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Schiele's Edith and Egon drawings, short rotating display at the National Gallery
24 Sept – 25 Oct · Source:
Národní galerie Praha
Custos Turris: new exhibition in the St. Nicholas Municipal Bell Tower, Malá Strana
6 Oct – 31 Dec · Source:
Prague City Tourism
Design for Václav Havel exhibition at the Prague Castle Riding School (Havel 90)
7 Oct 2026 – 17 Jan 2027 · Source:
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“~150 shops outside the city, 30-40% cheaper than Israel; free shuttle from town, TAX FREE, and a coupon at the visitor center gives 10% extra off.”
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Fashion Arena Prague Outlet
“Return from Prague Castle via this lesser-known tunnel in the green Deer Moat.”
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Pleskotův tunel
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Pražský hrad
Return downhill via the brick tunnel 'secret cave' popular on TikTok.
Charles Bridge
Cross it to Malá Strana on the way up to the castle.
Church of Our Lady before Týn
The blue-lit towers are the backdrop of the Old Town Square Christmas tree — best photo spot at night.
Prague Astronomical Clock
The little show runs once an hour — worth seeing but insanely crowded.
Aux Merveilleux de Fred
Take the plain brioche and the chocolate chip brioche.
Gambero Rosso
Margherita pizza, and their burrata salad is perfect.
Old Town Square
One of the biggest, most central Christmas markets but very touristy and packed – come with patience.
Terasa U Prince
Best rooftop in Prague for sunset over the Astronomical Clock and Týn Church; you can come just for a drink.
Café Chloé
Order the avocado bruschetta.
Nehoray Saban Prague Food Tour
Do it at the start of the trip and book ahead: quality cheeses, honey wine, local (and non-alcoholic) beers and an authentic Czech restaurant.
Havelské tržiště
Stalls and souvenir shops; grab a box of fresh strawberries, blueberries and cherries.
Katedrála svatého Víta
Part of the Prague Castle complex, listed as a must-see.
Výtopna Railway Restaurant
Food arrives by model train; daily 11:00–midnight; book ahead online for families/evenings.
Wenceslas Square
Combine a walk here with a meal at Výtopna at no. 56.
Staroměstské náměstí
Prague's Old Town Square, where the pro-Israel rally and Hanukkah candle lighting were held; stay in District 1 within walking distance.
Head of Franz Kafka
Free; watch the rotating head until the face realigns.
Pařížská
An avenue of luxury boutiques (Cartier and co.) lined with ornate Art Nouveau buildings — nice for a stroll.
Aquapalace Hotel Prague
Connected straight to a big water park with heated pools, slides and spa; you can also come just for the water park.
Aquapalace Praha
Wave pool runs every hour on the hour; the big slide is listed from age 8 but can be tough for that age.
Heimishe Trdelaich
Kosher trdelnik - closed on Shabbat.
Karlův most
Stalls, statues and street musicians along it; look for the crucifix statue with Hebrew letters and the castle views both ways.
Le Petit Chef Andaz Prague
Animation projected on the plate tells each dish's story – then real food arrives (beef fillet).
Lennonova zeď
Colourful photo stop you can reach on foot from the centre.
Městská knihovna v Praze
Peek into the 'Idiom' book tower for the endless-depth illusion.
Václavské náměstí
Most beautiful at night; the boulevard is also a big shopping strip with Zara, H&M, Foot Locker and Mango.
Valdštejnská zahrada
Let kids hunt for animals and faces hidden in the stone grotto wall.
Zámek Brandýs nad Labem
A must near Prague — they say it's haunted; there's also a falconry owl encounter in the courtyard.
Fashion Arena Prague Outlet
~150 shops outside the city, 30-40% cheaper than Israel; free shuttle from town, TAX FREE, and a coupon at the visitor center gives 10% extra off.
Království železnic
Giant model railway city - kids can watch the trains for a long while.
Národní divadlo
Beautiful seen from the Vltava river side.
Nejužší ulička v Praze
So narrow it has a pedestrian traffic light.
Primark
There's a Primark near Wenceslas Square — the area is packed with shops.
BB Gelato
Nutella and white chocolate crepe.
Church of St. Ludmila
Neo-Gothic church that forms the backdrop of the Náměstí Míru market — perfect photo spot in the sun.
Františkánská zahrada
Calm, well-kept garden with benches, a rose pergola and a small playground – a good break mid-city.
Kampa
Small man-made island right off Charles Bridge, nicknamed 'Prague's Venice' for its narrow canal and riverside houses.
Náměstí Míru Christmas Market
Picturesque market that feels more local than the Old Town one.
Taiyaki Bar
Get the decadent Oreo chocolate drink.
House of Fun Máj
Huge 3-floor arcade on Národní; get the unlimited-play card. Seating and bars for parents.
