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Parks · Letná
A large hilltop park overlooking the Vltava River and Prague's bridges, with wide lawns, paved paths and a famous beer garden. It is one of the most popular dog-walking spots in the city, with areas where dogs may run free. Locals gather here daily with their pets.
Expansive grassy meadows and designated off-leash zones make it ideal for fetch and socializing, with city views for the owner.
Dogs may run free in marked zones; elsewhere the leash rule applies per posted signs ('Volný pohyb psů povolen/zakázán'). Open around the clock and free to enter. The beer garden at the edge of the park also welcomes dogs.
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No photo yetAn elegant heritage café under a neo-Renaissance ceiling, famous for breakfast, pastries and its own confectionery. It is well known as one of the consistent dog-friendly cafés in central Prague, welcoming dogs in the main hall.
No photo yetA traditional Czech pub from the Ambient group serving fresh tap Pilsner Urquell and classic Czech dishes like fried cheese and goulash. It has a relaxed attitude toward dogs, which are commonly seen resting under tables.
No photo yetA large open-air beer garden on the Letná plateau pouring Czech draft beer with sweeping views over the Old Town rooftops. It is frequently cited as one of Prague's most dog-friendly outdoor drinking spots, with plenty of room between tables.