Check out a channel on Youtube called Honest Guide Prague. Its two local lads showing the real prague and is very helpful for a tourist. EDIT: In addition to the above, I just remembered. If the weather is nice, go to Letna Beer Garden. The view from up there of the entire city is incredible, and the beer is very cheap.
At a standard Prague pub, a beer will set you back about €1.20, less than a bottle of water, and about half the price of a cappuccino (€2.10). Many museums are free or cost under €10, meaning you can enjoy a cultural holiday without breaking the bank.
In the wonderful city of Prague beer (pivo to locals) costs around a humble $1.50 a pint, simply amazing. It is quite possibly, the cheapest and best beer in the world. The world-renowned Pilsner Urquell is brewed in Plzen, while Budvar (not to be confused with Budweiser) is brewed in Ceske Budejovice.
Here you can taste beer produced in less-known breweries, which is not that easy to find in other restaurants in Prague Old Town and suburbs. For example, draft beer Tlustý Netopýr, Permon or Samurai. In addition, there are more than 60 varieties of bottled beer from around the world and a popular bright orange summer cocktail – Aperol syringe. Summer | Summer (June, July, and August) is the peak tourist season in Europe, and Prague sees hordes of tourists showing up to enjoy the city’s warm temperatures. During the summer, Prague temperatures can reach as high as 40°C (104°F). Autumn | Autumn temperatures in Prague are quite unpredictable. As the city moves from summer to winter
Hi 6 lads coming to prague on Friday. There are so many conflicting reports as to whether Prague is reasonable or not in terms of price. I keep hearing 'Old Town' is touristy, so the prices exceed typical UK prices. Can somebody set the record straight? Are beer/spirits cheap in prague within bars/nightclubs? Is the nightlife (clubbing-wise
stay away from the big toursut spots and prices will be cheaper,go to the Irish bars and night clubs prices will be more expensive.in my experience in the vast majority of places beer will be a great deal cheaper than any similar place in the Uk and taste far far better. Report inappropriate content. adventureadam2010.
Food/Beer Festivals – Sometimes free, or may charge entry of 50 kc, plus whatever you buy inside; Museums – 100 – 220 kc depending on exhibition; As you can see, the cost of living in Prague is fairly cheap. Especially compared to North America and Western Europe.

The beers are super cheap in Prague, and are some of the best I’ve tasted, with one of the standouts being a moreish cherry beer, followed by a hoppy IPA. Whilst sitting in the pub, we checked availability for Hard Rock Cafe next door for the final pitstop of our trip.

Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden is another popular beer garden in Prague. It is located in the Vinohrady neighborhood and is known for its laid-back atmosphere and great selection of beers. The beer garden serves a variety of beers, including Pilsner Urquell, Kozel, and Staropramen. There are also several food stalls that serve traditional Czech food For good beer, as others have mentioned, Strahov brewery. In the Old Town, U 3 Ruze is good, too. Also, Pivovar Narodni by the National Theatre. The Lego Museum is near there and it's fun. Food in fancy surroundings: Kavarna Slavia or Café Louvre. "Real" Prague plus good beer: take the Metro out to Ladvi, in the concrete-blocks part of town.
Local trains leaving Prague’s central station are very affordable. A 40-minute trip will get you to Karlštejn Castle, with return tickets costing the equivalent of around £5. Entrance to the castle grounds is free, but if you want to see the inside of the castle you’ll have to join a guided tour.
The 15 Best Places for Craft Beer in Prague. 1. BeerGeek Bar. Önder Bingöl: Top Czech beers on tap plus global craft beers in bottle. Mark: Easily the best place for craft beer in Prague, 30 beers on keg, most of which are Czech and hundreds of bottles from around the world in the fridge, also surprisingly easy on the wallet!

But the best way to eat out in Prague is by visiting its beer pubs (vincular a Prague’s beer pubs). Similar in style to taverns, Irish pubs or Spanish bars, having a beer in one of these establishments makes the perfect excuse for catching up with people and having a bite to eat at the same time, with top quality produce.

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