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Kostelni Lhota in Central Bohemia Named Village of Year

The Village of the Year in the Czech Republic is a national competition held since 1995, announced annually by the Ministry of Regional Development. Its aim is to promote the “restoration” and “development” of the Czech countryside through communal projects carried out by villagers themselves. Each year hundreds of Czech and Moravian villages enter the competition. Being focused on the countryside, the notion of rurality is one of the competition’s defining features. Kostelni Lhota in Central Bohemia has been named Czech village 2022. It has about 900 inhabitants. Between Poděbrady and Sadská, along the road that used to be called Slezká (Silesian) or Náchodská (according to the town of Náchod) there are four villages with Lhota as part of their name. They are as follows: Přední Lhota (Front Lhota), Vrbová Lhota (Willow Lhota), Písková Lhota (Sandy Lhota) and Kostelní Lhota (Church Lhota) respectively. The dominant building of Kostelní Lhota is naturally the local church that – together with the vicarage and school – comprises the historical village center. All of the above Lhotas were established in the second half of the 14th century. There used to be deep forest in this area before, as well as a rather wide-spread marshland...

 by Prague Morning Sep 18, 2022

September 24: Wine Festival in the Oldest Czech Vineyard of Prague Castle

Saint Wenceslas Wine Festival happens annually below Prague castle on the oldest vineyard in the Czech republic – Saint Wenceslas vineyard. It was established in the 10the century and, according to the legend,  Saint Wenceslas himself planted wine and harvested grapes in order to produce the sacramental wine. This year on September 24, for the fifteenth time, you will get a chance to taste the excellent 50 kinds of excellent wines from leading Czech and Moravian wineries and also local wines in the authentic setting of the oldest Czech vineyard with breathtaking views of Prague. In addition to tasting beautiful wines, you can look forward to many other delicacies. Of course, there will also be traditional burčák – new half-fermented wine. Different DJs – TGT, I Am Styf, Subgate – will be playing for your listening pleasure, while jazz music lovers will be delighted by the great saxophonist František Havlíček and his band. In addition, you can look forward to a variety of gastronomic delicacies. More info on Facebook Where: St. Wenceslas Vineyard – Villa Richter, Staré zámecké schody 6, Prague 1 When: 24 September 2022, from 11 AM to 7 PM Entry: 250 CZK including a tasting glass. Tickets can be...

 by Prague Morning Sep 17, 2022

Zažít Město Jinak Will Transform Almost 200 Places Across the Czech Republic

Workshops for children instead of cars, local delicacies instead of fast food and time to get to know your neighbors better instead of hustle and bustle. On Saturday, September 17, the AutoMat association, together with hundreds of volunteer organizers, is preparing the festival Zažít město jinak (Take Back Your Street) and a varied program tailored to each participating street. This year, with the motto “No boundaries”, they are also trying to overcome barriers in public space and those in our heads. “Each neighborhood site involved is completely different. It reflects the spirit of the place as well as who undertakes the organization of the program. Sometimes it is a local school or a pub, in others it is an art group, an activist association or even a parish. Some places will become the scene of a larger street festival, while others are planning “just” a neighborhood picnic or a film screening,” explains Tomáš Fridrich, the main coordinator of Zažít město jinak (Take back your street). “But they are all united by the fact that Zažít město jinak event is open to everyone – children, seniors, people with health restrictions and, on the fringes of society, our neighbors from Ukraine and...

 by Prague Morning Sep 16, 2022

Two Weeks-Long Festival Celebrates Czech Beer

Some 6,000 pubs and restaurants across the Czech Republic take part in the ninth annual Czech Beer Days (Dny českého piva) from September 14 to September 30. The motto of the festival is “the Czech pub is part of our culture — our national identity.” St. Wenceslas Day, the 28th of September, is a national holiday, celebrating Václav I’s legacy of helping unify Bohemia. But he is also considered the patron saint of beer. Dozens of breweries and microbreweries are participating nationwide in the festival. The event celebrates not only beer but pub culture as a whole. And so participating pubs around the country are offering up not only special beers but also unique menus featuring dishes such as roast boar served with a rosehip sauce. “Czech Beer Days is a festival for all lovers of beer, pubs and gastronomy. With the festival, we want to promote the consumption of draft beer and also remind people of the unique traditional Czech pub,” František Šámal, chairman of the ČSPS, said in a press release. Meanwhile, breweries are opening up their doors to visitors who will be able to see just how the beloved amber drink is made “We believe that Czech...

