In the historical center of Prague, on Řetězová Street, there is the Autentista Wine and Champagne Bar, which offers a unique experience for wine lovers. This bar specializes in authentic wines, including both local Moravian and Czech wines as well as world-class natural wine highlights.

The Radegast Brewery continues to fulfill its commitment to retain more water in the landscape by 2030 than it consumes for beer production. This year, it is launching a campaign in collaboration with the initiative "Let's Clean Up Czechia" to clean up watercourses and their surroundings, which people from all over the Czech Republic can join. Among the most active participants, the brewery intends to distribute 2,030 barrels for rainwater retention. All of this aims to retain water in the landscape and combat drought.

In the heart of the Old Town, the story of one of the most iconic Italian restaurants in Prague – Kogo Havelská – has been unfolding for 30 years.

Immerse yourself in the story of the first golden lager right in the historic center of Prague. The interactive exhibition Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience brings the circumstances of the creation of Pilsner beer closer to all your senses.

The Holešovice Market is like a living organism that has been breathing with Prague for over a century. A place where raw history meets pulsating modernity. Former slaughterhouses, an animal market, and a vegetable paradise – today a scene for culture, food, and community, celebrating 130 years since its establishment this year. From April 24 to May 14, a series of events will take place here, uniquely connecting the most interesting aspects of the past and present. Expect experiences that will surprise, delight, and inspire you. Time for the gastro performance BEEF, the aroma of old recipes, and futuristic flavors. Time for an open pop-up café with a reading room and an authentic menu. Time for concerts that will animate Hall 17, and an exhibition that will take you on a journey through time to the very top of the water tower.

The First Beer Extraliga, a respected association of beer experts, subjected Prague lagers to testing again at the end of 2024. And it was done the way it should be – anonymously in a blind test, directly from the tap, fridge, or counter, without nominations, entry fees, or sponsorship. However, for the first time in the 15 years of the Extraliga's existence, the winner of the King of Prague competition was the holder of the crown from the previous year – Kbelský Brewery with its twelve 12 pilots.