Lokál Dlouhááá is defined by its length, stretching nearly seventy meters back from the entrance as a long, corridor-like beer hall. Opened in two thousand nine, it was the first location in a chain that aimed to revive the traditional…
Historic Old Town Pubs
This walk takes you through Prague's legendary beer culture via its most historic pubs, from centuries-old cellars to the birthplace of Pilsner Urquell.
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1. Lokál Dlouhááá
2. U Pivrnce
U Pivrnce is a pub defined by the distinct, humorous illustrations of Czech artist Petr Urban that cover its interior surfaces. These cartoons, which often feature the fictional character Ruda Pivrnec, range from lighthearted scenes to…
3. U Zlatého tygra
U Zlatého tygra, or The Golden Tiger, is marked by a distinctive relief of a walking tiger above its entrance on Husova Street. The building itself dates back to the fourteenth century, though the pub has occupied the ground floor since…
4. U Dvou koček
The restaurant U Dvou koček, or At the Two Cats, sits on Uhelný trh in the heart of Prague’s Old Town. You can identify the building by the pair of black-and-white cats depicted in its logo near the entrance. While the structure itself…
5. Pivovar U Medvídků
Pivovar U Medvídků is marked by a stone portal featuring two carved black bears, with an inscription between them dating to sixteen fourteen. This historic brewery house in Prague’s Old Town traces its origins to the thirteenth century,…
6. Jelínkova plzeňská pivnice
Jelínkova plzeňská pivnice, frequently called U Jelínků, occupies the ground floor of a building on Charvátova Street that dates back to the fourteenth century. The pub is identifiable by its compact, no-frills interior, where standing…
7. Restaurace U Pinkasů
Restaurace U Pinkasů sits on Jungmannovo náměstí, distinguished by its stone-vaulted cellar that backs directly against the foundations of the Church of Our Lady of the Snows. It opened in eighteen forty-three when Jakub Pinkas, a local…