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 & coffee

The whole guide Welcome back. You have 27 places, 21 cafés and a map with exact locations — all below, nothing is locked.

Less searching, more shooting. I’ve scouted Prague for you — where to stand, when to come and what light to expect, plus a good café nearby. All on one map.

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Selected places

Where to shoot and when.

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27
Places
21
Cafés
4
Presets

What you get

Not just a place.
A guide to getting the shot.

Every recommendation comes from my own experience — I’ve been walking and photographing these places for years, in different light and seasons. No long generic descriptions, just information you’ll use right on the spot.

The exact spot

A point on the map and the specific position from which the shot works best.

Time and light

When to come, where the light falls and which season suits it best.

Composition

What to include in the photo and what to watch out for while shooting.

Coffee along the way

Tried-and-tested cafés with atmosphere near the photo spots.

Guide extras

Before you head out.

Things worth having at hand once you know where to go: when the light will be best, how to deal with Prague weather and how to make your photos look like what you actually saw.

Before you head out

Prague through your eyes, not the viewfinder

The most important tip in the whole guide has nothing to do with light or composition.

Read From the blog

Prague in any weather

Fog, rain, white sky, high noon and the blue hour — what to do so the photo works even when the weather doesn’t play along.

Read Guide

How to use presets

What Lightroom is, how to get a preset into it — on the computer and on the phone — and what to do when the photo looks different from the sample.

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Lukáš Horna above the Vltava

Who’ll guide you through Prague

I didn’t find these places on the internet. I’ve been photographing them for years.

I’m a Prague photographer and the author of Prague+. I’ve personally visited every place in the guide, photographed it in different light and picked out what will really help you right there on the spot.

Lukáš.

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The whole guide

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Presets for your photos.

An optional add-on to the guide, sold separately. The shots below are before-and-after samples — with one click you give your photos the same look.

Preset 01
Preset 01 — Amber
A warm amber tone for sunny days. It pulls down overexposed areas and opens up the shadows.
69 CZK
Preset 02
Preset 02 — Patina
Calm and distance instead of saturated reality. Matte tones, lifted blacks and muted greens.
69 CZK
Preset 03
Preset 03 — Azure
Light, air and open shadows. It lifts the shadows into a haze but lets the highlights shine.
69 CZK
Preset 04
Preset 04 — Noir
Prague without colour. Deep blacks and pulled-up contrast for steel, cobblestones and shots where colour only gets in the way.
69 CZK

The presets are for Adobe Lightroom (.xmp) — they work on the computer and in the mobile app.

Better price
Amber · Patina · Azure · Noir
199 CZK
One bundle, four moods of Prague — ready in one click. You save 77 CZK compared to buying separately.

From the Prague+ blog

Tips and inspiration

All articles
Photography

Prague through your eyes, not the viewfinder

The most important tip in the whole guide has nothing to do with light or composition.

Read article →
Photography

How to photograph crowds

People don’t have to disappear from the picture. Four ways to turn the crowd into the subject instead of the obstacle.

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Photography

Fog by plan, not by chance

You just need to know when to set out. What to watch in the forecast and where to go in the morning when the fog rolls in.

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