Do not miss the Karlín street food festival, which will take place on March 19th on Karlínské náměstí from 11:00 – 18:00! You can look forward to a great program and delicious high-quality food, snacks, and drinks, which will satisfy all hungry stomachs. This time, the organizers have invited classic vendors as well as some newcomers offering modern street food gastronomy, which will surely captivate and surprise you with its variety and flavors. The whole festival is going to be accompanied by music from various bands which will play for you all day long. Brass Avenue will be performing for the first time. There will also be entertainment for children, so come with the whole family and friends. Find more info on the official Facebook page.
Awaken your senses with five brand-new exhibits at well-known Prague attraction: Museum of Senses. The Museum of Senses, located in the city center of Prague on Jindrisska 20, is upgrading its exhibits to create an even more unique experience for its visitors. The museum offers an experience to discover and challenge your senses through a series of optical illusions and fun activities. An entertaining experience for kids and adults where education and fun come together. The museum is open daily from 9:00 to 20:00 and encourages everyone to take their camera and capture their adventure. The five new exhibits that will be added to the museum’s collection are a mix of upgraded work and new additions; some already finished, some still a work in progress. From the first 2D room in Prague, to a brand-new infinity tunnel, and a perspective-changing activity; the new exhibits seem to be a promising addition for visitors to enjoy. The popular exhibit ‘bed of nails’ also got an upgrade to make the pictures and videos even more memorable. Soon, a new mirror maze will be constructed at the entry of the museum for you to make an extra special entrance into this sensational adventure! Despite...
Modern markets with author’s fashion, jewelry, design, delicacies, organic cosmetics and other honestly processed products that provide space for smaller and beginning designers, creators and all enthusiasts – this is MINT Market. After long 7 years, it returns to the Vltava River, to the Prague Naplavka, Rašínovo nábřeží near Výtoň. On Sunday, April 16, over a hundred of the best brands from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Ukraine will perform here from 10:00 to 18:00. So come and enjoy a great atmosphere on the banks of the Vltava River. As always, the entrance is free and without barriers. In addition, your pets are welcome too. Behind MINT Market is a group of people who have been organizing successful design markets since 2010 and are the only ones to carry modern and sustainable goods at their events throughout the Czech Republic. What started as the idea of a few enthusiasts who wanted to create a place for themselves and their friends to sell their own brands is currently a successful alternative to shopping malls and a platform bringing together more than 1,200 creatives and small businesses holding regular events in two dozen cities. The markets are known for their friendly relaxed...
Karlínské soup festival will take place on Sunday, March 5, on Karlínské náměstí from 11:00 – 18:00. You can look forward to a wide range of our classic Czech soups such as potato soup, cabbage soup, kulajda, garlic soup, and tripe soup. However, soups from all over the world will not be missing! Very popular Pho, chipotle, bouillabaisse, Indian DHAL, French onion soup, traditional Indonesian Soto Ayam or American thick soup with grilled cheese sandwich, and many other different kinds of creamy soups and broths. Great live musical performances and entertainment for young and old alike await you again this year. The Lovesong Orchestra will perform from 13:30 and DJ Hlava will make sure you’re in a great mood all day. Find all the info here
As of March 2, Prague Castle’s South Gardens are open to the public after its closure during winter. Accessible year-round, the visiting hours of the Royal Garden have been extended and is now open from 10:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m. Further adjustments to the grounds include modifying existing tickets and lowering entrance fees. The Prague Castle Administration (SPH) is hoping to focus on domestic visitors; introducing new tours which visit places inside of the grounds that are typically off-limits for tourists. Although entry to the Prague Castle grounds remains restricted by security checkpoints, visitors to the Royal Garden and Deer’s Moat will be able to circumvent these checkpoints. Like the Royal Garden, both parts of Jelení kopóp have been open year-round since last year. Depending on good weather, the access footbridges from Klárov and from Jeléní street will be open as well, and the Deer Moat will be open daily from 10:00 a.m to dusk. During the months of March and April, the Royal Garden will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. During May and June, it will be open until 7:00 p.m., and in July and August, it will not close until 8:00 p.m. The hours will...
Nestled in the picturesque South Bohemian Region, Castle Blatna stands as a breathtaking architectural gem with a rich history dating back to the 13th century. While the castle has been a popular tourist destination for years, the addition of alpaca tours has elevated the experience to a whole new level. Its origins are traced back to the 13th century, with additions and renovations made over the centuries. The current appearance of the castle dates back to the 16th century when it was transformed into a Renaissance-style chateau. The castle was later acquired by the Schwarzenberg family, who were responsible for the majority of the castle’s interior and exterior renovations. Today, the castle stands as a remarkable testament to Czech architecture and history, with its original features and unique character attracting visitors from around the world. You can admire its imposing façade, a blend of Gothic and Renaissance elements, and its stunning interior spaces that are adorned with ornate stucco and frescoes. The alpacas are looked after by the current owners of the castle, who have made it their mission to introduce visitors to these friendly animals while providing an unforgettable experience. The alpaca tours begin with an introduction to the...
Do you live in Prague or are you a frequent visitor? Are you looking for new places to visit outside Prague’s bustling locations? Here are our tips on hidden gems around Prague for you to discover when you are in the mood for some peace and quiet. Vestecký rybník This beautiful pond is located on the outskirts of Prague, Jesenice to be precise. The pond’s quiet surroundings are beautifully landscaped, with wooden walkways for you to cross the pond. This pond is recommended if you are looking for a calm location, and don’t be afraid to come here with children or pets. Visualizza questo post su Instagram Un post condiviso da Miro Marsik 🎸📷 (@miromarsik) Prosecké skály The natural monument of Prosecké skály is located in Prague 9. It’s a beautiful place for walking, and you will find two viewpoints that provide an amazing panoramic view of Prague. An educational trail from Vysočany, through Prosek to Střížkov leads through the Prosecké skály, which we highly recommend if you want to learn something new and interesting. Visualizza questo post su Instagram Un post condiviso da Tatiana Nováková (@tana_novakova123) Gabriel Loci In Prague’s Smíchov, next to...
