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Europe in Lights: Žluté lázně Revives Famous Landmarks This Winter

Žluté lázně in Podolí will once again light up the banks of the Vltava River as it transforms into a park filled with illuminated art installations. The popular light exhibition, returning for its fourth year, opens to the public on October 31 and will remain on display until the end of January. This year’s edition, titled “Heart of Europe,” celebrates the architectural icons and cultural symbols of the continent. Visitors can expect to see recreations of the Colosseum, Eiffel Tower, Sagrada Família, and other landmarks, all crafted from aluminum frames and thousands of LED lights. The path guides visitors through nine European countries, from the temples of ancient Greece to the cathedrals of medieval Europe and the icons of modern architecture. Along the way, each country’s section is marked by illuminated gates displaying its national flag. Among the featured installations are the Greek Acropolis with figures of Zeus and Athena, London’s Big Ben and Tower Bridge with their trademark red telephone boxes, Dutch windmills surrounded by tulips and wooden clogs, and Bratislava Castle alongside Prague’s Hradčany panorama. In total, more than 250 light structures will illuminate the area — forty of them towering several meters high — powered by 55,000...

 by Prague Morning Oct 20, 2025

Prague to Host Teatro Tropical, a Celebration of Latin Rhythm

Teatro Tropical, a showcase of music, dance, and culture, will bring the energy of Havana, the sparkle of Rio de Janeiro, and the color of the Caribbean to the Royal Theater. On Saturday, October 18th, the two-hour performance unites Latin American traditions through live music, choreography, and authentic costumes. Get your ticket here. The show features top-tier dancers, singers, and musicians, along with special guests and a few unexpected surprises. At the heart of the program is the new generation of Buena Vista Social Club — descendants of the legendary Cuban musicians who transformed global perceptions of Latin sound. Together with a full Latin orchestra, they will revive the timeless spirit of Havana’s golden age. Another highlight comes from Cuba’s famed Tropicana Cabaret, whose dancers — including a soloist from the cabaret’s original stage — will perform in hand-sewn, glittering costumes made in the Tropicana’s own workshop. From Rio de Janeiro, audiences will see the artistry of the Brazilian Carnival, complete with samba queens and carnival muses adorned in spectacular costumes. Alongside the main show, guests can enjoy a Latino DJ, themed animations, and a afterparty that turns the stage into a dance floor. Event Schedule 19:00 – Latino DJ...

 by Prague Morning Oct 16, 2025

GALLERY: Pumpkin Festival Opens at Prague’s Troja Botanical Garden

Prague’s Botanical Garden in Troja has opened its annual autumn pumpkin exhibition, transforming the grounds into an enchanted, haunted forest. Running until November 2, 2025, the festival features creative pumpkin displays, eerie installations, family-friendly workshops, and a Halloween lantern parade. The garden features hundreds of pumpkins, gourds, and other ornamental fruits in a variety of shapes, sizes, and hues. Dates Activities Oct 11–12 Pumpkin Playtime: crafts using pumpkins and natural materials. Oct 18–19 Creative Workshops: build wooden owls, make colourful spiders and more. Oct 25–26 Pumpkin carving and Jack-o-lantern making. Oct 31 Halloween Celebration: festivities begin in the afternoon, culminating in an evening lantern parade and treats like roasted bacon. On November 1–2, the garden remains open until 7:00 p.m. to allow visitors to enjoy illuminated pumpkin installations in the darkened forest. Guided tours are held on Saturdays—October 11, 18, and 25—at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. These walks unveil behind-the-scenes stories: pumpkin varieties, growing methods, and decoration ideas. Admission: Between 95–180 CZK, depending on visitor category.       Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more

 by Prague Morning Oct 12, 2025

Light and Magic Return to Letňany: What to Expect at Wonderland 2025

On September 26, 2025, the Wonderland light park opened in front of the Letňany shopping center in Prague, offering an immersive experience for families and visitors of all ages. Covering more than 30,000 m², the park can welcome up to 2,500 guests at a time into a realm of lights, music, and interactive attractions. Visitors can enjoy all outdoor rides with the standard ticket, including a Ferris wheel, toy cars, classic carousel, and mini-trains. For older visitors and thrill-seekers, attractions like a roller coaster, breakdance ride, a “bench of courage,” and a haunted castle offer more excitement. Indoor attractions and virtual reality experiences are available for an additional fee. The park features favorite characters from popular stories, including the Smurfs, Kung Fu Panda, Pinocchio, Ariel, and the heroes of Madagascar. Animal lovers can explore the light safari or stroll through the bear garden, while dinosaur enthusiasts will enjoy a prehistoric village with mammoths and dinosaurs. As night falls, the park transforms into a glowing spectacle, perfect for memorable family photos. A new interactive trail encourages children to explore the park while completing challenges and discovering stories along the way. Teenagers and adults can also enjoy a large covered tent that hosts...

