The Grand Bohemia Boat, Prague

The Grand Bohemia is a boat that runs along the Vltava River, it provides tours, and hosts private events and parties. What’s awesome about this boat is that you can be in the middle of Prague but still feel secluded from other people. It is the perfect place for corporate events, weddings, birthdays, holidays, and...

PLACES, Prague

May 23, 2017

Check Out The Czech Inn Hostel

Czech Inn is the place to stay in Prague for students and people who are on a budget. This hostel is located in Vršovice, a hipster area of the city which is not in the center of Prague (it’s Prague 10) but does provide visitors with a quick route to Old Town. The inn has four 36...

Hotels, PLACES

May 17, 2017

The Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa in Prague

Located right next to the U.S. Embassy, the Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa in Prague is located in the most prestigious part of the historical center, just a five minute walk from Charles Bridge. Housed in a landmark building, the Alchymist Grand Hotel is a UNESCO protected Baroque landmark. For this structure was once known as the “House at...

Hotels, PLACES

May 11, 2017

Bohemian Switzerland and Pravčická Brána

Bohemian Switzerland (České Švýcarsko and also known as Czech Switzerland) is a National Park in the Czech Republic which is part of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. The Elbe Sandstone Mountains are a mountain range surrounding the Elbe river on the border between Czech Republic and Germany. ‘Wow’ is the only word I can find to describe...

Czech Republic, PLACES

April 28, 2017

Delicious Obložené Chlebíčky of Instagram

Obložené Chlebíčky are a simple, open face sandwich style snack that are served everywhere in the Czech Republic… And not only in every restaurant but in every home as well. Chlebíčky can be made with anything your heart desires, ask any Czech and they will tell you that growing up, their mother would fix them up...

Food, LIFESTYLE

April 27, 2017

Beneath The City: Photographs of The Prague Metro

We have posted about the beauty of the Prague metro before in our post entitled Beneath The City: The Prague Metro which featured photographs by Kate Seabrook highlighting the futuristic designs and interesting architectural elements of the Prague Metro Stations. If you have used the Prague metro yourself or read our post about it you...

Architecture, CULTURE

April 26, 2017

A Summer in Prague

There are countless things to do in The Czech Republic and most of them take place in the capital city of Prague. All year round, visitors from all parts of the world come to Prague for it’s delicious food, breathtaking architecture, amazing schools, and beautiful rolling countrysides. Prague’s city squares are the perfect place for...

PLACES, Prague

March 18, 2017

A Bohemian AirBnB With Castle Views

If you are an avid traveler, or you just enjoy getting the locals view when visiting a city, then you have probably heard of, or maybe even stayed at an AirBnB. We love AirBnB and enjoy the special spaces people create. We’re also AirBnB hosts as well, and we do rent out our spare room because we...

PLACES, Wanderlust

March 12, 2017

Wallenstein Mnichovo Hradiště Château

Today we’re taking an armchair travelers trip to Mnichovo Hradiště (German: Münchengrätz), a town in the Central Bohemian Region in the Czech Republic. We’re going because at the same time I write this, my son Zachary is there with Petr, Adelka and Miley, enjoying a delicious Sunday meal and a visit to the château. Thanks to the...

Czech Republic, PLACES

March 6, 2017

Žluté Lázne, The Beach of Prague

Žluté Lázne is a spa by the Vltava River that is known as a “Beach Resort” and though it’s not technically a beach, it is the closest thing to one that Prague has. The main park/beach area is half grass (the part nearer to the river) and half light sand like the kind you would...

Czech Republic, PLACES

February 27, 2017

Mummelfall Waterfall aka Mumlavské Vodopády

The Mummelfall (Mumavské Vodopády) is a yet another gorgeous natural wonder of the Czech Republic. You can hike or cycle to the waterfall and once there, enjoy a refreshing dip in its cold, fresh water. It is located in Krkonoše National Park surrounded by thick Norway spruce and pine trees, fields of wildflowers, and spectacular views of the beautiful...

Czech Republic, PLACES

February 22, 2017

Czech Out the Tatra Mountains

The Tatra Mountains, also known as the High Tatras or Vysoké Tatry is a mountain range on the border of Poland and Slovakia. Now The Czech Republic, these mountains used to be in previously Czechoslovakia when the two countries were joined together. Slovakia and The Czech Republic were one until they separated back in 1993....

PLACES, Wanderlust

January 26, 2017

Beneath The City: The Prague Metro

Beneath the cobblestone streets and historic buildings of Prague, the Prague Metro is busy carrying the citizens and tourists of Prague from one side of the city to another. The Prague Metro is comprised of three lines, each of which are represented by their own color; Line A (green), Line B (yellow), and Line C (red)....

Architecture, CULTURE

January 24, 2017

Hotel Clementin in Old Town Prague

Yesterday we posted about L’Opera Barocca and we mentioned Hotel Clementin. Within minutes of the post appearing we were getting emails if we could share more about the hotel so here we moved our editorial calendar around and voilà! What makes this unique property so fascinating is that it goes all the way back to the mid...

Hotels, PLACES

January 17, 2017

Hotel Yasmin Near Old Town Square

Hotel Yasmin is a four star luxury hotel located in Prague 1, just a ten minute walk from the famous Old Town Square. Clean and modern, this boutique hotel has a sleek Mid Century feel to it with lots of glass and chrome accents. Their flashy lobby has a warm marble floor and a mirrored ceiling. The...

Hotels, PLACES

December 13, 2016

The Doors of Prague

The ornate doors that adorn Prague’s buildings are some of the most beautiful yet underrated features of the city. The doors of Prague, which are rich with intricate details, come in a variety of colors and styles. The style of the doors range from Baroque to Art Nouveau and Neo-Classical. Some are painted and carved...

Architecture, CULTURE