Prague metropolis: Holešovice is also on the prestigious tourist list
Holešovice is on the prestigious tourist list
Where in Europe would you look for the coolest neighborhoods? In addition to European cities, Prague also caught its position in the top ten places. Do you think the choice is well deserved?
This time, the editors of the Guardian chose an interesting neighborhood, where locals go after work or “leave the couple” during their holidays. In our view, we wanted to avoid the main tourist area and get to the city really under the skin.
Järntorget / Langgatorna, Gothenburg
The ten most stylish urban districts leading the neighboring areas of Järntorget and Langgatorna in Gothenburg, Sweden. Locals come here to relax, but also for culture or nightlife. The district on the banks of the Gota River was once a place for sailors and dockworkers who enjoyed going out to have fun and did not need money. The staff has changed, but it is still alive, whether in bars or on the street.
University Quarter, Brussels
The second place earned the Brussels district, although it is easily accessible by public transport, but still out of the reach of ordinary tourists. The place attracts a cosmopolitan mix of people of all ages, new talent and interesting investments. If you are looking for a good cafe, a gluten-free bakery, an organic food market or a cigar shop, but also a club where the hits of the 60’s thunder, you will come to your senses here.
El Cabanyal, Valencia
Authentic part Spanish Valencia is a surprise beyond the sights of tourists, and attracts a unique tiled architecture decorated with the colorful and distinctive character of the former fishing district. It almost gave way to the development of the city, but the protests of local activists retained the popular character of the place. Newly emerging bars and shops are also adapting to it, trying to blend in with the local visual tradition. Stroll along the beach and then rent a bicycle to explore the local colorful streets. History lovers should not miss the Museo Semana Santa Marinera, which introduces the rituals of Easter. .
Bonfim, Porto
Just a twenty minute walk from the center is the district, which is home to many small shops as well as interesting galleries. In Bonfim, head to the river, on the way through the Parque de Nova Sintra, enjoy a display of various fountains, and finally an attractive view of the Douro River. But your stomach will also come in handy here, whether you are looking for a stylish restaurant that you already remember a lot, new trendy establishments at affordable prices and an interesting menu for vegetarians.
Neukölln, Berlin
Until recently, Berlin’s Neukölln district was outside the fashion center, but cheap rents attracted a number of creative personalities and students, who gave the place a new face. Between Kurds, Turks and Arabs, a multicultural atmosphere thrives here today, where you can enjoy a hookah, an art gallery, trendy brunch and a walk through the botanical garden. Experimental galleries and music clubs can be found on every corner, for example in a former brewery or a vacated brothel. Here you can buy fashion from beginning designers, but also goodies at the local Turkish market.
Powiśle, Warsaw
Just before Prague, Polish Warsaw and its Powiśle district on the left bank of the Vistula are located. Until recently, only passionate cyclists and lone fishermen knew about it, but especially on warm summer days, the locals head here to the blooming greenery, to boat and to taste the specialty in many street stalls and bistros. Here you can indulge in traditional pies as well as Vietnamese soup, and definitely drink them with one of the local craft beers. With the children, you can go to the local parks, in case of bad weather, head to the Copernicus Science Center, where they can spend hours on interactive displays.
Holešovice, Prague
Happy Seven belongs to Prague’s Holešovice. The left bank of the Vltava below Letna Park has been thriving in recent years thanks to the lively infrastructure of galleries, shops, cafes, clubs and bars. The district may not be as picturesque as the tourist center, former factories and communist monsters are already adding an industrial character, but you will not be deprived of cultural experiences. According to The Guardian, you should not miss a visit to the National Technical Museum filled with planes and cars or the Trade Fair Palace, which hides a show of contemporary art. The Dox Center for Contemporary Art also attracts to the exhibition, and a visit to the Jatka 78 theater and circus space and the Trafo gallery will be an experience. The editors of the Guardian did not miss the Chemistry Gallery, the La Fabrika cultural center and the very popular Bio Oko cinema. The green attraction is in the Letna Park in Stromovka. The article also has tips on where to go for food, shopping or an evening drink, or where to stay in the place.
Ostiense, Rome
It ended just outside Prague Italian Rome and the surroundings of Ostiense, right on the Tiber River. The former industrial district now attracts numerous bars and restaurants, but you can also enjoy tourist destinations such as St Paul’s Basilica’s Outside the Walls or the Centrale Montemartini Museum, where the unique combination of statues from the Capitol Museums and defunct diesel engines remains. turbine of a former power plant. At the local cemetery you will find the unique Pyramid of Cestius.
Dorćol, Belgrade
Belgrade has become an interesting tourist destination in recent years, and it is no wonder that it has also penetrated the list of top places. If you are looking for a place where you can relax between the tourist district of Skadarlija, the huge Kalemegdan Fortress and the banks of the Danube, Dorćol will be the place to be. Admire Art Nouveau houses and bustling bars, as well as artisan breweries, funky cafes and art centers.
Reunion Quarter, Paris
Tourists head to the 20th arrondissement of Paris behind the graves of Oscar Wilde and Edith Piaf, but just a few steps away you will find yourself in the picturesque surroundings of Place de la Réunion. The multicultural environment of artists and musicians comes to life every Thursday and Sunday morning with a bustle of the local market, but also the life of local cafes. In the shops you can buy fair trade delicacies, works by young artists, you can also sit above everywhere, but mainly a glass of wine, which will be played live by a jazz band.
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