 by Prague Morning Sep 30, 2025

Rodriguez Jr. to Bring Hybrid Live Show to W Hotel Prague

French electronic producer Rodriguez Jr. will perform his acclaimed Hybrid Live show at W Prague on Saturday, October 4. The concert is part of W Presents, a global music series hosted by W Hotels. Born Olivier Mateu, Rodriguez Jr. began his career in France under the mentorship of techno pioneer Laurent Garnier as part of the duo The Youngsters. Since then, he has released music on internationally respected labels such as Mobilee, Anjunadeep, Systematic, and Armada. His productions have earned him a reputation as a leading figure in melodic techno and house. Unlike a traditional DJ set, Rodriguez Jr.’s Hybrid Live performance blends analogue synthesizers, live instruments, and real-time improvisation.   Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da W Prague (@wpraguehotel) The result is a cinematic soundscape that combines pulsing beats with atmospheric layers — a style that has taken him to major festivals and venues including Tomorrowland in Belgium, Sziget in Budapest, CRSSD in California, Space in Miami, and London’s Fabric. The Prague performance is one of more than fifteen W Presents concerts staged this year at W Hotels worldwide, from Budapest and New York to the Maldives. Curated by W Hotels’ music director LP Giobbi,...

 by Prague Morning Sep 27, 2025

Prague’s First Expat Culture Festival Set for September 27–28

Prague’s first-ever Expat Culture Festival will take place September 27–28, 2025, at the Cross Club in Holešovice. This two-day event brings together the city’s diverse expat communities for a weekend full of music, food, art, and family-friendly activities — both outside and inside one of Prague’s most unique venues. The festival will showcase performances by expat musicians, DJs, bands, and buskers from around the world. Attendees can also explore an international art zone featuring handmade crafts, exhibitions, and live painting. Food lovers can look forward to a cosmopolitan selection of street food and drinks, while kids and families can join creative workshops, games, and cultural activities designed for all ages. The festival is powered by Prague Morning, with support from selected embassies and international organizations. The first wave of performers, vendors, and partners will be announced soon — follow our social media for updates. Children’s Corner Families visiting the Expat Culture Festival will find a dedicated Children’s Corner by Honey Bunny Preschool and Nursery at the Cross Club café (upstairs). The space will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 12:30 to 17:00. The program offers children the chance to play, draw, paint, sing, and relax while parents enjoy the...

 by Prague Morning Sep 25, 2025

From Booze to Balance: Czech Millennials Are Choosing Healthier Drinks

Czechs under 35 are increasingly shifting away from traditional alcohol consumption, favoring non-alcoholic options, soft drinks, and ready-to-drink canned beverages. Research by Ipsos reveals that this younger generation is reshaping the country’s drinking culture. According to the study, only 10 percent of 18- to 26-year-olds drink alcohol several times a week. Meanwhile, more than a third consume alcohol sparingly, mostly during holidays or special occasions. By contrast, the 36–53 age group reports the most regular drinking, with around one-quarter consuming alcohol frequently. Non-alcoholic alternatives, including alcohol-free beer and alcohol-free sparkling drinks, are gaining traction, chosen by 41 percent of respondents. Ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages are also growing in popularity, especially among 27- to 35-year-olds, nearly half of whom now prefer these convenient, pre-mixed drinks. Premium spirits are becoming more sought after as well, with about 18 percent of Czechs opting for higher-quality selections. Declining Alcoholic Beer Consumption According to the Czech Breweries and Malteries Association, the average per capita consumption of alcoholic beer fell by 16 liters in 2024 compared to 2019. This marks a continued downward trend in alcoholic beer consumption, despite the Czech Republic maintaining its position as the world’s top beer consumer with 152.1 liters per capita in 2023....

 by Prague Morning Sep 23, 2025

Pumpkin World Amusement Park is Now Opened to Public

A seasonal amusement park for children, named Pumpkin World (Dýňový svět), will open in the Czech village of Nová Ves u Leštiny on Saturday, September 2o. For adults, there are plenty of pumpkin-based treats on offer: pumpkin soup, pumpkin syrups, and pancakes with pumpkin jam. Entry to the farm is only possible with a reservation, confirmed the co-owner Jaroslava Pipková. “Over the years that our pumpkin farm has been running, interest has grown so much that we couldn’t manage without reservations—there simply wouldn’t be enough space,” she explained. According to Pipková, not only families with children, but also local schools and kindergartens, regularly visit the farm. The number of visitors now reaches into the thousands. The Pipkovi family first opened their “pumpkin world” in 2010. “We decided to try growing pumpkins. It worked, so we started selling them at the market and later here on the farm. But we wanted to add something extra so people had a reason to come, so we created the pumpkin world,” Pipková recalled. The farm’s large garden has since become the stage for this “orange world.” “Over time, word spread, people kept coming, and now we can’t skip a single year,” she said with...

