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The city’s rich cultural and historical heritage make it a permanent draw for tourists. The excellent public transport and cosmopolitan and artistic life is a boon to its residents.
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10 August 2011
From dim sum to modern Czech, Prague’s restaurant scene is diversifying.
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03 May 2011
Famous for being the birthplace of pilsner, the country consumes more beer per capita than anywhere else in the world.
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25 March 2011
To really discover the country, take one of several easy trips from Prague.
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25 March 2011
Linger over an espresso where Kafka, Einstein and Václav Havel gained caffeinated inspiration.
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23 March 2011
A local beer culture is developing that focuses on the best regional and microbrewers, and a handful of pubs have opened around town where you can sample these harder-to-find, but worth-searching-out beers.
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22 March 2011
Musical talent has long flourished in the Czech capital: Passersby haul tubas and trumpets around the streets; churches double as classical concert halls; and as evening falls, strains of jazz sashay slinkily out of bars and restaurants.
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21 March 2011
From the hapel of Mirrors to Smetana Hall, music is everywhere in Prague.
21 March 2011
Sitting astride the Vltava River, with its fairytale hilltop castle and soaring Gothic spires, Prague retains one of the most complete ensembles of Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque architecture in Europe.
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02 December 2010
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