Looking for a nice romantic restaurant for my husband's 55th birthday. Any price range.
Prague restaurant for birthday celebration
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Okay I have just the place for you.!!!
Book it now and tell them it is for your husband's 55th Birthday.
Tell them for sure you want the best table by the window for those gorgeous views down to Old Town Prague.
The restaurant is "The Nebozizek" and it is half way up Petrin Hill.
There is a funnicular to take you up there.
You can walk from your hotel room to the Funicular. ( I did)
Here is the website
http://www.nebozizek.cz/
Just click Translate ( to English).
President Clinton was here.
Tell them President Clinton is NOT coming and YOU want his table.
That looks beautiful Percy. Thanks so much!
The views are breath-taking from here and in September you will get a tinge of fall colours.
The funicular makes three stops.
The middle stop is the Nebozizek, this is where get off and just walk across to the Nebozizek Restaurant.
Wish I was there again !
I have wanted to go to Prague for years! I can't wait! Thanks again.
Wow ! This looks like a neat place.
I have friends going to Prague end of May.
Just how do you get there.?
To get to the Restaurant:
1.Click on the website I gave above.
2.Click to translate to English if not already done.
3.Scroll to the bottom and click on "Virtual Tour"
4. After the "Tour" click on Map and this will show you roughly where it is.
I do not know where your friends will be staying but they can do this:
1. Walk to the National Theatre Building ( if on the Old Town side).
2. The bridge right there is the Legions Bridge.
3. Walk across the Legions Bridge and go another 2 blocks.
4. You will come to the base of Petrin Hill and you will see some horific monument to The Victims of Communism.
5.Turn RIGHT about 1 1/2 block and you will see the Funicular Station.