trdelník? Did you mean that overpriced scam shit?"
Every west-tourist: ,,OMG, avocado Trdelník with banana sauce? So traditional, love it :33"
There is nothing wrong with people enjoying things. No need to be so bitter.
Man, did you just added the shot of night Lviv (Ukraine) to your video on 16:51 ?😅🖤🔰
I live in Prague 3 years and I agree its so nice..but now a bit more expensive. Brent you should come in Abruzzo region in Italy. Cheap food and drink probably more than Prague ...take the next flight to Pescara from Vaclav Airport
How awesome you met my buddy Gloop in Prague!
Gloop is the man
Hi, thanks for making the video😊
you could even get a better deal than Kantýna in a real restaurant if you order from the daily menu (not the à la carte). Trdelník is actually Hungarian a more Czech dessert would be Koláče and they'd also be cheaper but I'm no Trdelník hater - kids love them😎
I can understand the hate prdelník gets, but it's been in the Czech Republic for a while. It's not great compared to other cakes, but the oldest imagery on Google Maps shows it near Karlštejn castle, and I saw it even the first time I was in Uherské Hradiště back in the late 90s.
99% of czechs never have Trdelník, because they sell it only to tourists in Prague :) And Trdelník is from Hungary...
My fav so far😂❤❤❤seems u had so much fun
Hi Brett, I just saw you on one of Casey Neistat's vlogs "Racing a Cop Car" at 0:04
5:34 not traditional, its a tourists trap that kinda got domesticated, originaly its from romania or hungary and the name is derived from the word Trdlo which means Dummy
I love Prague, and loved the video. Royal Crown cola used to be really popular in the U.S. and definitely isn't local to Prague, but those bottles are really cool! I had no idea they even sold it in Europe at all. Weird thing to be excited about I guess.
I knew that was RC ! I thought i was trippin
Prague definitely has all the same sodas that are available in the states. Kofola is the authentic czech cola. It’s best tried on tap at a restaurant!
Okay so I wasn't the only one who noticed that
Hello, beneficial videos. I was looking for the Alchemist Hotel. I found one but it doesn't seem to be the same as the one you stayed in. Would you mind posting the link? Thanks and keep up the excellent work!
I'll be there in 2 weeks. Perfect timing my son!
Prague is my favorite city in Europe but even as someone coming from the Netherlands I realise it's expensive, try Poland for a cheap weekend
I have spent less than 100€ in my video in Catania, Italy
Thanks for the inspiration
I just stayed at that hotel on Saturday. Nice place.
Even if they are called "free walking tours" the average a person give as a tip is 10 usd per person, giving less than that is like telling the tour guide that the tour wasn't that good, or at least that's what one of the tour guides told us :)
hm we were told 100 Korunas/person which is $4 was a good tip for this tour
@@brettconti I guess it depends on the tour guide then! love your videos!
@@jopitibm totally! thank you Javiera : )
@@brettconti definitely not a good tip, sorry. would you wanna work for that money? they pay more than half back to the company for the promotion. 10 eur/usd sounds way better
Prague is my favourite European city! I’ve visited twice this year!
Hi Georgia, would you love to share your experience?
@@scales5748 Sure!
@@AwesomeGee How can I reach you
Just visited Prague a few weeks ago. What a great city! Brett, Is Budapest in your travel plans by any chance?
Budapest is my favorite city in Europe; hands down.
@@Honkiavelli your mum
Visiting your mum is in his next travel plans
@@Honkiavelli thanks
The underground speakeasy was the best😊