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There’s a New Lookout Tower Near Prague

Near Dolní Břežany, 20km from Prague, you will find the largest Celtic town in Bohemia. At the top, there is a new cylindrical structure made of larch wood that stretches to 32 meters high. The lookout tower was designed by architect Martin Rajniš and opened to visitors just before Christmas.  The Celtic town itself is a national cultural monument and has found its place among tourists. “It is actually a very interesting village, which was inhabited from the late Stone Age to the Early Middle Ages,” says Lucie Vospělová, head of the Department of Culture.  The construction of the lookout tower began in September 2021. It consists of three wooden pillars surrounding a circular staircase. The whole structure is fastened to the ground by steel rods. It is 32 meters high, but visitors can ascend to the viewing platform, which is located at a height of 24 meters. “People can have a great view of Prague, and also at the Central Bohemian Region,” describes Vospělová. In the summertime, you can see not only the tallest buildings in Prague but also the TV transmitter Cukrák and much more.  “At the moment, we are preparing a virtual exhibition, and visitors will be...

 by Prague Morning Feb 16, 2022
masopust at manifesto

Manifesto Will Celebrate Masopust With Folklore Music in Costumes and Traditional Meals

Manifesto Anděl is preparing a two-day celebration of the local carnival called Masopust. Visitors can enjoy a special program and menus from Friday, February 25th to Saturday, 26th. Quite well-known for the South American carnival vibes and lively dance waves that some of the restaurants bring on a regular basis to Manifesto, this time the happenings will highlight the Czech and Moravian traditions. On Friday, February 25, a cimbalom quartet will perform folklore music while wearing traditional embroidered costumes. During a two-hour performance by four musicians with violin, double bass, cimbalom and viol, anyone will be welcome to sing along. On Saturday, experienced tutors Jaruška and Anežka will run children’s workshops and make colorful carnival masks. Anyone who wants to dress up for the occasion should unleash their imagination and creativity. During both days of the Masopust event, the chefs from Zátiší will open a pop-up restaurant with authentic Czech specialties and an unprecedented menu at Manifesto. For the first time, our guests will be able to taste blood sausage with cabbage and butter potatoes, pork sausage, or beef goulash with dumplings. The special menu will be available until it is sold out for CZK 195 per serving (which will...

 by Veronica Vedernikova Feb 10, 2022
Things to Do in Prague This Weekend

Top Things to Do in Prague This Weekend

Find out what is going on this weekend in Prague. Parties, stand-up comedy shows, food events, shows, concerts and exhibitions guarantee that your weekend will be full of fun!   Cirkopolis 2022 Prague – 13-18 February If you are looking for a special event to take your breath away, this year´s Cirkopolis Festival is here to do exactly that. For almost a week you will be able to enjoy plenty of magical and jaw-dropping performances from jugglers, to dancers, acrobats and other circus performers showing you their best tricks and moves. Come and enjoy these magical shows happening in Akropolis Palace and Ponec Theatre and enjoy your weekend in full flair. There are plenty of performances to choose from, you definitely won´t be bored.   Farmers’ market at Heřmaňák – Saturday, February 12 Farmers’ market at Heřmaňák is definitely not regular farmers´ market. There is one thing that makes it special and different from others. What it is? Well, it is one of the first eco-friendly markets taking place in Prague. In this market, nobody uses plastic bags, containers and other packaging. Instead, all the visitors are encouraged to bring their own reusable bags, glass jars, egg containers and wrappers...

 by Prague Morning Feb 10, 2022

Prague Masopust to Take Place This Year from February 25 to March 1

The Czech version of Mardis Gras, Masopust is celebrated in Prague each year with colourful costumes, food, drink and a fanciful parade. While Carnival is celebrated around the world from Brazil to Venice, Prague puts its own special twist on the event. Masopust, as it’s known in Czech, is a vibrant celebration that marks the end of winter and ushers in spring with a number of parties and parades full of colourful costumes throughout the city. Singing, dancing, eating and drinking are all key parts of Prague’s Masopust festivities. To take part, just put on a mask and join the fun. In 2022, Masopust Prague will take place between 25 February 2022 to Tuesday 01 March 2022.  The biggest parties and celebrations take place the weekend prior to Ash Wednesday, with Shrove Tuesday being the biggest day of celebrating. The Letna Carnival Parade of Masks will be held winding its way through numerous cultural institutions, including the National Technical Museum, Letka Club, Museum of Agriculture, Letenska vodarna, Scarabeus Gallery, the Coffee Museum. Theater performances for the whole family will take place in the Letka Hall from 4:00 pm. There are also carnival exhibitions and magic performances held in the exhibition tower. The children’s choir will...

