Are you looking for some new places to eat? Here is a list of newly opened businesses in Prague! Mr. G’s Asian Riccardo Lucque, founder of La Collezione, recently launched a new project – Mr. G’s Asian. As the name suggests, the kitchen here is headed by “Mr. G”, or Greg, and unlike other projects from the group, the restaurant is based on Asian cuisine. Greg originally cooked for Aromi for two years. Riccardo Lucque was so impressed with his art that he decided to invest in Greg’s ideas and open a completely new concept. They have built the menu of the new venture around seafood and meat, and the individual dishes are perfect for sharing. Have the oysters for starters and for the main course try the seabream with chili jam, crispy garlic, mint and coriander or the pork belly with green mung beans drizzled with peanut dressing. Finish the meal with a glass of Italian Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon. Can’t leave the restaurant without a sweet spot? They’ll serve you coconut tapioca with your choice of seasonal fruit. Address: Ondříčkova 17, Prague 3 – Žižkov Visualizza questo post su Instagram Un post condiviso da Mr...
Take advantage of the unique opportunity to taste the best young wines of this year! You will have a unique opportunity to enjoy a Saturday afternoon with the best St. Martin’s wines of this year from leading Czech and Moravian wineries, just a short walk from the Malostranská tram/metro stop. Together with the young wines, you can taste St. Martin’s gastronomic delicacies. There will also be good music and a heated tent for tasting the wines in warm. The upper gate of the vineyard from Prague Castle opens for you on 12 November from noon 12 PM to 6 PM. Did you know that St. Martin’s Day was traditionally a time of feasting and revelry? And this pleasant custom of good food and drink has endured to the present day when people are happy to use the arrival of the new wine as an opportunity to entertain and meet friends in the height of autumn. Let’s invite your friends and join us for a relaxing autumn afternoon and make your Saturday day more enjoyable. Info: Entry: 150 CZK including tasting glass. Tickets can be purchased at the door. You can pay credit card. A token worth 30 CZK is the official currency throughout...
This Sunday, November 6, will take place one of the most awaited festivals of the year, hosted by Karlin Market. Once again, at the Street Food Festival you can expect a lot of great food and drink from the best street food professionals, and as a bonus, organizers have prepared a presentation of Armenian cuisine and their culture, which will surely fascinate and surprise you with its diversity and tastes. There will also be entertainment for children, so come with the whole family and friends. The festival will begin at 11 AM on Sunday and go until 6 in the evening. Come for the food, stay for the performances, and make sure to bring your whole family. It’s just a quick walk from the Karlínské náměstí tram stop.
Last chance to purchase original gifts from small and local creators – MINT Market in Prague for the last time this year Christmas is knocking on the door and you still don’t have all the presents? No problem! You can buy the best and most original things the weekend before Christmas Day. On Friday and Saturday 16th and 17th of December, the market with fresh author’s fashion and design – MINT Market – returns to the Hall 13 in the Prague Market (Prazska trznice). It will bring a varied offer from more than 100 creators and designers from all over the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Under the roof, you can look forward to hand-sewn handbags, jewelry, organic cosmetics, candles, designer fashion, delicacies, and much more. Come to shop and enjoy the great atmosphere that MINT Market is famous for on Friday from 12:00 to 19:00 and on Saturday from 9:00 to 17:00. As always, entry remains free and without barrier. In addition, your pets are welcome too. MINT is a group of people who have been organizing design markets since 2010. From the beginning in Brno and Prague, the places where you can buy original goods, mostly handmade or...
