This is a coffee shop with a history of hundreds of years.

The Slavia Cafe (Kavarna Slavia) is the largest and best coffee shop in Prague, especially on rainy days. Across the street from the Czech National Theatre, this is the meeting place of stars and celebrities, the rebellion of the alleys and square cafes in Prague, the broad and bright VS is small and secretive.

Although it is one of the best cafes in Prague, Slavia is not expensive, with a good bubble coffee less than 40 kroner (10 yuan) and a rich lunch with salad, dessert and ice cream within 150 kroons. If you want a cup of coffee, you can sit for half a day. So every afternoon, we can see many students doing their homework in the store.

This is a hundred-year-old coffee shop that has something to do with Martin's family. It was founded by his mother's great-uncle. When the coffee shop next to the Czech Legion Bridge was renovated more than a hundred years ago, a panoramic floor-to-ceiling window was used for the first time, so that customers could sit by the window and get a view of the street. The great-uncle successfully managed the shop he sold after several decades, and went to the New World with all his belongings to start a new business, and has not been heard from since.

His departure did not change the style of Slavia at all, and successive new shopkeepers followed the original style of furniture and coffee sets. In addition, there is one thing that has remained unchanged here for a hundred years, that is, the large oil painting hanging on the main wall: there is only the last guest left in the coffee shop, a warm cup of coffee is still steaming, but he has entered a dream state. Enchanting naked beauties appear in front of him. This painting was specially customized by the old ancestor and has now become a symbol of Slavia. Only after I came here did I know about the alcohol advertisements about the illusion of beauties. The original originator of creativity was here.