Lifestyle as an imprint of the space we live in

Short, dark days, cold weather, and rain. If the coming season is synonymous with depression for you, too, pay attention. These new saunas from Czech designers will restore your zest for life and energy.

Just a few years ago, it seemed that even though it’s right in the heart of Prague, the area around Wenceslas Square was a bit of a forgotten—and perhaps even wild—corner of the city. Recently, however, things have started to change, and Vodičkova Street is finding its way back into your address books. It’s full of interesting spots and cool places where you’ll forget you’re in the hectic city center.

Holešovice is a super-modern neighborhood full of unique spots. And we’re not just talking about the local food scene. In recent years, it has also become a hub for culture and design. Where can you catch a play, and where can you get the crispiest croissant first thing in the morning?

Dejvice is a popular neighborhood to live in because it’s pleasantly quiet, yet still bustling with life. It’s full of beautiful architecture and great cafés, bistros, and restaurants. New spots are joining the ranks of those that are already well-known. To make sure you don’t miss any of them, here’s a list of the ten best.

The charm of Old Vršovice, enhanced by its beautiful architecture, has been attracting residents for more than a century. The character of this first-class neighborhood is underscored by the mature trees lining the streets, excellent restaurants, and the popular Heroldovy sady park. In short, Vršovice has it all.

Easter eggs, lamb cakes, and Easter bread. Few of us can imagine the spring holidays without these symbols. Want to enjoy this year’s Easter a little differently? Here are a few tips for great places where you can truly savor its magic—literally.

Malá Strana is undoubtedly one of Prague’s most charming neighborhoods. It’s no wonder, then, that people from all corners of the world flock here. But this district isn’t just a tourist attraction—it also offers exclusive living with the unique atmosphere of old Prague, complemented by a diverse selection of restaurants and places to explore design and art, or simply spend your free time. You’ll find a little inspiration in this article.