30+ Things to Do in Prague's NEW TOWN - Cafes, Restaurants, Places to Visit
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2021
- In our today's video, Valery is going to show you cafes, restaurants, and sights of one of the most overlooked parts of Prague's historical city center - the New Town.
New Town was founded already in 14th century, but it is the center of Prague's local life today. Valery will take you to the Wenceslas Square, the Dancing House, Naplavka, show you Zofin Island, cubist houses, hidden coffee places and her favourite restaurants.
I think this channel rivals Honest Guide as the definitive channel on Prague. Another great video. There really are endless things to see and discover in Prague. I didn't realise there was a day's worth of stuff to see just in the New Town. I've been there 3 times and missed most of this stuff. I think you have to live there for some time to discover all the cool stuff. Why didn't you show us inside the bunker under the hotel? Is that not possible?
What a beautiful girl... I mean place! Yes, that is it, so well described, these tours are always so informative and well laid out.
Without doing much research I have stumbled upon a lot of these places just want walking endlessly. Beautiful city,
That old rail road bridge probably still remembers the steam trains crossing it back in the days!!!
Yes, its 120 years old.
Great as always!!! 👍 👍 👍
Wow, such a beautiful place, thank you for taking us along!
Perfect choice of music for a perfect video! Great as always!
Thanks!!!
Never noticed the music in your presentations before. The jazz bassist at the seven minute mark is incredible. Very soulful!! Love your style, you really represent Prague in a wonderful light. Nice work!
Thanks! Every Thursday I get to take a little trip to Prague. Today I spent most of the day in Houston traffic, but when I got home I was transported to New Town Prague. Fun.
Glad I didnt miss anything of your recommendations (just some) …dont forget the tv studio Antena w climbing babies by David Černý …same babies from kampa island …
Train station terminal was small but very significant (statue of Nicholas Winton) ….
Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you guys, once again great job.
"Weird statue" That's the type of description you won't find on just any tour--these folks are top-notch!
As always a great video!
Thanks!
Valery this one of your fantastic video and much more information like popular and historical buildings and beautiful locations are available in the video all these things attract me to visit Pragu as early as possible thanks you so much Valery much more love and prayers for you
Very nice tour. Thank you.
Omg the ending of the video was super funny. Wonder what Janek would say about the grass outside the Dancing House lol
I had the best 3 days in Prague thanks to your video and good vibes. Please keep up this great work and hope to see you next visit!!!
A tour packed with information ! Looking forward to the chocolate monster :)
Love your videos, great info! Even after being to Prague several times there is always something new to discover. Will have to take one of your tours next time I go :)
You did it again, Valerie! Nice video, good comments and interesting places. You are a delight. Thanks again.
Brilliant. We loved it. Cant wait to get back. Flights booked for Christmas, so we hope we can get there from the UK.
Nice sunny day in Prague and video! Thanks guys !
This was so much fun 😊👍
That Restaurant you mentioned " Hare Krishna " is actually named " Govindas " manged by Iskcon Hare Krishna Hare Rama group. Thank you for visiting & showcasing it, It has Indian touch to it. You'll find atleast 1 Govindas in every Indian city.
So interesting!🤩
Prague is the worlds most beautiful city but u make it even more beautiful with great insights and awesome videography
You and your sense of humor are extremely beautiful. I think I’m in love lol. Cheers from California
thanks for sharing
TRAVELOCITY, can you take a hint??? I believe all travel agencies should make Prague the number one place to go and to recommend "REAL PRAGUE GUIDES" to lead them through that beautiful and history filled city. I have always missed the European side cafe's and art exhibits! Prague is no exception. The only other world destinations that ties with Prague is Athens and Rome as far as history goes! Who knows what,s under the streets of Prague😱!! Is Prague's celestial clock really 600 years old??? Another typical fantastic and fun video Valerie!!! More please!!!🌹👌
Great music
There is no more ATM at the cubist kiosk :)
Valerie's face at the end, in front of the Janek shop! 😂😂😂
Get off the #9 Tram at the train station and walk through the park........very quickly..... I had to do that once.
I love your videos! You're funny, lovely and very interesting. Thank you for the informative videos, I can't wait to visit these places in March of 2023.
