In a fenced patch of grass on the eastern edge of Olomouc sits a real Soviet-built Tupolev Tu-104 jetliner — one of the first commercial jets in the world — that has been a bar since the 1970s. The plane sits on its own undercarriage, propped up under the wings, and you climb in via a steel staircase to drink at small tables along the original fuselage.
It is not glamorous. The interior is a little battered, the menu is short, and the atmosphere is a strange mix of communist nostalgia, sci-fi, and pub. But the experience is genuinely unusual — there are very few bars in working aircraft anywhere, and this one has been here longer than almost any of them. Opening hours are seasonal and casual; check ahead.