| Nebozizek Restaurant is set on the hillside, halfway up Petřín Hill, a beautiful area of park and woodland in the Lesser Town in Prague. Guests who make the journey up to the restaurant are rewarded with wonderful views over Prague, both by day and at night, as well as an eye-level view across to Prague Castle. The dining area at Nebozizek is a large glass conservatory, warm and snug in winter, and cool, light and airy in summer. The restaurant also has a large outdoor terrace, which is open for most of the year.
Nebozizek serves a well-chosen menu of Czech and international cuisine. The dishes are carefully prepared and presented, appealing to a wide range of tastes. Given the location, the food is very reasonably priced. There is also a selection of wines available by the glass and bottle to suit all budgets, including several fine Czech wines. A talented pianist performs on most evenings, depending on the number of diners, adding further charm to the Nebozizek experience. To reach the restaurant, Nebozizek offers free taxi transport for Prague Experience customers from the bottom of Petřín Hill (city centre). Full details are provided in the booking confirmation. Alternatively, in daylight hours, guests who enjoy walking can visit the attractions at the top of Petřín Hill before dining, then take a 20-minute walk down to Nebozizek through the trees and parkland.
Nebozizek is also accessible from the bottom of Petřín Hill on foot; the 20-minute walk up Petřín Hill is reasonably steep, but is very pleasant, passing through gardens and apple orchards. At the end of your visit, either take a taxi down, or a nice way to finish the evening off is to walk down Petřín Hill to the Lesser Town and stroll across Charles Bridge. Nebozizek is a fine restaurant to visit throughout the year. On clear days, watch the sun set over Prague’s red rooftops and see the city light up before you. In winter, you may be fortunate enough to experience a snow-covered city while comfortably cocooned inside the restaurant. For a few hours at least, Prague will be at your feet. |