If you visit the center of Prague or any Czech town on the 11th of November, you might see a man on a white horse leading a procession… These processions are in honor of St. Martin, patron saint of the poor, and the white horse represents winter and snow. Not only on this day but for most of November, look for restaurants serving goose and St. Martin’s wine (Husa a Svatomartinské vino) which is the traditional food for the feast day. The reason behind this tradition is that it is said a flock of geese betrayed St. Martin’s hiding place and we have been eating roast goose on this day ever since. One of the main celebrations will take place at Náplavka (Rašínovo nábřeží) on November 11. You can look forward to a traditional presentation of young wines from Moravia and Bohemia and goose delicacies such as traditional goose roast with dumplings, lokše (Slovak potato pancakes), or pasta with onion white and red cabbage, goose burgers or goose ragout with vegetables, roasted goose liver, goose soup “kaldoun”, and other goose delicacies. There will be a musical program as well. Wine will be tasted from the festival glasses. This gives the wine a chance to really highlight...
The Illumination Park is an amazing winter attraction – a multimedia walk in a fairy-tale land created by light and sound. These types of attractions have been known in American botanical gardens for years. Now they are becoming more and more popular in Europe. Located near the Džbán swimming pool in Prague’s Šárecké údolí, you can visit a unique light attraction called Lumina Park. It is a 1.5-kilometer-long light trail full of illuminated and sound sculptures based on the motifs of Alice in Wonderland. Many light attractions await visitors, including a red bus, colorful balloons, bicycles, magic mushrooms, stars and birds, which are exciting scenery for unique shots. The trail consists of 18 stations, built of 20,000 light points and 20 km of electrical installations, for which 120 floodlights were used. “Lumina Park is built on energy-efficient LED technology and meets all energy standards. Its daily consumption is 45 kWh, which is comparable to about two pizza ovens. At the same time, it has an attraction that produces its own energy, said ” Karolína Steinerová from Baloo & Groot, the communications studio for Lumina Park. Standard ticket is CZK 220 on weekdays and CZK 250 on weekends. Lumina park also...
Do you already know where to go this weekend? If you are still wondering, we have some tips for interesting experiences in Prague. Signal Festival 2022 Thursday 13 October to Sunday 16 October, various locations The streets of Prague will once again be lit up by art installations. This year’s annual program is busier than ever. The largest gallery zone, live performances, lectures, workshops, new locations, new collaborations. Enjoy the culture in the city’s backdrop for yourself and visit the prepared installations. The Shockproof Film Festival Friday 14 and Saturday 15 October, Prague 3 The festival encompasses everything in cinema that is outside of the realms of mainstream or run-of-the-mill. Each year we present a fine selection of the most outstanding, impressive, overlooked, ludicrous and bizarre in horror, extreme, action, gore, camp, B-, C- and even X-rated movies. Pumpkin exhibition in the Botanical Garden Friday 14 to Monday 31 October, Prague 7 The most colourful time of the year is here and with it the traditional pumpkin exhibition. In the Botanical Garden, pumpkin arrangements will be inspired by Celtic culture and the festival of Samhain, from which Halloween was born. You can also look forward to creative workshops for children,...
The 10th edition of the Signal festival of light and digital culture gets underway in Prague on Thursday evening. The event takes place along two routes in the Czech capital and offers video mapping projects, installations and other works. WHEN TO GO TO THE FESTIVAL? The festival runs from Thursday 13 October to Sunday 16 October 2022 from 7 pm to midnight every day. Don’t miss is our packed-off program starting on Monday and a special screening at St Ludmila’s Basilica on the occasion of the Czech EU Presidency, which will take place today from 7 to 10 pm. WHERE TO FIND THE FESTIVAL MAP? This year you will see the Signal Festival on two routes – Center and Vinohrady/Vršovice. To make sure you don’t get lost, we have created a festival map that is easily accessible from your mobile phone in the Signal Festival app. The printed map can be found in the special edition of Deník N, which you can get at all ticket offices or from our volunteers in yellow jackets. Not to forget the rich off program, such as the audiovisual performance VEKTROSKOP in the Prague Observatory and Planetarium. WHAT IS SIGNAL PLUS? Join us for...