Náměstí Míru
Smaller Christmas market but gorgeous and with a special charm – less crowded than the central ones.
NYX Hotel Prague by Leonardo Hotels
Good place to sit before a flight — espresso with a plate of colorful macarons; at Panská 1308/9.
Prašná brána
Weather changes fast – plan each day in the morning with rainy and sunny options.
Sedlec Ossuary
A must-visit day trip from Prague — see the chandelier made of skulls and bones.
Signal Space
Interactive light and sound art incl. infinity mirror room; small 4-station kids' playroom costs extra.
Tamir Prague Tours
Hebrew-speaking guide with tons of knowledge; book ahead — phone +420 777 788 918.
Tančící dům
Free photo stop at one of the city's most unusual buildings.
Vojanovy sady
Free garden where peacocks roam freely among the trees.
Čertovka
Really looks like Venice, just without the gondolas — quiet photo spot between pastel houses.
Čestr
One of her recommended Prague restaurants.
Kantýna
One of her recommended Prague restaurants.
Marie B
One of her recommended Prague restaurants.
Náplavka
Riverside walk with round-window cafés; farmers' market on Saturdays.
Petřín
On her list of Prague must-see sights.
Staročeská kavárna – Antique Café
Czech dishes and beer cheaper than water; she ate dinner here.
Westfield Chodov
The biggest mall in Czechia, 20 minutes from central Prague - easy to spend a whole day there.
Café Kafíčko
Order the medovník honey cake.
Café Savoy
Order the ovocné knedlíky (fruit dumplings).
Candy Miners
On Na Můstku — mine-themed candy store with carts of sweets; she regrets not buying anything.
Cukrář Skála
Order the kremrole and the laskonka.
Cukrárna Myšák
Order the větrník and the věneček.
Feeding Swans
Feed ducks and swans with a view of Charles Bridge; burger and beer food truck nearby.
Grandior Hotel Prague
Took a standard room without breakfast — good price and simple nice room, but ~15 min walk from the centre and full of Israelis.
Indian Jewel
Central location so not cheap, but high-quality Indian food: samosa, curry, dal, naan.
K The Two Brothers
Food · restaurant
Královská zahrada
Facing Queen Anne's Summer Palace – nice family photo spot.
Kuchyň U Dvou Bratří
One of her recommended Prague restaurants.
Kus koláče
Try the Czech koláče.
LEVELS Prague
Indoor play and games complex - good break for the kids mid-day.
Manifesto Anděl
Food stalls from around the world with a cool pool in the middle, right next to the railway museum.
Most Legií
Bring bread or carrots – you may get to feed the nutrias on the riverbank.
Na Kampě
Small, lovely market right after you cross Charles Bridge.
Pleskotův tunel
Return from Prague Castle via this lesser-known tunnel in the green Deer Moat.
Prague horse carriage ride
Tour the cobbled old town by horse-drawn carriage.
Prague Venice Boat Trips
45-min night cruise under Charles Bridge with Hebrew audio guide, cake and a drink — 550 CZK pp; bookings +420 776 776 779.
Pražská paroplavební společnost
Steamboat cruise on the Vltava passing under the stone bridges — for anyone who likes boat rides.
PunkMinigolf
Glow-in-the-dark minigolf - fun indoor activity for the family.
Robotic Bar
Robot arms mix the drinks; kids were let in and there are 4 non-alcoholic options.
Rudolfinum
Seen from the Vltava night cruise.
Kostel svatého Mikuláše (Malá Strana)
Landmark visible at the end of Mostecká street in Malá Strana.
Obecní dům
Hosts the Mucha exhibition; a nice stop while wandering toward Palladium mall.
Palladium
Not really worth it compared to Fashion Arena — fewer shops and slightly pricier.
Střelecký ostrov
Few playground rides, best for little ones – but renting pedal boats here is really nice.
Heroes Park Prague
Short rooftop walk with life-size superhero figures – great for fans, not for everyone.
Jewish Quarter Josefov
The Jewish Quarter has kosher restaurants.
Jindřišská věž
Sights · tower
Kostel svatého Mikuláše (Staré Město)
Sights · church
Malostranské náměstí
Sights · historic square
Muzeum Bedřicha Smetany
Sights · museum
Národní muzeum
Stands at the end of Wenceslas Square, beautifully lit at night.
Perníkový panáček
Big selection but not cheap, and the cookie was really hard — the gingerbread at the Christmas markets was tastier.
Zámecké schody
Take into account that Prague has a lot of stairs and climbs — wear comfortable shoes.
Museum of Illusions
Nice for killing time before a flight, but not worth the money and full of small kids.
Zlatá ulička
Paid entry to the little preserved houses — in her opinion not worth the money.
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