 by Prague Morning Feb 07, 2022

March 20: The Day of the Vltava is Back in Prague

After two years of covid measures, the Vševltavsky Association will organize the “Day of Vltava river” again, on Sunday, March 20, 2022. Traditionally, Vltava Day is held on the first spring days as a symbolic opening of the boat season on the Vltava River. You will be able to ride free of charge on river ferries, classic motorboats, a real Venetian gondola and a historical sailing boat. Guests can also enjoy a rich accompanying program with live performances and various entertaining and educational thematic events. The Vltava Day takes place along the entire length of the river, not only in Prague and its immediate surroundings. The opening of the sailing season will again offer cruises for Prague residents, tourists and non-resident passengers for free. Find the program here Historic background On March 20, 1393, considered the first martyr of the Seal of the Confessional, St. John of Nepomuk was tortured and thrown into the river Vltava from Charles Bridge in Prague, by order of King Wenceslaus IV. A brass cross, worn smooth and shiny by the innumerable hands of wish-makers, is positioned around the middle of the iconic Charles Bridge, which spans the mighty Vltava river in Prague. The killing of...

 by Prague Morning Feb 02, 2022
Best Croissants in prague

The 5 Best Croissants in Prague

Unlike cronuts, croissants are one of those pastries that seem like they have been around forever. And, well, that’s because they pretty much have. Perfectly baked and delightfully flaky, the croissant has roots that go all the way back to 13th century Austria. Today, this ubiquitous baked good is savored with morning coffee, used as lunchtime sandwich bread, and served as a post-dinner dessert. To help you find tasty croissants near you, we put together a list of the best places in Prague.   aux Merveilleux de fred Prague’s newest bakery aux Merveilleux de fred has a lot to live up to. The cooks bake various brioche pastries (“les cramiques”) all day long, and you can watch them working through a large window. Their pure butter croissants are made in accordance with a traditional recipe and technique: here you can try the most authentic French croissant in the city. Fred doesn’t only make brioche.  The stars of his shops are the “merveilleux”, lightweight delicacies crafted from meringue and cream.   Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da Aux Merveilleux de Fred Prague (@auxmerveilleuxprague)   Cukrárna Myšák The croissants here are to die for- especially the all-butter ones which are their signature product. At Myšák you...

 by Prague Morning Jan 31, 2022
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Disney+ Will Expand to 42 Countries This Summer, Including the Czech Republic

Disney+ will come to more parts of the world this summer. On Wednesday, Disney announced the streaming service will expand to 42 additional countries, including the Czech Republic. Disney+ is currently available in 64 countries globally.  No country-by-country launch dates, prices, or subscription plans were revealed. Disney+, which debuted in the U.S., Canada and the Netherlands on Nov. 19, 2019, has looked to global expansion to offset slowing subscriber numbers in North America. The streamer hit 118 million total global subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2021. Here’s the full list of countries where the service is expanding to this summer: Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kosovo, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco, North Macedonia, Oman, Palestine, Poland, Qatar, Romania, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Vatican City and Yemen. Like Netflix, Disney also continues to invest heavily into new content to try and attract subscribers. Just this week, Percy Jackson author Rick Riordan reiterated that a series based on the books is in development for Disney Plus, and earlier this month, Disney said that Pixar’s Turning Red would be ditching theaters to...

 by Prague Morning Jan 27, 2022
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Have Fun and Relax at Manifesto All Winter Long. Masopust Coming Soon

Manifesto Andel is keeping its winter-proof heated space and is open daily throughout winter, offering a varied program that pairs well with dinner or drinks. Following a series of film screenings and silent discos, acoustic music sets and a Brazilian evening are planned in the coming weeks. On January 30th, on the occasion of the Lunar New Year, Manifesto will invite families to join a matinée full of workshops and activities themed around the Year of the Tiger. Creative activities will allow guests to learn about the most important holiday celebrated across Asia that is also near and dear to many colleagues from Manifesto’s restaurants and core team alike. They will create puppets, origami-decorated envelopes, and learn what they are traditionally used for. In the end, they can participate in a dice game and hope to win a prize. “2022 is the Year of the Tiger that symbolizes bravery, ambition, and courage. We expect a year of changes and opportunities to come alongside the chances. The legend brings us back to thousands of years ago: 12 animals were in a race which determined their sequences in the Chinese Zodiac. Tiger is placed third after Rat and Ox, and followed by...

