Kavárna Kaaba occupies a small space on Mánesova Street in the Vinohrady district. While its name references a sacred structure in Mecca, the interior design draws from a different origin entirely. Stepping inside, the café presents an…
Vinohrady Cafes and Parks
Stroll through Prague's most elegant late 19th-century residential neighborhood to find classic local cafes, a bustling farmers' market, and beautiful hillside parks.
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1. Kavárna Kaaba
2. Vinohradská tržnice
The Vinohradská tržnice stands out for its distinctive russet-colored facade and two prominent rectangular towers that rise above the street. Built in nineteen oh three on the site of a former machine factory, the structure was designed by…
3. Vinohradská vodárna
The Vinohradská vodárna is a seven-story, neo-Renaissance tower on Korunní Street, easily identified by the statues of trumpeting angels perched on its corners. Built in eighteen eighty-two and expanded in eighteen ninety-one, this tower…
4. Farmers' Market, Jiřího z Poděbrad
The Farmers’ Market on Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad, known to locals as Jiřák, fills the space directly in front of the Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord. Designed by the architect Josip Plečnik, the church features a distinctively…
5. Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
The Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord is defined by its massive, flat-faced tower, which rises forty-two meters above the square. Across the surface of this tower sits a circular window nearly eight meters wide, housing a clock…
6. Riegrovy Sady View
Riegrovy Sady is an eleven-hectare park in the Vinohrady district, defined by a western grassy slope that offers a direct, panoramic view across the city toward Prague Castle. Founded in nineteen oh two and designed in an English style,…