Prague

Bryan Irace: This is off the beaten path and probably not worth trekking to if you don’t happen to be in the neighborhood, but this was right near our hotel and we loved the traditional food and homemade beer.

Bryan Irace: One of the cooler places we saw on the trip. A monastery that brews there own beer (and serves good food, as well). Also serves as a small albeit interesting museum to walk through.

Bryan Irace: Supposedly the best bar to get unfiltered Pilsner Urquell.

Bryan Irace: We tried to go to Mlejnice around the corner, but it was crowded, so ended up here. More traditional Czech food which we loved. Get the smažený sýr (a big mozzarella stick eaten with a knife and fork)

Bryan Irace: Plan to spend a few hours over here, walking around the castle. You can see a bunch of it for free but there's also at least one paid tier that gives you access to more exhibits.

Bryan Irace: Incredibly moving cemetery to visit. Plan to spend a half day in the Jewish quarter with this being the highlight.

Bryan Irace: Can’t speak to the hotel itself but we had lunch up top. Food was mediocre but provides a great view of the square and the astronomical clock.

Bryan Irace: Prague’s biggest tourist trap. The building that houses the clock is worth going up to the top of, for nice views of the city.

Bryan Irace: Tourist attraction. Worth walking over just to take everything in.

Bryan Irace: A good international restaurant right on the water. Good views but definitely not traditional Czech food by any means.