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Prague City University is exactly what its name says: a university of opportunity located in and inspired by one of Europe’s great capital cities. We are passionate about Prague: not only our PCU campuses, but also the student residences, cafes, cultural centres and green spaces. Education goes far beyond where you study: it’s where you live, where you eat, and the people you meet who help spark new ideas and directions.
 

City Centre campus

The City Centre campus, in addition to classrooms has PCU's main reception and administrative offices, library and student spaces. It  occupies the first, second and fifth floors of the Hybernska Centrum building in Hybernska street, directly opposite the Masaryk railway station and Náměstí Republiky metro line. The campus is located in the dynamic new quarter of Masaryčka which is undergoing swift urban development and renewal to house global businesses alongside public-friendly green spaces, cafes, study spaces and galleries.
 
 

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Bishop's Court campus

Bishop’s Court is located in the city centre. A dedicated art and design studio, it provides a dynamic space for classes, exhibitions, workshops, and a wide range of creative activities, many of them open to the public.
 

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Pragovka campus

Pragovka is PCU’s third campus, located in the developing district of Vysočany in Prague 9. Our Postgraduate Studios provide the necessary space for students undertaking their Master’s in Fine Art. These studios also host regular exhibitions, workshops, and a wide range of creative activities.
 
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Food and Dining

The surroundings of the PCU campus are among the most dynamic and vibrant in Prague, with wide and varied options for lunch, dining, study and café culture. There are dozens of cafes, restaurants and bars, to suit all budgets. Below you will find a number of examples of where our students eat, meet other students and study, all within a very short walk of the university buildings.
 
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Prague 1 - close to PCU Bishop’s Court and City Centre Campus

The ‘Petrská’ quarter near Bishop’s Court studios is home to one of Prague’s best Indian restaurants, ‘K The Two Brothers’, which offers genuinely fine dining in the atmosphere of a maharajah’s court. It’s not the cheapest place to eat, but perfect for special occasions. 
 
At the other end of the price-range is the popular ‘people’s eatery’ or Lidová jídelna Těšnov. Cheap, cheerful and Czech, this is the place to come for authentic European meat dishes such as schnitzel and goulash, but also a wide range of salads and desserts.
 
If you’re in a hurry and looking for a coffee and a quick sandwich, try the newly-opened Traffik, who specialize in exactly that. Run by two young entrepreneurs, it feels like a pop-up, but has rapidly become a permanent fixture in the Petrská area.
 
Prague’s four Las Adelitas restaurants in districts 1, 2 and 3 offer exceptional Mexican food and drink in a carnival atmosphere with one just a 2 minute walk away from Bishop's Court. The popular restaurants were set up by PCU alumnus Patricio Ibargüengoitia and now form an important part of the city’s Spanish-speaking community. ¡Buen Provecho!
 

Prague 9 - close to PCU Pragovka

A good place to start is Pragovka's own cafe, Kafe Pragovka, a restful haven for students, artists and visitors to the area, you can relax with light snacks and a wide arrange of beverages.
 

Or you can head down to the back of the Pragovka complex to Permanent Beer Fest, a large outdoor makeshift beer garden that advertises itself as the biggest craft beer garden in Central Europe! Burgers and other foods accompany a range of well-known and more unusual tap beers.

Pepř a Sůl (Pepper and Salt) is nearby and offers a modern bistro-style restaurant with good prices and consistently top-flight reviews from satisfied customers. There’s a wide range of Czech and international à la carte meals in the higher price range; but the polední (lunchtime) menu is just as good, and much more agreeable to your wallet!
 
Coloseum Vysočany is part of the well-known chain of mid-priced Italian restaurants scattered throughout the city. A wide range of pizza and pasta is on offer, along with salads and beautifully-crafted desserts. A loyalty card scheme operates between all locations.
 

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