Prague: ARTEL Style

Do not hesitate to buy this book. it is the PERFECT Guide to Prague. This is the most beuatiful guide I have bought on any city, and i have bought many. It was written by someone with a huge sense of style and a deep knowledge of the city. the result is this amazing guide. There is something for everyone here ! I personally enjoyed mrs. Feldman personal touch very much. This is exactly what ist missing in other book. most of all i like the vintage photos so carefully and well chosen with a lot of humour. I would certainly a third edition of this book. Or any written by Mrs. Feldman.

The revised edition of Karen Feldman's brilliant Prague: Artel Style continues to intrigue and inspire those interested in Prague. Far surpassing other guide books in allowing the first time and repeat visitor access to the best and most authentic parts of this unique and fascinating city, much of the content as well as Karen's insights can't be found anywhere else (except on the Artel website which is very useful). It would seem that this guide came about as a result of either exhaustive research or an encyclopedic memory or maybe both. In comparison, all other guidebooks are less than extraordinary. This guide is absolute must for anyone planning a trip to the Czech Republic's captivating capital!

I wish other guidebooks are written the way Karen does. She writes as if she is the one who will go to Prague. Lots of useful information & tips, not the general stuff. It is definitely a must read for anyone who plans to go to Prague. Now I understand why the rating is so high!

A different kind of guidebook to supplement the other guidebooks about Prague. It has great sections on shopping in Prague, Czech literature and film, and many helpful hints about getting around the city by an American expat who has been living there for 20 years.

This guide is a perfect supplement to "top ten" sorts of books that focus on popular tourist destinations - this guide is particularly valuable and accurate in its discussion of dining options, with specifics about dishes to have (and avoid) and even best places to sit, which alone makes this a necessary acquisition for anyone visiting Prague.

Loved this book - offbeat, smart, insightful, and Karen is right on in her recommendations. A must if you are traveling to Prague - and, if you have a moment, stop into her lovely shop right beneath the Charles Bridge in Mala Strana.

It's good to get an insiders look, but there's so much about shopping that you have to wonder if Ms. Feldman actually has walked around her adopted city.It's a beautiful book, and if you're going to live in Prague I would definitely use it as a resource. But for a visitor with limited time... It's not that informative.

Reading this guide is like having a conversation with the author. It reads easily.Everything in the book has been experienced by the author. I highly recommend

Illuminating guide, covers more than the old churches. Best viewed on a coloured pad