On Saturday, September 6, 2025, the Government Office will open the doors of Kramář’s Villa—the official residence of the Czech Prime Minister—for the second time this year. This will be the last opportunity before the first Saturday in October—which is October 4, 2025—to visit this architectural landmark. Visitors can explore both the elegantly appointed interiors and the surrounding gardens. Highlights include: The Byzantine-style dining room, rich in detail The Prime Minister’s study and wood-paneled billiard room Opulent salons, a winter garden, and a striking decorated staircase A panoramic view across the Vltava River, its bridges, and the historic city center Constructed between 1911 and 1915 from designs by Viennese architect Friedrich Ohmann, Kramář’s Villa combines neo-Baroque architecture with Art Nouveau elements. A major renovation in the 1990s restored the villa for its modern role as the Prime Minister’s residence and venue for state ceremonies. Visiting Details Tours with expert commentary begin at 9:00 a.m.; the last group departs at 4:00 p.m. Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more
From international stars to seasonal favorites, several major concerts and shows are set to light up stages in Czechia over the coming months. Sting in Brno – There are still a few tickets remaining for British singer Sting’s show in Brno on October 18, 2025. The 17-time Grammy winner will perform his biggest hits, and although he probably won’t be jumping around the stage or putting on a light show, it will definitely be an extraordinary musical experience. After all, songs like Fields of Gold, Desert Rose and Shape of My Heart are sure to make the concert unforgettable. Tickets start at 1890 CZK. Andrea Bocelli in Prague – Even though Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will not arrive in Prague until January 23-24, 2026, don’t delay in purchasing your tickets, as both dates are almost sold out. He will be accompanied by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra and guest performers. Both dates are nearly sold out. Tickets cost 3690 CZK. Katy Perry in Prague – Whether you are a fan of pop music or not, you should not miss a Katy Perry concert. It’s not only about the songs but also about the spectacular show and atmosphere. The concert will take...
British trip-hop pioneers Morcheeba are marking three decades in music with their new album, Escape The Chaos, and a tour that brings them to Prague on October 26 at SaSaZu. The band’s core members, Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey, will perform live, presenting twelve new tracks that span their distinctive sound and enduring appeal. Fans can also expect hits such as “The Sea,” “Trigger Hippie,” “Blindfold,” and “Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day.” The album, a result of two years of collaboration, sees Godfrey returning to Morcheeba’s signature recording style, with the band playing together in a single room. Singles like “Call For Love” and “We Live And Die” have already gained international attention, combining the band’s classic sound with reflective, heartfelt lyrics. Ross Godfrey explains the album’s intent: “This record is about reconnecting with what really matters—whether it’s in your heart or in the world. It’s about feeling grounded and not getting distracted by everything else.” With over 10 million albums sold worldwide, Morcheeba has built a reputation for blending electronic music with organic instrumentation and Skye Edwards’ distinctive voice. Morcheeba’s story began thirty years ago with a chance encounter in South London. Ross Godfrey, then 18, invited Skye...
The Prague Independent Film Festival (PIFF) will return this September, bringing international filmmakers and audiences together for three days of screenings, discussions, and presentations. Founded in 2016, the festival highlights independent productions from around the world with a focus on original storytelling and diverse perspectives. The program begins on 19 September at Kino Lucerna with a screenplay presentation of Come Monday (17:00), introduced by American filmmaker Graham Streeter, whose works include Imperfect Sky (2015) and Unfix (2023). On 20 September, the festival will screen Never Said Goodbye (18:00), directed by Ukrainian filmmaker Yevgeniy K’banchik. The film, which explores themes of loss and belonging through the story of an immigrant in a foreign country, will be introduced by actor Artur Smolyaninov. K’banchik, now based in the United States, has been active in independent cinema for more than twenty years, with previous films awarded at festivals in Tokyo, Berlin, and New York. Later that evening at 19:30, audiences can also attend a showcase of international short films. The closing day, 21 September, features The Reckoning (18:00), a psychological drama by Alex Breaux, presented by lead actress Kristin Griffith. Inspired by Guy de Maupassant’s novel Pierre et Jean, the story follows a man...
