Restaurant U Vejvodů is located in the historical part of the city, in the center of Prague, near the Old Town Square. 

•  Cuisine: Czech, International, Ancient Bohemian
• Opening hours: 07:00 - 00:00
  
•  Average cost of a dish: 280-350 CZK 

The Three Roses brewery always has a wide assortment of top and bottom fermented beers brewed under the guidance of experienced brewer Robert Maniac.  Given that the restaurant has its own brewery, we offer you a fascinating tour accompanied by a professional guide. You can get acquainted in detail with the technology of beer production, having personally seen all the stages. 

•  Cuisine: Czech, International. 
•  Average cost of a dish: 310-380 CZK 

Celnice was one of the first Kolkovna Restaurants. You will discover there everything that makes a Kolkovna a Kolkovna. First-class service, excellent gastronomy and most of all Pilsner lager, enhanced with the unique atmosphere of the place, which accentuates the pride in the long and famous tradition of Czech beer brewing. When you come to Celnice, you should watch the bartender, who literally conjures up one creamy headed Pilsner beer after another. And what about that foam! Kolkovna Celnice offers seating areas on two floors as well as outdoors. The total number of seats is 426. The premises are fully air-conditioned and divided into smoking and non-smoking areas. Apart from Pilsner Urquell, there are also other beers served on tap, such as Velkopopovický Kozel stout and Birell Světlý

 Average cost of a dish: 250-300 CZK

The Strahov Monastery Brewery can be found near Prague Castle, on the territory of the Strahov Monastery, which was founded in 1142 by King Vladislav II. The first mention of the brewery appears at the turn of the XIII - XIV centuries. The brewery was restored only in 2000 during an extensive, complex reconstruction of the entire facility. 

• The Strahov Monastery Brewery, in its current form, offers visitors a total of 230 places.
• Cuisine: Czech 
• Average cost of a dish: 300-350 CZK 

Location: in the center of Prague - the district of Prague 1, within walking distance of many places of interest in the center. Description: the brewery was founded in 1499, a special dark beer is already brewed here more than 500 years. The brewery halls are interesting in their design and include 8 halls. The smallest one named “Academy”, with a capacity of up to 30 people, is made of wood; on the walls there are portraits of old guests. Other rooms are also made in various styles - with stained-glass windows, in the Gothic style, etc.

•  There is a summer terrace with a capacity of up to 500 people. In summer, the restaurant has capacity up to 1,200 people, in winter - up to 700. 
• Average cost of a dish: 350-400 CZK
  

The foundation of the building, where the U Medvidku ’restaurant is located, dates from 1466. Former brewer, with the first Prague cabaret, in the last century was rebuilt into one of the largest pubs in Prague. The restaurant has a terrace where you can be at any time of the year. The terrace is covered by a roof, equipped with a heating system and adequately lit. For business meetings or private family evenings, the restaurant has a special room for 35 people, where you can organize a meeting. The maximum capacity is 440 people, but if necessary, the capacity can be increased to 700 people. The minimum number of guests when renting a hall is 40 people. Upon request, we can arrange flower arrangements, conference equipment, live music, a guided tour of the brewery with tasting. 

 Average cost of a dish: 270-350 CZK 

Location: in the center of Prague, in 5-minute walk from the Old Town Square. Description: A visit to the tavern will take you hundreds of years ago - to the Middle Ages! You will plunge into its severe, but at the same time romantic atmosphere. You will have something to see, there will be something to listen to, and most importantly, to taste. Accompanied by fencers, comedians and charming dancers, ancient music, wine and beer will flow like a river, you will even have to eat in the spirit of the era - with your hands! The cost of the historical show includes dinner, unlimited consumption of beverages (beer, wine, soft drink), a show program.

 The restaurant has 3 halls with a capacity of up to 280 people. 

• Average cost of a dish: 400 CZK
  

The medieval tavern “At the King of Brabant” is located right in the center of Prague 1. 

One of the oldest pubs in Prague, shrouded in many legends and legends. Alchemists, executioner Jan Mydlarzh, Mozart and the Czech playwright Yaroslav Hasek visited it. However, many scammers have also been here. Open daily since 1375.

 • The design of the Old Prague underground labyrinth and medieval scenery create an unforgettable cultural and gastronomic experience during a feast, accompanied by musical, dance and juggling performances. 

• You will see dancers on tables, all evening is accompanied by live medieval music. You will be entertained by jugglers, a fakir and beggars * eat a medieval specialty cooked on an open fire * be prepared for a medieval setting that can shock you, as well as for a bit of rude medieval speech. 