EXCELLENT video. I spent ages looking for Charles Square and never found it however I did find Karlovo náměstí, which looks very similar.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
You are really funny. I love your videos!
Thanks
Thank you very much!
The grass jn front of dancing house is allegedly called "honest grass" as Janek and Honza brought that bald patch to life again.
A video about night life of Prague would be much appreciated, and also one about pubs such as Hemmingway, James Dean, Anonymous etc...
Hemingway, James Dean.....well, I guess there are more interesting and genuine alternatives in town. Thing is to keep them, kind of, a secret!
@@Bo-tz4nw true that bo bro
In praga just NOW, triyng tô see all this places
1:48 people walking backwards! LOL
I was in Prague 3yrs ago for Burgefest, know the organizers & all my buds from all over Europe came for weekend. Prague is an awesome town. Hopefully when covid is over they'll let us tourists back in
Hopefully yes!!!
Great work Valery, one missing thing--interview some people.
Great video as always. An area not too many tourists will explore. Which is good for the locals I guess.
By the way - did they restore the facade of the main train station. It looked quite run-down in 2014, but no longer so, based on this video. The interior is really nice.
Yes they did! Interiors are really nice, but they kicked us out of there when we tried to record them 😅
@@RealPragueGuides Oh well. At least the facade is restored - it's a beauty.
Very good!
And so glad you just bypassed U Fleku, let the germans have it. Better support the real thing U Rotundu(!) and of course U Kocoura, even if that´s not in new town.
Please make a video on art nouveau in Prague
Make sure to visit Villa Helenka in Prague 5.
10:25 Dancing House Czechia link:
Fred Astaire was born born Frederick Austerlitz - and Austerlitz is in Moravia!!!
Astaire's father was born in Linz in Upper Austria, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Thanks guys! A very, shall we say "eclectic" area of Prague? Here in Arizona you do not need a concealed carry permit to adequately protect yourself in bad neighborhoods. Respond below if you know what I'm talking about. 😎
You must be afraid?
@@jamessandman3708 Nope.
I am literally watching this now instead of Graham Norton James Bond show.
❤ czech 🇨🇿
14:36 When I walked around that house last time (may-be a month ago) it was for sale, is it still?
3:00 is manifesto closed?
7 times visited Prague, and never been a t the museum. It was always closed
it was under the reconstruction for like 3 years
what does a trip around prague cost
for 4 people
uff, ´pruvodce´ stlizovany svym formatem nekam k pocatkum utubu. Informacni hodnota si take nedava zrovna vysoke cile. obecne, takto zpracovany material spis praze skodi (a to v dobe, kdy turisty potrebujeme)
Tak my jsme na UA-cam noví a jak vypadali videa na počátku UA-cam to nevíme. Každopádně jestli máte návrhy na to jak by videa měla vypadat, aby byla více užitečná, rádi si je poslechneme. Naším cílem je být užiteční a ne naopak. (v turismu pracujeme 7 let, videa děláme tak, aby byli pro cizince, ne pro Čechy, tedy víme, že Češi z našich videí u vytržení nebudou)
@@RealPragueGuides Neznalost (...), neomlouva! Na tom jsou postaveny zaklady nasi spolecnosti.
Ale, okey dokey. Video nema zadny format, nebo ustredni tema. Neni sexy a nepodleha soucasnym trendum, jak ma videoobsah vypadat (zde je videt, ze nemate ujasnenou cilovku).
Neni to ani slowTV (i kdyz tam dost bezmyslenkovite chodite), ani bugget (i presto, ze postavate pouze pred vchody ´bodu zajmu´, pripadne pred nejakou fasadou), neni to ani pro boomery (maximalne ten zvukovy podkres) .
Je to spis nahodny shluk videoobsahu s jakousi vasi autorskou intervenci (ovsem bez hlubsich kontextu - napada me hned uvodni zvraceni u otevreni tematu brutalistni architektury - vubec nevysvetlujete proc zastavate tento nazor. Podobnych vstupu pak mate vice i prubehu videa) Obecne podavate genericke informace, co se dali najit v tistenych pruvodcich, ktere tu mame od nepameti.