 by Prague Morning Sep 06, 2022

September 18: Coffee Festival in Karlín

Coffee festival on Karlínské square with the best roasteries and cafés.  The festival will present both classic coffee preparation and various alternative ways or even coffee rituals. There will also be the much-loved cold brew and much more. You can look forward to a wide range of dishes that will satisfy even the most demanding gourmets. The Brownies concert will be held at 13:30, and DJ Hlava will play for you all day long. There will also be a rich accompanying program and thematic workshops for children and adults. Find more information on Facebook xosotin chelseathông tin chuyển nhượngcâu lạc bộ bóng đá arsenalbóng đá atalantabundesligacầu thủ haalandUEFAevertonfutebol ao vivofutemaxmulticanaisonbetbóng đá world cupbóng đá inter milantin juventusbenzemala ligaclb leicester cityMUman citymessi lionelsalahnapolineymarpsgronaldoserie atottenhamvalenciaAS ROMALeverkusenac milanmbappenapolinewcastleaston villaliverpoolfa cupreal madridpremier leagueAjaxbao bong da247EPLbarcelonabournemouthaff cupasean footballbên lề sân cỏbáo bóng đá mớibóng đá cúp thế giớitin bóng đá ViệtUEFAbáo bóng đá việt namHuyền thoại bóng đágiải ngoại hạng anhSeagametap chi bong da the gioitin bong da lutrận đấu hôm nayviệt nam bóng đátin nong bong daBóng đá nữthể thao 7m24h bóng đábóng đá hôm naythe thao ngoai hang anhtin nhanh bóng đáphòng thay đồ bóng đábóng đá phủikèo nhà cái onbetbóng đá lu 2thông tin phòng thay đồthe thao vuaapp đánh lô đềdudoanxosoxổ số giải đặc biệthôm nay...

 by Prague Morning Sep 06, 2022

Burčák Festivals in Prague: Here’s the Full List!

“Burčák” is partially fermented young wine and it is a very popular drink in Moravia, Austria, and Bavaria. This alcoholic wine drink is produced when pressed grape juice is partially fermented. Its consumption is typically connected with the first autumn days. The law states that to be labeled a burčák, the product has to be made of Czech or Moravian fruits and can only be sold between August 1 and November 30 of the year. The drink is considered to be a national treasure. Moravians are very passionate about the drink and claim that drinking seven liters per year guarantees good health in the upcoming year! We have prepared a list of festivals where you can find “burčák” this year: Vinohradské vinobraní Burčák from ten different producers – just this fact is enough to have a rest and relax here after the working week. In addition, guests will enjoy a wide range of natural farm delicacies and wines from all over the Czech Republic, theatrical performances and other entertainment for children. Where: Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad, Praha 3 When: 9 and 10 September, from 10:00 to 21:00 Price: free entrance Program: click here Malostranské vinobraní Several ensembles of traditional Moravian...

 by Prague Morning Sep 05, 2022

Signal Festival: 4 Days, 15 Installations, 10 Light Years

The tenth edition of the Signal Festival of digital and creative culture returns to Prague next month, lighting up the city for four days of exhibitions, tech-based displays and performances spread over 14 locations. The festival – which is the most visited cultural event in the Czech Republic – will take place from October 13th to 16th, featuring work from many artists including world-renowned Turkish new media artist Refik Anadol and Czech designer Maxim Velčovský. Visitors can visit nine of the 15 exhibitions free of charge, with the remaining displays available with a Signal Plus pass currently available for 240 Kč on the festival’s website. A VIP pass allowing viewers to skip queues at all 15 locations and access food and drink catering is also being sold for 1690 Kč. Speaking to Prague Morning, Signal Festival director Martin Pošta said the tickets are “very important to support the future of the event”. “It’s not for profit and it’s very affordable,” he said. “It allows us to keep being creative.” “We aren’t just promoters of art, we produce it. These works have been created especially for the festival.” Pošta recommends visitors set aside two nights for the festival as “it’s not...

 by Jody Druce Sep 02, 2022

Prague Ranked as Europe’s Least Bike-Friendly City

Cycling lovers know how liberating it can feel to zip along a bike path, taking in the charm of a city without the downsides of crammed public transport or traffic jams. And as governments worldwide try to cut carbon emissions, more and more cities are encouraging people to ditch cars and making it easier for them to hop on bikes instead. But which are the most bike-friendly cities out there? They’re overwhelmingly in Europe, according to this year’s Global Bicycle Cities Index. Digital insurance company Luko looked at 90 cities around the world and ranked them based on six main parameters: the percentage of bicycle users, weather conditions, crime and safety (such as accidents and bike theft rates), infrastructure, bike-sharing opportunities and special events such as “no car days”. The final results are presented on a scale from 0 to 100, where the higher the score, the more bike-friendly the city. European cities topped the list, mainly thanks to quality cycle paths and weather conditions that include a high number of “cyclable” days. While it may not come as a surprise for cyclists used to navigating the treacherous streets of the Czech capital, Prague was ranked at a disappointing 73rd place...