A remarkable discovery has come to light in Prague: previously unknown manuscripts of Jaroslav Hašek’s novel “The Good Soldier Švejk” have been uncovered in the archives of the Museum of Czech Literature. The find includes sections of the novel that the author wrote or dictated before his death in 1923, shedding fresh light on the creation of one of the most translated works in Czech literary history. The material surfaced during the cataloguing of the estate of Karel Synek, Hašek’s publisher, whose personal and professional documents are preserved at the museum’s Literary Archive. Among them were fragments of Part II and extensive manuscripts from Part III and Part IV of The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk During the World War. Michal Stehlík, director of the Museum of Czech Literature (PNP), confirmed the discovery in a statement posted on X. According to him, the documents will undergo restoration and digitization before being made available to researchers. Objev ve fondech Literárního archivu Památníku národního písemnictví! Skoro 90 let byla bez povšimnutí uložena větší část rukopisu Osudů dobrého vojáka Švejka za světové války u dvorního nakladatele Jaroslava Haška – Adolfa a posléze Karla Synka. Materiál čítající fragment II.… pic.twitter.com/CVApYpLr7K — Michal...
Florence + The Machine will perform in Prague for the first time next year, with a concert scheduled at the O2 Arena on March 5, 2026. The British band, led by Florence Welch, will present both their best-known hits and new material from the upcoming album Everybody Scream, set for release on October 31. Tickets start at 1,390 CZK. Fans who purchase the new album can access a special pre-sale beginning September 3 at 10:00. Members of the Live Nation Club and O2 customers will have early access from September 4 at 10:00, before general sales open through Ticketmaster and Ticketportal on September 5 at 10:00. The Prague show is part of the Everybody Scream Tour, which will visit major European cities. The tour includes two nights at London’s O2 Arena, as well as stops at Paris’ Accord Arena and Krakow’s Tauron Arena. Rising British artist Paris Paloma will join as the opening act across all 18 dates. The new album reflects Welch’s personal and artistic journey following life-saving surgery during her previous Dance Fever tour. Recovery pushed her toward themes of mysticism, witchcraft, and folk horror, inspiring an exploration of femininity, aging, and mortality. The album was written and...
The National Theatre will celebrate the launch of its 2025/26 season with an expansive, free event on Monday, 1 September 2025, from 14:00 to 22:00, taking place outdoors on Střelecký Island in Prague. The National Open Air festival brings together every artistic ensemble of the National Theatre. Attendees of all ages can enjoy dance and vocal performances, creative workshops, a zone for children, and opportunities for meet-and-greets with actors, dancers, and creators. Throughout the day, the program includes a charity bazaar featuring clothes donated by National Theatre artists, a zone dedicated to sustainable fashion (NDup), a book and poster stall, promotional material, a photo booth, and ticket sales. Alongside cultural programs, there will be refreshments, opportunities for pleasant socializing, and an evening concert to cap it all off. Entrance to the event is completely free. A detailed schedule will be announced at a later date, following the tradition of previous seasons. Full program here. Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more
Rumors of an Oasis concert in Prague have been spreading online, exciting fans across social media… A circulating list of European tour dates claims that the Gallagher brothers will perform in Prague’s Letňany on July 12 next year, with Kasabian listed as the supporting act. But Czech concert organizers say the story doesn’t hold up. Ondřej Pojzl of Live Nation, the country’s biggest promoter of international concerts, told iDNES.cz that Prague is not on Oasis’ schedule. “I don’t know the details of the European tour, but I know it won’t be Prague,” he said, adding that he doubts any other promoter would take on the show. Live Nation also handles Oasis concerts in the UK and abroad, making it unlikely that another organizer could step in. So far, Oasis’ management has not issued any statement on the supposed tour. Liam Gallagher himself has only fueled speculation by posting the cryptic word “Turdos” on X. The British band is currently in North America, performing shows in Canada and the United States. In September, they are scheduled to return to Wembley Stadium in London before heading to South Korea, Japan, and Australia. When asked earlier this year whether Oasis would perform in...
