Eva is a licensed guide in Prague and several other towns in the Czech Republic, providing interesting and fun tours all over the city. She has in depth knowledge about the historical sites around Prague and knows hidden details that you’d be likely to miss on your own.
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Hotel Pod Vezi
Hotel Pod Vezi is located in the UNESCO protected area in the city center, right next to the Charles Bridge. If offers stylish modern rooms in a charming atmosphere and is walking distance to Prague’s top sites and attractions such as the Prague Castle or Old Town Square.
BoHo Prague Hotel
Located just steps away from the Old Town Square, BoHo Hotel provides its guests with a quiet place to relax that is also conveniently located. It is a place where culture, hospitality, and elegance come together and guests can enjoy their trip in the center of Prague.
K+K Hotel Fenix
K+K Hotel is in the heart of Prague, just minutes away from the best shopping spots, tourist attractions, and nightlife. The multi-lingual staff makes your stay as comfortable as possible and is always happy to offer advice on the best things to do and tips on getting around. The guest rooms come equipped with a mini bar, full climate control, modern amenities, and a stylish bathroom.
Appia Hotel Residences Prague
Appia Hotel Residences is located in the historical center of Prague with 22 chic rooms, a summer garden, and buffet breakfast. It is just a quick walk from the Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and several other popular sites and shopping destinations.
Miss Sophie’s Hotel
Whether you’re in Prague for business or pleasure, Miss Sophie’s will provide you with a warm and luxurious place to stay. The cafe/bar provides daily breakfast with omelettes, pancakes, meats, fresh rolls and fruits, and it a perfect way to get the day started. The hotel itself is located in a quaint neighborhood with local shops, cafes, and restaurants, and is close to the city center by either train or on foot. If you want to be more convinced to stay at this boutique hotel, feel free to check out the several magazines where the hostel was featured including New York Times, Glamour, Elle, Washington Post, The Times, The Guardian Unlimited, Lonely Planet, and many more.
Paprika Mediterranean Bistro & Bar
Paprika is a small, but cozy bistro in Vinohrady, Prague, offering fresh Israeli cuisine the way the restaurant’s founders were taught to cook it by their families in Israel. The restaurant opened in July 2017 and continues to provide its signature meals such as Hummus, Sabich, Shawarma, Shakshuka, and Falafel. They also make their own laffa and pita bread, as well as traditional Jerusalem bagels. Paprika is vegan-friendly and imports most of their high quality ingredients directly from Israel, which are also for sale in their online shop. At Paprika, you will find people of different cultures and backgrounds sharing their dining experience side-by-side. By importing their spices and ingredients from Israel, Paprika ensures authentic and outstanding Israeli food for you right in Prague.
La Veranda
La Veranda strives to bring a homey and comfortable feel to its restaurant in both the atmosphere and its dishes. By following a “Happy Meal” philosophy, the chefs work to not only provide customers with the tastiest dishes, but also leave them feeling happy and satisfied. Some of their unique menu items include pumpkin risotto, roasted duck liver, and sea bass with calamari. They also have several dessert specials such as roasted pineapple with gingerbread, cinnamon foam, gingerbread ice cream, and pineapple gel with Malibu! La Veranda is located just in the outskirts of Prague’s Old Town and is a top choice among both locals and tourists that you don’t want to miss out on.
Jewish Heritage Walk
This Jewish Heritage Walk will give you a full overview of Jewish history in Amsterdam from 1600 up until the Jewish history today. The tour begins with a quick geographical explanation of Amsterdam Jews in Spain and Portugal around 1600 and then moves into the center of the former Jewish quarter, where the Jewish population was once thriving.
From there, you will get a view from the St Antonie’s sluis where you can see the Motelbeans tower, a place that according to the legend, the first rabbi in Amsterdam landed. On the tour you will see the Rembrandt house, the first diamond factory in Europe, the Waterlooplein, the first official synagogue, The Plantage war and Holocaust memories, a sculpture of the philosopher Spinoza, and finally, the monument for the Jewish resistance during World War II.
You will hear stories of Portuguese Jews who are related to the Dutch royal family and learn about the horror the Jews experienced under Nazi occupation and the effect this had on the population of Amsterdam. When you complete the tour, you will understand the importance of the Jewish community and culture in Amsterdam and the richness they added to Amsterdam society since their arrival in 1600.
Jewish History Tour
This Jewish history tour is unlike any other in that the tour guide takes a very personal approach and allows you to experience Jewish life in Amsterdam through the eyes of a single family, the Sousa family. On this tour, you will discover the 10 generation history of this family from the 17th century until today. You might be wondering how the guides know so many personal stories. Well, this is because the guides are describing their own family history!
The tour begins in the historical Jewish district, where the first Jews arrived in the 17th century. Here you will hear about how the Jews lived, what their professions were, and their position in society. Some of the highlights in this district include the famous Waterlooplein flea market, several Holocaust memorials, and the Portuguese Synagogue. These guides are eager to share their family’s history with you and there is no better way to learn about the Jewish history than through the eyes a family who once lived there.