February 22, Kunsthalle This week, the Kunsthalle exhibition space celebrates one year since its opening and will be hosting several events to commemorate this occasion. Ranging from tours and music to workshops and exhibitions, events will be held from February 22 to March 1. Admission will be free on Wednesday and CZK 260 on the following days. Their regular exhibitions are still operating during this time, and you can visit the space to see Marketa Magidova’s work, My Sweet Indelible Planet. Visitors can also look forward to a photo series documenting life in late 20th-century Bohemia – taking place later in March. February 23, The invisible exhibition The invisible exhibition brings a unique interactive exhibition concept. You will move into completely dark rooms, where you will also become blind for a while. The illuminated part of the exhibition contains a number of interesting games and tools from everyday life. The language of the tours is Czech by default, if you wish to have a tour in another language, please contact the organizers. Tickets from CZK 280. February 24, Lucerna Music Bar American post-punk band, Algiers, will be performing at Lucerna Music Bar on February 24. Along with new music, they...
Vltava Day is a young tradition in Prague. This year at its ninth anniversary, the celebration is an occasion for tourists and locals alike to explore the Old Town from the river, as boat rides will be free. Sunday, March 19, local residents and tourists alike will have the chance to enjoy a free boat ride on the Vltava River in Prague. Boats leave from Dock Na Františku, Prague’s redeveloped waterfront along the Dvořák Embankment (Dvořákovo nábřeží). The official schedule of the rides features six different boat tours from six locations: Slapy – Dock Na Františku – platform no. 11, departure: 9, 10, 11 a.m. (duration of the cruise: 45 minutes) Classic River – Dock Na Františku – platform no. 17, departure: 10, 11 a.m.; 1, 2 p.m. (duration of the cruise: 45 minutes) Czech Boat – Dock Na Františku – platform no. 16, departure: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 a.m., 12.30, 1.30 p.m. (duration of the cruise: 45 minutes) Saloon Speedship Nepomuk – Dock Four Seasons – Platnéřská 191/2, departure: 10, 11, a.m.12.00, 1, 2 p.m. (duration of the cruise: 45 minutes) Fidelio – Dock Výtoň – Platnéřská 191/4, departure: 10 a.m. (duration of the cruise: 120 minutes) – Dock Four Seasons...
The Czech Republic’s largest craft beer festival, Pražský Festival Piva 2023, is taking place on March 31st and April 1st at the Prague Tržnice in Holešovice. Over 50 breweries, including 26 international ones from 18 different countries, will be in attendance. Three of these breweries, Cloudwater Brew Co, Siren Craft Brew, and Amager Bryghus, are among the top 100 craft beer breweries according to ratebeer.com. Visitors can expect to try over 150 different types of beer from countries such as England, Belgium, Germany, and others. The festival will be cashless, with all visitors receiving a chip from NFCtron that can be topped up with credit before and during the festival. Advance tickets for single-day or festival tickets can be purchased here. The festival will also feature workshops, lectures, and tastings with brewers from Germany and Belgium, as well as musical performances and a variety of food options to contribute to the overall festive atmosphere.
The former Bohemia restaurant has regained its shine after an extensive reconstruction. It will offer unique facilities for events, cultural and social meetings. The former Bohemia restaurant at the Prague Exhibition Grounds has undergone a complete and very demanding reconstruction with regard to preserving its historical character. The building of the former Pilsen restaurant from 1891 now opens its doors to the public, and it will serve for various purposes such as conferences, exhibitions, fashion shows, chamber music concerts, and other cultural events and social or business meetings. The Bohemia building was originally built as a restaurant for the Jubilee Exhibition in 1891, making it one of the oldest buildings at the Exhibition Grounds. The total budget for the reconstruction works amounted to CZK 87.7 million. The building offers a spacious ground floor hall for social and cultural events, fashion shows, chambre music concerts, vernissages, press conferences, and other events of various focus. Future visitors can also use two lounges on the upper floor for business meetings, private meetings or presentations of products and services. There is also a kitchen equipped with top technology and facilities for the most demanding catering services, with another smaller professional kitchen also located on the upper floor, for cases all spaces in the...
1. Imaginarium at Chvaly Chateau Let yourself draw into the celebration of human creativity and craft with the unique project of Imaginarium Forman Brothers Theatre and their friends that will last the whole of February until 11 June at Chvaly Chateau! The exhibition will intoduce to us the fantastic and mysterious world of nomadic theatre makers and peculiar artists which will be accompanied by program full of amazing puppet and theatre performances, art workshops and concerts. The exhibition returns to its homeland after several exhibitions in Italy, Germany, Denmark or France. 2. Carnivals in Prague February is well-known for its carnivals and this time it will be no different! On 18 February (Saturday), you will have the chance to come to carnivals which will take place throughout the whole of Prague. Join the traditional carnival parade of masks, watch theatre performances, eat delicious food and drinks and enjoy the cheerful music at the scenery of Mala Strana and Hradčany, Opatov, Kbely, Fajnový dvůr, Letňany, Karlín and many others! 3. Festival KUK for children From 23 to 25 February, you will have the great chance to bring your children to Pragovka (Prague 9), where festival KUK for children from 10 months...
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