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"U" is a preposition in Czech, meaning "At" - the local pub naming is slightly different from e.g. English, where the pub would be named "The Bear Cubs" or some
by Piskvorrr 9y ago
"U" is a preposition in Czech, meaning "At" - the local pub naming is slightly different from e.g. English, where the pub would be named "The Bear Cubs" or something, whereas in Czech, it's literally "At the Bear Cubs". And they do run their own brewery there, too, so you were correct about that as well.
As for Tesco - the banner out front is misleading, Tesco only has the supermarket in the basement.
"a sense that it may once have been Prague’s main high-street" - Wow, you do have an eye for lost history, this is actually spot-on, a hundred years ago the street used to be the high-street, then named Ferdinandstrasse (built when medieval city walls were demolished): http://www.ak-ansichtskarten.de/ak/93-Alte-Ansichtskarte/41089-weitere-Ansichten-Prag-1/5538141-AK-Prag-Praha-Motiv-aus-der-Ferdinandstrasse http://www.ak-ansichtskarten.de/ak/93-Alte-Ansichtskarte/410...
- adamlovesgin 9y agoThanks for reading and also for confirming my initial observations. Narodni had a really big impact (as I'm sure you can tell) Would love to here more to add more details to the article, so could I ask you to comment there too, I'd really appreciate it.