Best Prague Coffee Shop
In Prague, the coffee is a tradition. Residents appreciate and especially how to prepare it. The coffee has always been and continues to be a good opportunity to meet friends and say stories.
The first coffee shop in Prague, was opened at the beginning of the 18th century by Deotodus Damascenus, who brought coffee from Damascus . Since then, tell their stories in these coffee <strong>. For example, "the circle of Arconautes famous" is often said, where a group of German intellectuals, where he became famous Max Brod and Franz Kafka (and gave the name of Arco coffee shop. Also, coffee has been the symbol Slavia czech national movement in the 19th century, used as a meeting place for dissidents of the communist regime. </ strong>
these shops (including minors), so that they are cultural, places of peace which is always good to have a poll rest to be near these coffees, it is better to find a hotel well located one <strong> Prague </ strong>. Here's a little guide to help you choose the right coffee shop you.
<Shop Slavia strong> ; coffee </ strong>
The most famous coffee shop and Slavia Prague, and is a symbol of the essence of the city: a turbulent history, with a rich cultural life. The coffee is actually quite expensive, but, of course, Windows delicious. Large open a unique panoramic view of Prague (the castle, the warm colors of the roofs of Mala Strana, the Vltava and Charles Bridge, National Theater ...)
Café Slavia - Kavárna Slávie
Národní 1
www. cafeslavia.cz
Métro Národní t? Ida.
8h of 23h
<strong> imperial coffee shop </ strong>
After an exhausting tour in the heart of New City, you can not get thr coffee at Imperial (near small Masaryk Station) simply magnificent ... with exceptional service, the coffee is perfectly accompanied by a smile, not to mention all the cakes and desserts. You can eat for a reasonable price.
Café Imperial
Na Po? me? The 15
110 00 Prague 1
www . imperial.cz
Metropolitana hotel-Namesti Republiky (line B)
<strong> coffee shop Louvre </ strong>
the "Louvre" is primarily a meeting place. You can go there to drink coffee, eat , snack or even pool game. The conversation can be as intellectual as evil in the world or just like time. Or if you prefer, you can sit in peace and read your news paper.
coffee Louvre shop
Národní 20
www.cafelouvre.cz
Lunedi to Friday: 8 to 23h30
Weekend: 9 to 23h30
<strong> coffee shop big East </ strong>
This is the Cubist "coffee shop in town, all things are beautiful, shapes colors, just like their coffee! "This coffee is truly synonymous with style.
Ovocný trh 1
www.grandcafeorient.cz
Metro 19
Praha M? STEK.
Lunedi to Sunday: from 9 to 22h
<strong> coffee shop Lucerne </ strong>
This was the first organization of theater in Prague. special guests, such as Yves Montand, Maurice Chevalier, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong have done here.
The atmosphere is cozy, with simple decor. With a good service and great coffee, this place is a must!
Lucerne.
CaféVodi? KOVA 36
www.lucerna.cz
Métro M? STEK.
Tutti days: 10 per midnight
In order to fully enjoy this magical city, I strongly advise you to find an apartment in Prague <strong> </ strong> or a <strong> logement Prague </ strong>, in the heart of the city.
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