Chybi tomu neco aktualniho. Nejake tema. Coz pak navazuje i na dalsi chybu, ze se sice pred nejakym ´bodem zajmu´zastavite, ale neprinasite zadnou vlastni zkusenost s danym mistem. Zvladnout v tomto videu pouze jeden podnik, nejaky Hare Krsna buffet, je malo.
Mate dobry nazev, ale s ohledem na obsah, je vice mene klamavy. Nevidim na nem nic Real (zprostredkovavate "Potemkinovu vesnici", nic (ze soucasne) Prague, nic guide (know-how)
@@martexx0 super. Děkuji za odpověď. Jsem překvapen, jak moc od amatérského UA-cam videa očekáváte, ale rozhodně máte pointu a je vidět, že se ve videoprodukci vyznáte mnohem lépe než my.
Je pravda, že se ještě snažíme přijít na to, co je náš styl.
Jak říkám, jsme začátečníci, nevystudovaní ve filmu. Vezmeme si Váš komentář k srdci a uvidíme jestli z něho dokážeme něco vytěžit pro budoucí videa.
Přeji pěknou neděli.
@@martexx0 To jsou ale frikulínské kecy.
Well, this is awkward... As a train nerd, everyone has been saying to visit and appreciate Praha hln... But at least the other train station is only an inch away according to the map.
Why is the station infamous ? Is it safe ?
the homeless/alcohol/drug addict individuals use to congregate there and hang around at the benches in front of the station. But its safe, really. Its just not very pleasant to look those individuals (but definitely not something like skid row, you just notice these people here and there:)). That is it. No physical danger there, and some might even not notice these individuals (locals do)
@@letecmig thanks . Yes I went last month and noticed . No harm . Just avoid them
There's about 100 palaces still in Prague, wouldn't it be something to do a program about???
Yep
I am not sure if I believe that you got locked up a couple of times in the Botanical Gardens because you stayed late. LOL
If you did happen to get locked inside once, the next time you would be very cognizent of the closing time so that you wouldn't get locked inside again.
Well, you might not believe it but it happened. They close at 7, quite early, you just stay a little bit over and boom. You just have to leave through the staff gate...
@@RealPragueGuides Ohh, you got to leave. Well that is not too bad then. I thought you got locked in all night. haha
Czech art work seems really wierd, disturbing in a Milan Kundera sort of way.
Just got back from Czech republic. Wished I had seen this earlier. Met Kuba. Nice guy, not as funny as you.
If I went to Prague I would probably smoke some weed and just enjoy the views. I wouldn’t want to walk all day either so a taxi driver or whatever type of transportation would be taking all my money.
u almost stepped in dog piss at 8:17
Metalmorphosis is the one in USA
Correct. I thought we already fixed it 😅
But somehow.. :D no worries
The federal assembly building would look a whole lot better for several sticks of dynamite
How heavy is Soviet architectural presence ? Is it going away soon ? Or nobody cares?
I guess there's not much sovjet era architecture present in Prague as it hasn't been bombed out like Dresden for example during the WWII...
There is more "soviet" looking architecture in Vienna than in Prague. Prague was not bombed heavily in WWII, so most of places have still original look like from pre war and pre communistic times. I would not say there is many typicaly soviet buildings, era of socialist realism was in USSR before WWII and in 50s, Czechoslovakia is communist since 1948 so there is more later "brutalistic" architecture, but that's not soviet or communistic, same buildings are even in western europe and I would say even uglier. I was in Vienna now for few days and believe me, it looks more "soviet" than Prague even when they are considered western europe. We were lucky that in first years of communism, architects from first republic were still alive so architecture of that time is relatively nice compared to countries where they had communism longer time.
But I think there are much worse things than socialist realism architecture, for example "capitalistic baroque" from 90s looks much worse and these buildings destroyed our cities worse than communists.
Lovely city Czech people not helpful and definitely not friendly
I need to move to Prague if they let me park on the sidewalks.
Coffee is 1 of the 4 food groups, what you drink ain't not coffee. It MUST be hot and black. nothing in it.
You speak the words of agent Cooper
@@RealPragueGuides I had to google him. I grew up with & still don't have tv.
The dancing buildings are sexist?! HUH!
Destroy the "New Town" with helping Soviet Army tanks, or a nuclear bomb!