The gothic interior of the restaurant is furnished in the mediaeval style and air-conditioned. The restaurant offers a wide range of specialities of European and Czech cuisine combined with fresh vegetable salads. We also offer a rich choice of Moravian wines, several kinds of beer and other alcoholic as well as soft drinks.Our restaurants have seating for 100, of which 75 in the main hall, and 25 in the saloon. The restaurant is perfectly suitable for individual guests, groups of foreign tourists as well as for banquets, festive parties as well as wedding receptions and company parties.
Traditional Folk Music
Hire your own band to play traditional folk music (contrabass, violin, clarinet, pipes) in the U Ceskych Panu Restaurant. The repertoire consists of the best showcases of Moravian, West and South Czech folk music. The musicians are experienced performers for international audiences, having performed all over the Czech Republic and abroad. The musicians, and waiters, perform in traditional costumes.
Old Music Band
Hire an old style Prague music band of the Žižkov kind. The repertoire consists of old Prague songs, vaudevilles and operettas. Czech folk and traditional songs and world-wide known evergreens can also be included if required. The musicians perform in traditional costumes. The instruments are: contrabass, accordion and violin.
Medieval Entertainment
As your group enjoys some traditional Prague hospitality, women dancers perform traditional Czech dances. Suddenly, two knights enter in full armour and challenge each other to a dual. A fine combat display commences, with knives and short swords. To further transport you back to Medieval times, background medieval music is piped through the restaurant.
We offer car rental services in Prague :
* prices
* cars Skoda, Opel (automatic), Renault, Fiat, Citroen
* we accept credit cards VISA, MASTERCARD
* local maps are included in the rental price
* car - Equipment
* NON STOP service to customers in case of emergency
* car pick up at the office or at the Prague airport
* all cars are insured for the whole of Europe incl. the Czech Republic
* cars are equipped with a security system
* the highway tax for the Czech Republic is included
* you can choose from a variety of accessories
Phone Reservation :
+ 420 603 419 343
Hops have been grown in the region for a long time, and were used in beer making and exported from here since the twelfth century. The Czech Republic has the highest beer consumption per capita in the world.
History
In 1842, a brewery in Plzeň employed Josef Groll, a German brewer who was experienced in the new cold fermentation lager method. Their beer at the time was not of very good quality and they needed to compete. Groll developed a golden Pilsner beer, the first light coloured beer ever brewed. It became an immediate success, and was exported all over the Austrian Empire. A special train of beer travelled from Plzeň to Vienna every morning. Exports of Czech beer reached Paris and the United States by 1874.
Originally Pilsner was a specific term for beers brewed in Plzeň (with Pilsner Urquell being registered as a trademark by the first brewery), and Budweiser for those brewed in České Budějovice. Both terms have lost their original meanings by different means, Pilsner because all the imitations of the original style used the name, Budweiser because of the American Budweiser brewery, set up by a German immigrant. The problem is that the name Budweiser Bier does not historically belong to either of them, since it was used for the first time in 1802 by the “Burgess Brewery”, which exported its beer under that name to the USA in 1875 while Anheuser-Busch started operation in 1876 and their first trademark registration is from 16 July 1878. In 1911 an agreement was settled that Anheuser-Busch may use the Budweiser name in North America and in 1939 it was banned from using Budweiser by Czech breweries there.
Nearly all beer brewed in the Czech Republic is bottom-fermenting. This varies in colour from pale (Světlé), through amber (Polotmavé) and dark (Tmavé) to black (Černé) and in strength from 3-9% abv. Top-fermented wheat beer (Pšeničné pivo) is also available.
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We advise you both before and after your operation, we –where applicable- share with you the feedback of other patients, we help you with your choice of Doctor, with your travel plans and we organise the consultation and operation dates for you.
We are always glad to take the time for you personally, time to answer your personal questions and to give your personal wishes and thoughts the full attention that they deserve. We will also explain the boundaries of cosmetic surgery. Our goal is to answer any questions or queries you may have concerning cosmetic surgery with competence and assurance. We aim to cater the planning and organisation of your stay to your personal requirements and to be there as a contact person for you even after the operation. Based upon our experience, we can answer many of your questions and understand any doubts or fears that you may have.