 by Prague Morning Jan 26, 2022
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Largest Virtual Reality Park Opens in Prague

The largest virtual reality park recently opened in Prague’s Brumlovka area. Avatar Park, with 500 square meters, offers a simulated fall from a skyscraper, a roller coaster ride, an attempt to defend a medieval castle, and a simulation of the Tour of France, amongst other attractions. “It’s really like in reality, [with] all the details and how the whole seat is knocking with you,” says Vladimír after trying the roller coaster simulator. A simulated fall from a skyscraper is one of Avatar Park’s best attractions. Another outstanding experience occurs when a person is placed on his stomach and then sent backward and forward achieving the feeling of flying through the air. The park is suitable for all ages including children. The entrance is 580 Kč and valid for everything up to an hour. “It is the largest game park with unique attractions that are not to be tried anywhere else in the virtual world. VR Park Avatar best describes words like adrenaline or an extreme experience,” stated project author Dan Broulík. Virtual reality experiences are rapidly increasing in popularity throughout the Czech Republic. Prague, with Avatar Park, can now welcome this new and exciting experience for both residents and out-of-town...

 by Jason Burleson Jan 23, 2022

New Study Highlights The Best Cities To Live In For A Healthy And Happy Life

The study analyzed 44 global cities across 10 metrics ranging, from sunshine hours to the average cost of a gym membership.

 by Prague Morning Jan 13, 2022
Best Places for Vegetarian Food prague

Prague Among the Best Places for Vegetarian Food Lovers in Europe

With Veganuary 2022 just around the corner, experts at Uswitch.com wanted to find the best European capital cities for vegetarians to live in. By analyzing the average ratings of vegetarian restaurants across each European capital, they can now reveal all! Prague has the 9th highest-rated vegetarian restaurants in Europe, a pretty good position for a typically meat-centered cuisine. For the full research make sure to visit Uswitch.com. With vegetarianism recently taking off in the Czech Republic, Prague has been crowned the 9th best capital for vegetarians to live, with an average rating of 8.64/10 for their veggie restaurants. Vegetarian hotspots of Europe With an average vegetarian rating of 8.85/10, Belgrade, Serbia, is the European capital most suited for vegetarians! The average price of a meal in this Eastern European capital is just €15,98, 32% cheaper than Malta’s capital, Valletta, in second place. With a total of 381 restaurants to choose from, vegetarians in Belgrade will be spoilt for choice. The Maltese capital of Valletta comes in second, just missing out on the top spot with an average veggie restaurant rating of 8.84/10. Despite the average price of a meal being slightly more expensive than Belgrade, the Mediterranean capital has 1201...

 by Prague Morning Jan 05, 2022

Bright and Shiny New Year’s Eve at Manifesto

Manifesto Anděl will sparkle on the last night of this year with a diverse and glamorous program for visitors called Glam & Bubbles New Year’s Eve. Set up in the heated and decorated area under the covering, guests can kick off their evening at the beauty parlor with a private make-up artist invited for the occasion, to get a radiant look with glitter cosmetics. Throughout the evening, guests can enjoy a special, super photogenic Prosecco-based cocktail with a puff of cotton candy and a sweet cherry on top. DJ Giacomo, accompanied live by a saxophonist, will contribute to festive vibes from 5:30 pm. After 6:30 pm, visitors can look into their bright future thanks to the tarot cards fortune teller Andrea. As the closing time of Manifesto is 10 pm, guests will not experience the countdown till midnight during the evening program, yet their whole evening is an occasion to say a euphoric goodbye to the current year approaching its last moments. Attendance is subject to the same pandemic rules as visiting restaurants and guests are advised to make a reservation through the Manifesto e-shop. Program: Glam & Bubbles New Year’s Eve | 5 pm–10 pm 5: 30–9: 30pm |...

 by Prague Morning Dec 23, 2021

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