Itinerary
- Nove MEsto: We will meet in the New Town quarter where with it's mixture or 19th century Art Nouveau and early 20 century Functionalism architecture style.
we will show you some non-touristy attractions and we will go to the first restaurant to try some typical Czech food and drinks. - Karlovo namesti: We will walk through Prague's largest historical square on our way to a pastry shop.
- Wenceslas Square: We will walk through intricate network of beautiful passages around Wenceslas square within special attention to the largest one in Lucerna palace with it's cultural and historical importance.
- We will finish in the heart of Old Town and taste some Moravian wine.
Includes
- There are sweet deserts on the menu and coffee or tea is coming with it.
- Selection of 2-3 small beers, typical Czech spirit and glass of Moravian wine (each drink possible to swap for non-alcoholic option). We will not serve alcoholic beverages to minors.
- There are 5-8 tastings (depending on group size) pub snacks, starters, sandwiches a dessert at 4 different places. We always order ala carte in real restaurants - no"special" tourist tastings menus.
- It will be a great mistake to not taste the Czech Coca-Cola alternative from socialist era. Also anytime you'd not feel for beer there will place for trying different Czech sodas.
- We'll not have any main course large meals. Believe us Czech snacks and starters are enough food and also we'll prepare a list of must have Czech dishes for you to try as a home work.
Details
Get ready to experience the blast from the past of traditional Czech cuisine. Our Prague Retro Food Tour explores local spots which seemed as if they were stuck in the communist times of former Czechoslovakia. Something entirely different from typical tourist spots.
The tour visits 4 thematic spots, including a pub from before WW2 times, a cake shop where all grandmas from Prague have their weekly meetings, a famous Prague delicatessen with a history of 1916, and a socialist-era wine bar with draft wine from Moravian Slovakia region.
You will also discover some of the most beautiful passages during the walking transfers between our tour venues. We’ll provide interesting historical facts and recommend numerous other Prague pubs, restaurants, and cafés worth visiting.
To keep our tour as a truly communal experience, we do only small groups, which allow us to engage with each other and also be respectful to local residents and traditional customers of our venues.
The tour visits 4 thematic spots, including a pub from before WW2 times, a cake shop where all grandmas from Prague have their weekly meetings, a famous Prague delicatessen with a history of 1916, and a socialist-era wine bar with draft wine from Moravian Slovakia region.
You will also discover some of the most beautiful passages during the walking transfers between our tour venues. We’ll provide interesting historical facts and recommend numerous other Prague pubs, restaurants, and cafés worth visiting.
To keep our tour as a truly communal experience, we do only small groups, which allow us to engage with each other and also be respectful to local residents and traditional customers of our venues.
Know Before You Go
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please note that the entire duration includes our walking time.
- The Tour is not suitable for vegans and vegetarians should expect very limited options as Czech cuisine is mostly meat based. If you have some allergies or intolerance, let us know in advance and we will try to modify the menu if needed.