With our professional contracted clinic in beautiful Prague and our experience built up since 2001, we can advise you competently, neutrally and independently. We ourselves have been very impressed by the qualifications and the results achieved by the CZ-Wellmed Doctors and have thoroughly checked the standard, the environment and the conditions of the clinic. At regular meetings our team meet up with the Doctors involved to keep informed on the latest medical news and to exchange knowledge. You can profit from our experience and research.
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Prague Zoological Garden has contributed significantly to saving the Przewalski horse. For many years it was the biggest breeder of the species in the world. In 2008 Forbes Traveler Magazine listed Prague ZOO among the world’s best zoos.
Brief history
1881 The Idea - On the occasion of the marriage of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria and Princess Stéphanie of Belgium, an appeal to establish a zoological garden in Prague was published in the newspapers by count Sweerts-Spork.
1919 At the meeting of the advisory board for mathematics and natural sciences at the Ministry of education and national enlightenment, a committee was established to start the preparatory work on the establishment of the Prague zoological garden.
1931 The Opening - On 28 September “The building site of the zoological garden” was opened for the public and in the sunny afternoon the first visitors entered the gate.
1938 The first young Andean vulture in the world was hatched and reared.
1942 The first polar bear cub was artificially bred in the world (a female named Ilun).
1959 Dr. Zdeněk Veselovský was appointed the director of the zoo. Under his leadership, the Prague zoo reached some world class successes in the area of breeding and scientific research.
2001 The first artificial breeding of a Przewalski’s Horse in the world.
2002 Prague suffered the worst floods in its history. A large part of the zoo was under water and many animals died. The zoo soon recovered.
2008 ForbesTraveler.com listed Prague ZOO among the world’s best zoos.
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The Prague Metro comprises three lines, each of which is represented by its own colour on the maps and signs: Line A (green), Line B (yellow) and Line C (red). There are 57 stations in total (three of which are transfer stations) connected by nearly 60 kilometres of mostly underground railways. The metro service operates between 4-5 A.M. till midnight every day, with about two- to three-minute intervals between trains during rush hours. Over 620 million passengers use the Prague Metro every year.
The metro is run by the Prague Public Transit Company Co. Inc. Which manages all means of public transport around the city (the metro, tramways, buses, the funicular to Petřín Hill and the chairlift inside Prague Zoo). Since 1993, this system has been connected to commuter trains and buses and also to “park-and-ride” parking lots. Together they form a public transportation network reaching further from the city called Prague Integrated Transport. Whilst the large system is zonally priced, the metro is fully inside the central zone.
Many Prague Metro stations are quite large, with several entrances spaced relatively far apart. This can often lead to confusion for tourists, especially at the central hubs such as Můstek or Muzeum: it is not enough to merely get off at the right station; one must also choose the right way out to the surface, otherwise one can easily find oneself five or ten minutes’ walking distance from the required destination. However, in general the stations are well signposted even for those unfamiliar with local language.
Tickets
The Prague Metro is an open ticket system. Passengers must buy and validate a ticket before entering the metro platform. There are uniformed ticket inspectors who have the right to check the validity of the ticket at any time within the compulsory ticket area.
The tickets are the same for all means of transport in Prague (excluding commuter trains for single tickets). The basic single ticket (the transfer variant) costs 26 CZK (as of 1 January 2008) and allows a 75-minute ride (90 minutes during evenings, weekends and state holidays). The non-transferable ticket (costing 18 CZK) is valid for a distance of five metro stations (not including the station of validation) allowing changes between lines A, B and C, but no longer than 30 minutes in total. Since December 2007 SMS purchase for the basic single transfer ticket is possible by sending DPT to 902 06 26 (Czech operators only, valid for 90 minutes).
Short-term tourist passes are available for periods of 24 hours (100 CZK), 3 days (330 CZK) and 5 days (500 CZK).
In addition, longer-term season tickets can be bought (photo ID required) for periods of one month (550 CZK), three months (1480 CZK) or the annual pass (4750 CZK).
