Hard Rock Cafe Prague sits just off Old Town Square in a lavish, historic townhouse and is one of the chain’s more display-heavy European sites. Beyond the usual restaurant/bar setup, the interior runs like a mini-gallery: glass cases, wall mounts and a showpiece chandelier make it an easy memorabilia stop between gigs.
A standout for metal fans is a Premier drumhead from Iron Maiden’s The X Factor era, explicitly labelled to the 1994–95 period and signed by the full lineup. It’s presented as a studio-used skin from the Blaze Bayley years, and the signature cluster makes it one of the venue’s most “pause and look” pieces.
KISS collectors get two anchors: Gene Simmons’ axe-shaped bass—a classic stage icon even off the strap—and a Paul Stanley signature guitar displayed nearby. Together they give the Prague cafe a solid heavy-rock corner that’s worth a quick detour even if you’re not stopping to eat.
ADDRESS:
Dům U Rotta, Malé Nám. 3, 110 00 Josefov, Czech Republic
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