 by Prague Morning Aug 25, 2022

Learn a New Craft at These Czech Handicraft Workshops in Prague

For a country so rich in traditional handicrafts, it only makes sense that workshops would be offered in various crafts. Such is certainly the case in Prague, which has a number of workshops for adults as well as children. Kavarna Maluj If you would like to paint your own plate, bowl, serving tray, or mug – or a number of other pieces of pottery – this is the place to go. Parents often bring their children here so that the whole family (or a birthday party) can indulge in a painting session. You buy your own piece, then paint it according to your whim. Paints and brushes are provided, as well as stencils. If you’d rather create your own item before painting it, pottery lessons are also offered. Mosaic tile courses are another option at Kavarna Maluj. Corporate events can be arranged through the company, as well as various activities for children. Puppets in Prague Want to create your own marionette? Here’s your chance. This workshop takes 16 days. Students will learn not only to carve marionettes, but to paint them and design their costumes. In addition, they will make short films “starring” their marionettes, assisted by professional filmmakers. This...

 by Prague Morning Aug 24, 2022

A Guide for Writing Tech Assignments From Research Paper Writer

Writing scientific papers has always been one of the major struggles for students of all majors. Yet, the assignments that cause the most confusion are the ones centered around tech topics. Clearly, if you are studying math or engineering, you may not be naturally good at writing. So, when assigned to craft a research paper on your subject, you can face quite a lot of challenges and misunderstandings. But, since there is no way to avoid this type of academic activity, you must learn how to deal with such tech assignments effectively. If you are not sure where to start, we have you covered! In this article, an expert research paper writer will share with you a step-by-step guide on how to handle college tech tasks on the example of an engineering research paper. Let’s dive in! Study the Assignment Thoroughly First of all, before you get straight to your tech assignment, you want to ensure that you know all the demands well. As a rule, when assigning you a task, teachers will provide you with a set of rules, requirements, and guidelines that explain what exactly is expected from you, as well as how your work will be assessed...

 by Prague Morning Aug 23, 2022

September 10: Take Back… Americká Street!

Experience Americká Differently on Saturday, September 10, at Prague’s Vinohrady district on Americká and Záhřebská streets, which will be transformed into a festival full of music, dance, theatre, workshops, activities for children and great food from 10.30 to 21.30. Entrance to the event is free and there will be something for everyone. This is the twelfth year of the event and this time it will offer Czech and foreign bands on four stages, the traditional La Calle Mexicana festival, theatre performances, workshops for children, Latin dance workshops, lots of food, drink and fun for all generations. The main organiser of the event, Omri Goz, invites you to enjoy a varied accompanying program: “Music will be provided by bands such as Cumbia Cooperativa and SeVesel. One of the electronic stages will be sponsored by Radio 1 from Vinohrady.” Throughout the day you will be able to taste delicacies right on the street. As well as in previous years, you can explore the flavours of Mexican and Latin American cuisine, visit local businesses, enjoy trendy street food, craft beer, fine wines and summer mixed drinks. At the MINT Market, you’ll find designer pieces from local designers as well as original products from...

 by Prague Morning Aug 22, 2022

August 28: Discover Prague From a Steam Train!

The unforgettable atmosphere of travelling by a steam train and unique views of the capital are worth trying! From the Smíchov railway station, the train goes to the Prokop Valley. The canyon in it reaches depths of up to 70 meters and it was created by erosion during the last million years. Up to the station of Rudná u Prahy, we go on the track nicknamed “Humpbacked”. From Hostivice to Smíchov, the train runs along the route of the former Buštěhrad line which exceeds an altitude difference of 150 meters. Thanks to its profile, the surrounding natural scenery, and two historical viaducts, the track has earned the name “Prague Semmering”. The name Semmering is derived from the very first mountain railway in Europe – built in the Austrian Alps in the 19th century. The final section of the journey allows you to admire the legendary Vyšehrad rock and the plain of Pankrác with modern buildings. From the railway bridge across the Vltava river, you will also be delighted with the city’s spectacular skyline crowned by the majestic Prague Castle. History In the years 1868 to 1872, the company Buštěhradská dráha had a section connecting the then-known Smíchov Common Railway Station and Hostivice...

 by Prague Morning Aug 15, 2022

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