• Average cost of a dish: 450 CZK
  

Location: 80 km from Prague, in the estate "Detenice". You will turn up in the medieval tavern near the castle, where an unusual medieval show will begin for you. Have you ever dreamed of being in the Middle Ages? And we want to fulfill your desires and invite you to cross the threshold to find yourself in a typical tavern of the times of mysterious knights, highway robbers, inquisition and great kings. Everything here transmit the atmosphere of primitiveness and simplicity of manners of that time, because the interior is made of stone, wood and animal skins, candles give light, the floor is covered with straw, and the walls and ceiling are scorched by torches. You will be met not by refined courtiers, but by guys dressed in medieval rags who will communicate with everyone on equal terms. You will be asked: “What will you eat?”, And then they will bring delicious meat cooked over an open fire and serve beer that has been brewed in the local brewery since the beginning of the 14th century. Local beer, as they say, has magical properties to set people up for a love mood, it is even called the “Love beer”. You enjoy your meal, and around you there is a whirlpool of a medieval show, where live music sounds, belly dancing is performed on tables, shootings and fights of robbers, dwarfs and beggars, execution of a witch by the holy Inquisition. And, of course, the apotheosis will be a magnificent show of a local fire swallower and his beautiful student. 

• Average cost of a dish: 300-350 CZK
  

 Location: in the city center, Na Prikope Street. Description: Slovan House is a cultural and entertainment center with restaurants, boutiques, on its top floor there is a multi-cinema «Cinema City». For various events is used The Empire Hall made in Art Deco style, with a total area of 1400 sq m. 

 Location: on the Slavic island of the Vltava River opposite the National Theater. The palace was built in 1884 in the neo-renaissance style. There is a beautiful view of Prague Castle from the palace park. Description: the palace is perfect for holding conferences, various banquets, gala dinners, balls, concerts and other events. There are 2 halls: a Large one (with an area of 950 sq. m), a Small one (with an area of 350 sq. m), and two salons: the Primatorsky salon (area of 150 sq. m) and the Knight salon (area of 250 sq. m). 

Location: in the green district of Prague called Troia. Over the castle there is a hill covered with a grape rod where the Saint Klara’s chapel is situated. There are the Prague zoo and a botanical garden in the same area. Description: the castle was built in 1679-1685 in Baroque style. There is a park in French style and a green labyrinth around the castle. The castle interiors are decorated with beautiful frescoes. In the castle there are two halls for holding various events: the Main hall (280 sq.m) with a capacity up to 200 persons, it is possible to get in it on the front staircase from the park, and the second hall (160 sq.m) in the former castle stable which nowadays is a wonderful place for holding banquets, conferences and other events. 

 Location: in the center of MalaStrana opposite Saint Nikolay's cathedral, in several meters from Charles Bridge. Description: the building is made in Baroque style and has beautiful halls with parquet floors, high windows, and crystal chandeliers. Here take place political congresses, the official meetings of the European Union and businessmen. The biggest hall (there are four columns in it, it should be taken into account in case of holding a conference) is named after an opera star Emma Destinova (196 sq.m), at the same level there is a Lobby salon (78 sq.m), the Crystal hall (65 sq.m} and two adjacent salons – Mikulashsky and Malostansky – each of 42 sq.m. On the roof there is a small terrace where it is possible to organize a roat, the amazing view of Prague Castle opens from it. 

Location: in the center of Prague, on the bank of the Vltava river at Manesov Bridge. Description: The building, founded in 1885, is built in Neo-Renessans style and is considered to be a multipurpose cultural center. There are lots of exhibition and concert halls in it. Czech philharmonic hall, a gallery and café are located in Rudolfinum. For conferences and other various events are used several salons, the closed Courtyard and the Column hall, which is used also for gala dinners. The Presidential salon is interesting for its antique furniture. It is used for press conferences or small meetings. The smallest – the western salon - is used for small meetings. Total capacity – up to 650 persons. It is also possible to rent a sound recording studio. 

Renaissance-style Nelagozeves Castle is located on a high cliff overlooking the Vltava River, 30 km north of Prague. The oldest written record of Nelagozeves dates back to 1352. 

Nelagoseves must be visited. This is the only castle whose interiors are completely open to the public and recreate in detail the atmosphere of the Middle Ages.

•  The smallest - the western salon - is designed for small meetings and meetings. 
• Total capacity - up to 150 people. 

The most important cultural heritage in Prague is the Lobkowicz Palace, which is of great importance for local residents. Here is a rich collection of unique, and extremely interesting items. 

The café terrace, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of Prague, is especially popular. You should definitely visit the richly decorated reception rooms (the so-called “Concert”, “Balcony” and “Marble” halls) and the unique chapel at the building. The Concert Hall is currently hosting classical music concerts. 

•  Salons - designed for receptions and meetings. Total capacity - up to 250 people.

The grand four-story house built by Antonin Turek is considered a vivid example of historicism in architecture. A lot of details were used in the design of the facades of the National House, but the building looks surprisingly harmonious. 

Inside the building there are forty different rooms and three main halls. The most beautiful is the Mayakovsky Hall (the poet spoke here in 1927) with a huge balcony, magnificent chandeliers and ceiling frescoes by Adolf Liebher. The balcony of the Mayakovsky Hall with a beautiful wrought-iron staircase communicates with the Karel Rais chamber, intended for concerts and film premieres. The most cozy is the small Public Hall - a bright Art Nouveau room with a glass ceiling.