Letná in Prague 7 has been named among the 51 Coolest Neighbourhoods in the World to visit right now by Time Out. “Although it’s just across the River Vltava from Prague’s densely packed Old Town, vibrant Letná offers great contrast – notably thanks to its abundance of open space. In 1989, hundreds of thousands of Praguers huddled together at Letná Park in sub-zero temperatures to finish off communism,” describes David Creighton. “Today, on summer evenings, they play sport, have picnics, or head to the Letná beer garden for a drink with fabulous views of the Old Town below. The wider neighbourhood (along with neighbouring Holešovice) is part of Art District 7, and the Trade Fair Palace showcases modern art and merits a visit for the functionalist architecture alone. Of all Prague’s districts, Letná has notably bounced back since 2020, and the numerous eateries and independent shops are evidence of its strong local spirit.” The perfect day Grab brunch at Café Letka, then work it off by exploring the neighbourhood’s other green space: ancient Stromovka Park. Refuel with some locally-sourced international fare at The Farm Urban Kitchen and Coffee and take in a gallery or museum – the National Technical Museum, complete with a crop of vintage Škodas, is much...
Autumn is the most colorful time of the year and nature plays with a range of colors that no painter can mix! The Prague Botanic Garden is organizing a new exhibition called Pumpkin Autumn, which runs from October 14 to October 30, from 9 AM to 7 PM. Here you can find the whole program: Exhibition of pumpkin arrangements 14.-31. 10. Let your imagination play out a story with the mysterious pumpkin decorations prepared by the Czech Horticultural Academy Mělník and transport yourself with us to the Celtic period and their culture. Autumn workshops 15-16 October (weekend), 10.00-16.00 Creative workshops with autumn themes for our little visitors. Those interested can paint on pebbles, make paper pumpkins, create their own fashion pieces, or play with leaf prints. There are no limits to ideas and creativity. You can look forward not only to a rich pumpkin menu but also to other refreshment stands. There will also be mulled wine for the adults! Pumpkin games 22-23 October (weekend), 10.00-16.00 Play around with pumpkins and let your imagination run wild. Everyone can get involved. All that matters is skill and courage. A variety of natural items will be available, and pumpkins will be available...
Are you a chocolate addict? If so, there will soon be the perfect, tasty, excuse to head to Prague. A unique event for chocolate lovers, the Prague Chocolate Festival, will return this year in the Harfa Gallery from 14 to 16 October. “This year we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the festival and we will be exhibiting the largest chocolate bar in the country. Almost 250 kg of chocolate. There will also be entertainment for children, concerts, cooking shows, our 45 stands (pralines, chocolate, macaroons, chocolate wine, chocolate kebab, honey, vegan chocolate, etc.), a small Italian market and many other surprises,” say the organizers. The festival is renowned for its huge range of delicacies from all over the world which can be tasted on site. In past years, there has been representatives from all over the world – including African Cuisine and specialists from Latin America. Musical and dance performances will also occur throughout the duration of the festival, which creates a fun and energetic atmosphere every year! This is an amazing, family-friendly event to bring your little ones to. In the past, there has been a range of activities to keep them happy such as face painting, cholate...
The digital and creative culture festival will celebrate its 10th year this year. Signal will take place this year from October 13-16, 2022. Over the past 9 years, more than 3 million people have visited the festival. The Jubilee year deserves a big celebration. The event, therefore, returns to Náměstí Míru after several years. Videomapping on the front of St. Ludmila’s Basilica was one of the most popular installations of the festival in the past, so the organizers decided to offer visitors a light show on the neo-Gothic gem. The Church of St. Ludmila has been recently upgraded to a basilica. Pope Francis bestowed the honorary title of basilica minor on September 17. The projection is designed by the French visual collective AV Extended with music by Czech music producer Aid Kid. The projection will also be complemented by an interactive countdown from the long-time festival partner, Mercedes-Benz. The audience can return to their childhood for a moment with a playful countdown. With the help of a virtual car, they could travel along the facade of the basilica and see which obstacles he would overcome and which he would not. „Náměstí Míru is the heart of the Signal Festival. This year is overall an...
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