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Slovansky dum was built up of two medieval houses based in the primary part of the town. Historical records say that smaller one was bought by squire Janek One-Eyed, gatekeeper in close Royal Court about year of 1414. There are speculations that he was famous chieftain and Hussite Jan Zizka of Trocnov.
During the centuries tens of holders had this house – craftsmen and tradesmen, knights, gentlemen, barons and counts. House was countlessly changed including renaissance and baroque re-buildings. But the most important change came in 17th century, when new holder, Jan Barolomej, baron Vernier de Rougemont, imperial cavalry captain and lord of Lipnice and Svetla nad Sazavou bought the house. He rebuilt it into baroque palace with geometrically fashioned French garden leading towards Jindrisska street.
This noble lineage gave to Slovansky dum an alias as Vernier palace listed in Index of Czech Republic historical monuments. In 1799 the Tuskany’s accomodated whole general staff of Russian expedition corps, including archduke Konstantin and generalissimus Suvorov. Tuskany’s started to use palace for trade and production too and next holder, Leopold Dormitzer, developed it much more by building an textile factory here. In neighbourhood many hotels, cafes and banks were established and production was about to stop. In 1873 a guild of Deutsche Kasino gained house called German house since this time.
After WWII, in 1945 the palace was expropriated and renamed to Slovansky dum (Slavic House). Here were organized gastronomical festivities, company parties, balls, concerts and meetings in following years. In year of 1997 house came in holding of PKSC. House was completely reconstructed into form of baroque/secession palace with three modern administration buildings in area of 32.000m2. Slovansky dum offers to its visitors the best restaurants in centre of Prague, shops of well known world brands, astonishing secession ballrooms and modern multi-cinema with 10 airconditioned halls and capacity 1.839 seats.
]]>* 180 shops
* 20 restaurants, bars and cafés
* the biggest underground parking in Prague 1 with capacity of 900 places
* 19 500 sqm offices
The PALLADIUM complex is one of Europe’s most exciting shopping centres due to its role as major venue for the performing arts. Taking its cue from the rich musical and historical heritage of the site, the theming will refer to famous Czech artists, writers, composers, performers and other artists.
The architectural concept for the exterior aimed at sensitively blending an historic building (a 19th century barracks) with new elements. The project revitalized a previously neglected 13,500 sqm site in the heart of old Prague. Thanks to PALLADIUM, the center of Prague has new look.
The creative design features extend to the shop fronts, flooring, handrails, escalators, columns and ceilings. The mall is naturally lit, and fountains and shopping pavilions add to the lively atmosphere. Part of the interiors form three major archeological foundings. The center also plans to exhibit some other significant founding in special showcases. Its use also find stone troughs from the former riding hall which will be used as a part of fountain sculpture in the office building court yard from Na Porříčí street.
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There are billiard rooms, dancing halls, and an elevated podium for music and so on at disposal. Naturally there had to be fast refreshment and snack bar and delicatessen for those who wanted to test the cold meat at home especially.That atmosphere was coupled with rent premises for motor – show, fancy- goods, sporting goods, and electrical appliances and for the representations of a number of firms. There was always counted with renters living there in order to be the palace a bright house.
After nationalization
The house declined gradually. The luxury equipment of the firm was lost, damaged, its renovation and repairs were made withouth a proper conception and with an aim to common running of the enterpise. The cinema was likvidated gradually, first it served as a testing department and later a deposit of the National theatre. There are 31 renters in the flats and 21 firms in non-residential premises. Present situation The house is on hand of 8 part owners, children and grandchildren of builders of Palace Metro of Václav and Otylie Kleinhampl now. The part owners lead housing management in their arrangement with own METRO-PALAC s.r.o.. They repair Palác Metro step by step – repairs and reconstructions in the whole house both single rented areas as circulating area.
N11When it comes to music, entertainment, drinking and other events Music club N11 is the best gate into the Prague’s nightlife.
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 20:00 – 04:00
Wednesday 20:00 – 04:00
Thursday 20:00 – 04:00
Friday 19:00 – 05:00
Saturday 19:00 – 05:00
Sunday CLOSED