Vinohrady Breaks

If you love a neighbourhood with grand architecture, leafy parks, and a touch of boho cool, then Vinohrady is your perfect Prague escape. Once home to royal vineyards – the neighbourhood’s name in Czech actually means ‘Vineyards’ – this stylish district blends historic charm with a thriving food, café, and nightlife scene. Whether you're here for brunch, boutique shopping, or a glass of Moravian wine at sunset, Vinohrady serves up the best of Prague with a relaxed, sophisticated flair.

Start your day in Náměstí Míru (Peace Square), the beating heart of Vinohrady. Overlooking the square is the striking Church of St. Ludmila, a neo-Gothic masterpiece with twin spires that dominate the skyline. Pop into one of the nearby cafés, where the coffee culture is as strong as the brews, and watch the world go by in this picturesque setting.

When you’re in the mood for food, Vinohrady is home to some of Prague’s best restaurants and bistros. Whether you fancy a hearty Czech dish like svíčková (beef with creamy sauce and dumplings), an indulgent brunch, or international cuisine with a modern twist, this district has you covered. And, of course, no visit would be complete without sampling a glass of local Moravian wine or a perfectly poured Czech beer.

For a dose of fresh air, take a stroll through Riegrovy Sady, one of Prague’s most beloved parks. With panoramic city views, lush green spaces, and a lively open-air beer garden, it’s the perfect place to unwind. On a sunny day, sip on a cold Czech lager at one of the communal tables while enjoying the stunning sunset views over the city.

As evening falls, Vinohrady’s charm shifts from chic cafés to sultry city lights. Begin your night with a crisp glass of Moravian wine in a cosy bar, where candlelit corners and smooth pours set the perfect tone. Feeling adventurous? Step through an unmarked door into a secret speakeasy, where expert mixologists shake up inventive cocktails with a dash of old-world glamour.

Prefer a more relaxed vibe? Settle in at a trendy craft beer pub, or head to a basement jazz club, where dim lighting, intimate seating, and live saxophone solos transport you to another era. However you spend the night, Vinohrady serves up style with every sip.