Trdelnik
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Neighborhood: Hradcany & Letna
Your experience in Prague will never be complete if you do not see it from the top. Hillsides, stretched from the west to the north, provide spectacular views of greenish copper cupolas, narrow cobblestone streets, bridges connecting both river banks and green gardens from red-roof tops of centuries-old houses. Prague pulls you into its 1300 year old history. Walking up the hill or stairs to Prague Castle, the historical seat of Czech rulers and the majestic Saint Vitus Cathedral can leave you speechless (and out of breath). Luckily, plenty of terrace cafés overlooking gardens and beautiful parks are available to provide rest and a place to catch your breath again.
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- Lesser • 8 min walk
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Traveljunky911
Derbyshire, UK289 contributions
Feb 2018 • Couples
What can I say, it's like a cross between a strudel and a sweet pastry, spectacular in all honesty, we had a few of these during our visit to Prague, a plain and ones with nutella and caramel scraped inside it !! very messy to eat but worth it trust me, when in Prague you'll see dozens of these shops / stalls selling them in the traditional way, quite impressive how they make and cook them. Enjoy.
Written February 23, 2018
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TORI
Wool, UK44 contributions
Sep 2019 • Couples
Really enjoyed it. Nice and friendly staff.
Was very nice and tasty. Great location and was not very busy
Was very nice and tasty. Great location and was not very busy
Written September 20, 2019
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Sally H
Meridian, ID101 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
We had Trdelnik while in the Jewish quarters. The shop had a big green door and said Kosher. It was fantastic. My husband and I shared one with chocolate, bananas and creme. It was delicious!
Written June 6, 2019
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Ashton Archer
Manchester864 contributions
Jan 2017 • Solo
Not a traditional Bohemian 'treat' avoid. Massively over-priced and not really that nice - just pure sugar.
Written February 4, 2017
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tejashombre
Czech Republic26,221 contributions
Jul 2016 • Solo
Sorry, I don't care for the ice cream ones....the dough needs to be warm as originally intended....$5 for a scoop of ice cream and some dough.
Nope, no need to try the ice cream one again.
Nope, no need to try the ice cream one again.
Written July 8, 2016
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Tigeriffic69
Leyland, UK1,233 contributions
Feb 2020
I saw lots of stands selling these, and thought I would give them a go. They have varieties of fillings, or you can have them plain. They can be quite pricey. I tried mine with ice cream, and was disappointed. Not for me.
Written March 15, 2020
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MaverickJoe
Aventura, FL78 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
Was just ok. Had much better. AND told them to charge me in Czeck Koruna but charged me in USD so cost me an additional $1. Not a big deal but they do this to everyone and it adds up. Scammers.
Written July 15, 2019
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Annalisa
Monza, Italy615 contributions
Sep 2019
Trdelník is a traditional sweet in eastern Europe, I think they come from Hungary, but they're cooked in the Czech Republic too. I LOVE them, you can choose different flavours and fillings, but my favourite is definitely sugar and cinnamon. There are lots of shops cooking them all day long, quality is good almost everywhere.
Written January 12, 2020
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nikhilsri99
Spain15 contributions
Feb 2019 • Friends
The cake is grilled and dusted with a mixture of spice, sugar, and walnut. Trdelnik tastes yum when served hot.
Written February 27, 2019
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PlanetAirlines
Taipei, Taiwan201 contributions
Apr 2017 • Solo
It's a traditional Slovak rolled pastry originating from the Hungarian-speaking region of Transylvania, the trdelník is usually served warm and topped with a dusting of sugar, nuts or cinnamon. It's made by wrapping the pastry dough around a wooden or metal stick, roasting it over an open flame and coated with sugar or cinnamon. Watching this pastry being prepared is a fascinating sight. A common Prague street food, you can easily find stalls selling this treat along streets and open squares everywhere around any time of the year. It usually costs around 4-5€.
Written July 4, 2017
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