 by Gabriella Burgess Sep 19, 2025

Streets Across Prague to Transform as “Zažít město jinak” Marks 20 Years

On September 20, streets and squares across Czechia will once again turn into open-air stages, playgrounds, and meeting points. The community festival Experience the City Differently (Zažít město jinak) is celebrating its 20th year, inviting people to imagine their neighborhoods without cars. The annual event, organized by the civic association AutoMat together with hundreds of volunteers, is part of European Mobility Week. What began as a small grassroots initiative has grown into a nationwide happening, now spanning more than 160 locations. For one day, courtyards, streets, and parks will become spaces for theater, music, cycling parades, local food stands, children’s workshops, lectures, and flea markets. Communities as the Driving Force This year’s theme, “The Power of Communities,” highlights the role of local residents in shaping public space. “With Experience the City Differently, we show how streets can reflect the needs of those who actually live there,” explained project manager Petr Štádler of AutoMat. “It’s not only about redesigning urban space, but also about strengthening social ties.” According to the organizers, the festival creates a kind of “modern agora,” where neighbors come together to discuss shared challenges and test new ways of living in their city. The festival takes place with...

 by Prague Morning Sep 14, 2025

Prague and the 15-Minute City? Only for One in Seven Residents

In the first year of the Friendly City Index, Prague ranked second among Central and Eastern European metropolises. Yet only 13.82% of residents can reach most daily destinations – work, schools, shops, or healthcare – within 15 minutes. The best metropolises in the region remain closer to “30-minute cities.” Young Czechs are closest to the ideal: 34% of those aged 18–24 said they can reach everyday destinations within 15 minutes. Middle-aged people, especially 45–54, scored the worst at 14.7%. Smaller Czech cities outperform Prague. Olomouc (36%), Ostrava (29.7%), and Brno (21.8%) all ranked better in their categories. Compact urban structures and shorter distances explain much of this advantage. Polish cities also dominated the rankings, including Krakow, Szczecin, and Lublin. Among metropolises, Warsaw leads with 15.9%. In other categories: Krakow (30.3%), Split (44%), Rijeka (53.3%), and Zadar (53.6%). Riga ranked worst at 9.8%, while Zagreb scored only 20%. The smaller the city, the better the accessibility Around 10–15% in metropolises, 30% in large cities, 40%+ in medium-sized cities, and over 50% in small cities. Even cities with metro systems like Prague or Bucharest show little improvement, confirming that compactness and urban structure matter more than infrastructure alone. Transport habits In Central...

 by Prague Morning Sep 08, 2025

Dinner in the Sky Returns to Prague, Serving Meals at 40 Meters High

Dinner in the Sky returns until September 14! Slovak chef Peter Slačka will serve a crafted menu 40 meters above the city, suspended from a crane at Mrázovka in Prague 5. The experience begins at ground level, beneath the crane, where a long oval table is prepared with safety belts and ropes. The meal lasted roughly an hour and a half. The menu highlighted seasonal flavors: eggplant ceviche with herbs, dill kulajda with espuma, veal cheeks with Jerusalem artichoke puree and hazelnuts, and a raspberry crème brûlée with nitrogen smoke and mint. Vegetarian alternatives included roasted cauliflower with burnt apple. Each course was served by Slačka and his small team, moving carefully on the central platform of the table. Slačka, a chef with experience across Portugal, Sweden, Australia, and Great Britain, previously ran Michelin-starred kitchens and opened the Bratislava restaurant Baroza. He also created the menu for London’s Kwãnt bar, which appeared on a top 50 global bar list. Pricing ranges from 3,190 CZK to around 6,000 CZK, depending on the menu selection, and a new shorter option with dessert and prosecco is available for the first time. Dinner in the Clouds Menu – Lunch Ceviche: Tomato, Herbs from Beladice,...

 by Prague Morning Sep 07, 2025

Manifesto Market Celebrates 4 Years with Music, Food, and Special Events

Manifesto Market Anděl is marking its 4th anniversary this month with a series of events mixing food, music, and drinks. The market is now fully covered for the season, so visitors can enjoy the program regardless of the weather. 12 September | Mexican Independence Day The market will host a Mexican-themed evening with live Mariachi music from 6 PM, followed by a DJ set from 8 PM. Alebrijes will fire up the grill for a special Mexican BBQ and serve frozen Margaritas. Visitors in sombreros or traditional Mexican clothing can look forward to a free shot. 13 September | 4th Anniversary Party Manifesto celebrates its birthday with an evening of DJs and live saxophone performances. The lineup includes DJ Scab from 4 PM, followed by Stas Yan and DJ Rodrigue Ardilha at 6 PM, and Jailesax closing the night from 8 PM to 10 PM. 17 September | Salsa and Bachata Class Hanser Estenoz Dance Studio will lead free open classes in salsa and bachata from 6 PM. No registration is needed, and everyone is welcome—solo dancers, couples, and beginners. 22–28 September | Negroni Week For a week, visitors can enjoy Negroni cocktails and variations, plus live music. A special...

 by Prague Morning Sep 05, 2025

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