For the first time in the Czech Republic, Prague will host KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities, a production by Cirque du Soleil that has captivated audiences across the world. The show opens September 3, 2025, and will run until October 12 under a massive big top on Letenská pláň. On August 27, construction crews began raising the enormous marquee at Letná. The tent, standing 19 meters high and 50 meters in diameter, will seat about 2,500 spectators. More than a hundred workers handled the installation, securing the structure with over 1,200 support poles. The site has been transformed into a complete circus village, including an entrance and art tent, backstage facilities, warehouses, offices, and a kitchen for performers and crew. Assembly takes a week, while dismantling after the run will take three days. KURIOS is one of Cirque du Soleil’s most celebrated productions, combining acrobatics, surreal imagery, art, and humor. Since its premiere in Montreal in 2014, the show has been performed more than 3,000 times in 35 cities, drawing over six million spectators. Set in a steampunk-inspired universe, the story follows an inventor who opens a mysterious cabinet where the boundaries of reality blur and time shifts unexpectedly. Each...
The biggest Indian Cultural festival in the Czech Republic is back. This year’s Experience India event will be held on September 24th, 2025, outside Andel (Metro), from 8 am to 9 pm. A cultural festival for everybody who wants to travel to India by walking into the heart of Prague. Get a glimpse into the secrets of Indian cuisine, taste selected dishes from different corners of India: delicate Pálak Panír or Shahi Panír, balanced Chicken Tikka Masala, spicy Tandoori dishes, and other gourmet specialties – a very rich selection of both meat and vegetarian dishes. You can also have real Indian tea of the highest quality or excellent coffee from Indian plantations. Experience India it’s not only about food: you can try wearing a sari and turban, or get a bindi on your forehead or mehndi (henna) on your hand. The festival begins with an open-air yoga session at 8:00 am, led by experienced instructors. Try Ayurveda products from certified manufacturers. Counseling – yoga, acupressure, Ayurveda and others will also be represented at the festival. You can buy Indian fashion, designer interior decorations or furniture made of mahogany and other rare materials. Alongside the performances, a marketplace featuring handcrafted goods, traditional...
Melancholic and dream-like music from frosty Iceland interspersed with frontman Jónsí’s soft falsetto will return to the Czech Republic after long three years. The giants Sigur Rós will play two concerts at the Prague Congress Center on September 3 and 4, 2025, accompanied by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra. Over time, the band has become emblematic of cutting-edge music from Iceland. A long thirty years have passed this year since the release of their first album. The last record called ÁTTA was released last year and received acclaim from critics and fans. Sigur Rós now consists of three core members, namely Jón Þór “Jónsi” Birgisson, Georg “Goggi” Hólm and Kjartan “Kjarri” Sveinsson, who returned to the band a couple of years ago. Only as part of this tour, the band will also be accompanied by a symphony orchestra. In case of the Czech Republic, it will be the Czech National Symphony Orchestra. The band will perform songs from the latest album ÁTTA, but some tracks will also be a cross-section of the band’s previous work. The Prague concerts on September 3 and 4 will start the European part of this unique tour, during which the group will also perform in...
The famous fossil of Lucy, a 3.18-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis, is being displayed in Europe for the first time at Prague’s National Museum. The 52 bone fragments, on loan from Ethiopia’s National Museum in Addis Ababa, will remain on view for 60 days as part of the exhibition Human Origins and Fossils. Lucy was discovered in Ethiopia in 1974 by Donald Johanson and became one of the most complete early human ancestor finds of its time. Her remains include parts of the pelvis, skull, and femur, offering groundbreaking insight into human evolution. Alongside Lucy, visitors can also see Selam, the fossilized skeleton of a young Australopithecus who lived about 100,000 years earlier and was unearthed in the same region in 2000 by Zeresenay Alemseged. This marks Selam’s first showing outside Ethiopia. National Museum director Michal Lukes called the remains “among the most precious and oldest paleoanthropological exhibits in the world.” Ethiopian officials highlighted the exhibition as a way to promote the country as the birthplace of humanity. Lucy, named after The Beatles’ Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, stood about 1.1 meters tall and walked upright. Research suggests she may have also climbed trees and possibly died from a fall. Once...
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