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National Café: A Historic Haven of Czech Culture

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The National Café, a cherished institution in Prague, reached the height of its fame between 1923 and 1928. This café has been a cultural hub, attracting a myriad of notable figures from the Czech literary and artistic scenes. It’s not just a place to enjoy a cup of coffee; it’s a historic venue where conversations and creativity flourished.

Notable Guests

Throughout its vibrant history, the National Café has welcomed a plethora of influential personalities, including:

Karel Čapek: Renowned writer and playwright, known for his science fiction works.
Vítězslav Nezval: A key figure in Czech literature and a member of the avant-garde group Devětsil.
František Halas: A significant poet whose works contributed to modern Czech poetry.
Eduard Bass: A writer, journalist, and director, known for his contributions to Czech culture.
ירוסלב זייפרט: Nobel Prize-winning poet celebrated for his lyrical poetry.
Others: Notable personalities such as S. K. Neumann, František Hrubín, Konstantin Biebel, Vladislav Vančura, and Ferdinand Peroutka.

Ambiance

Stepping into the National Café is like stepping back in time, where the rich history and elegant decor evoke the spirit of early 20th-century Prague. It’s a perfect setting for both quiet reflection and lively discussion.

שעות פתיחה

January—December

- Monday—Friday: 08:00—22:00
- Saturday—Sunday: 09:00—22:00

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