Hidden away in the vaulted cellars of Hotel U Prince in one of Prague's most crowded corners (opposite the Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square), the Black Angel pulls off the trick of seeming like a secret discovery. A cosy cluster of mirrored bars, leather Chesterfields and crystal lamps recreates the atmosphere of a 1930s cocktail bar.
Black Angel's Bar
Staré Město
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