Today coffee lovers have a place to roam- coffee can vary in all kinds with the taste of nuts and roasted bread, with smoky shades and sourness of grapefruit, with hints of chocolate almonds and cherries on cognac. The service is also on top: freshly roasted coffee beans can be bought at any decent coffee house (or ordered online) – a few years ago people could only dream of this. Coffee continues its expansion in the city, and more and more enthusiasts open not only their own coffee houses, but also start roasting their own coffee. The outgoing year was generous with new projects. Kavafaktura has recently opened a point in Modřany where you can always try freshly roasted coffee and have a glass of wine. This is a spacious showroom of coffee beans with seating. The new Kavafaktura branch is located in a modern building in a residential area next to a bus stop (you won’t pass by). The guys acquired a whole army of loyal fans. I was there on a Sunday and only a couple of tables were available. That fact itself deserves a lot of respect. Here you can work on your laptop, enjoy a book...
Until 30 March, visitors to Arkády Pankrác shopping centre will have the opportunity to see a unique exhibition of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The exhibition entitled Harley-Davidson, a legend is coming! includes nearly four dozen motorcycles of the brand from 1918 to 2022, which are located all over the shopping centre. Among the several gems, there is a model from 1918, as well as the first electric motorcycle of the brand LiveWire, the first adventure touring (off-road) motorcycle Pan America, and even this year’s model, the new Sportster S. In cooperation with Harley-Davidson Prague, Arkády Pankrác has also prepared an accompanying program with competitions and rewards for the whole month of March.
Find out what’s happening this weekend in Prague. Exhibitions, classical music, ballet, workshops as well as adrenaline night games and much more. The Sleeping Beauty in Prague If you love classical music and ballet, you can visit the National Theatre this weekend and enjoy the world-famous narrative ballet Sleeping Beauty, which premiered at the end of the 19th century. In this dramatic tale, you can follow the romantic story of Aurora and Desiree as they are haunted by various suspenseful events, good and evil being an integral part of our everyday lives. This event is a guarantee of a unique artistic experience full of spectacular dance creations, perfect performances by the soloists, action-packed scenes and beautiful costumes. Dinner with Mozart music in Prague For all foodies and lovers of classical music, Grand Hotel Bohemia has prepared a perfect combination of both in the Dinner with Mozart musical event. You will hear world-famous arias and duets from Mozart’s operas “The Magic Flute”, “The Marriage of Figaro” and “Don Giovanni” and during the concert breaks you will enjoy a delicious three-course dinner served according to recipes of Czech and Austrian cuisine. Let’s Meditate During this weekend, you can take...
The first month of spring in Prague is literally packed with events. You can go for culture, visit gastrofestivals, but also get acquainted with the art of Czech and foreign artists. Treat yourself to unusual experiences and make your cold weekends and weekdays more pleasant. 1. Festival of fine coffee Barista of the Year 2022 – Festival of fine coffee. For all lovers of this caffeine boost, Barista of the Year 2022, a festival of fine coffee and everything related to it, is set for the weekend of 12-13 March 2022. You’ll learn how to mix coffee cocktails, get to know the products of Czech roasters, and hear plenty of coffee-related stories. In addition, on Saturday evening you can enjoy an Oatly party with latte art jam. Head to the historic New Town Hall for the Festival of fine coffee. 2. Matejska pilgrimage in Prague This traditional event starts in February and runs until 11 April 2022. Matějská pilgrimage in Prague is always full of attractions (Czech and foreign), but also refreshments, stalls, and a varied accompanying program. The tradition of the Matějská pilgrimage is very long, with the first records dating back to 1595. It is...
Are you looking for some new places to eat? Here is a list of newly opened businesses. Aux Merveilleux de Fred Address: Revoluční 8, Prague 1 If you have a weakness for the art of confectionery, head to the newly opened Prague branch of Aux Merveilleux de Fred for a tasting. Everything created here is under the guidance of the recipes of the French confectioner Frederique Vaucamps, who built a confectionery network with branches all over the world. The goodies that have so far been enjoyed by guests in France, the USA, Canada and Japan are now also available to Czech guests. Be careful when you set out here – meringues, cakes, waffles, croissants and brioches in Aux Merveilleux de Fred are highly addictive. The Winery Address: Liborova 13, Prague 6 Bistro The Eatery, which has made it to the Michelin Guide thanks to its refined menu, has a freshly opened partner – a wine company called The Winery. The owner David Šindelář arranged cooperation with 29 winemakers from Bohemia and Moravia, Austria, Germany, France and Italy, and the result is this brand-new winery in Břevnov. Judging by the bar they set with The Eatery, it is recommended...
Dinner in a restaurant with a bottle of wine and watching a movie at the cinema – this is the typical date that hundreds of millions of couples around the world do on weekends. Picodi.com’s new ranking, however, compares which of 56 capitals and large cities of the world are the cheapest and which are the most expensive. Zurich, Oslo, and Helsinki are the most expensive cities on this list. The price of a romantic encounter in these cities ranges between US$184 and US$226. Manila was placed in the cheaper half of the ranking–in 12th place from the bottom. In the capital of the Philippines, a dinner for two in a mid-price restaurant with wine and cinema screening costs $64. Similar prices can be found in Mexico City, New Delhi and Sao Paulo. On the other hand, in New York such a date would cost $175. The ranking shows that in Prague the cost of a date is lower than in Bratislava but higher than in Warsaw. Prague ranks 22nd. “In the Czech capital, a dinner for two in a medium-priced restaurant with wine and cinema tickets costs around CZK 1,700 (€68). Similar prices can be found in Budapest and...
Ten Prague restaurants won the Golden Broccoli award by Bolt Food, based on customers’ reviews. The awards were given in a total of ten different categories. Among them, the most popular restaurant outside the city centre, the company with the fastest increase in orders through Bolt Food, the highest number of orders for a single dish and the most popular vegan restaurant. PAPRIKA – Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar won the main category Srdcovka as the most popular restaurant. “We knew to have high ratings in the app, but we really didn’t expect that we would become the most popular restaurant on Bolt Food,” says Alen Levi, the owner of PAPRIKA. “Golden broccoli represents a real appreciation of the hard work of our partner restaurants. It is awarded not by critics, but by users, on the basis of the number of orders, user ratings, and other data from the app collected during last year,” explains Marek Maxa, manager of Bolt Food for the Czech Republic. The best night eatery award went to MATOKA, which offers burgers and Philly cheesesteaks, while the best svíčková Awards Heart (the most popular restaurant) – PAPRIKA – Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar Hidden Treasure (restaurant outside the...
It is that time of year again when the farmer’s markets begin for the spring season. They started this Wednesday in Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad. In the stands under the shady trees in the park, visitors can purchase products from Czech farms. The market takes place four times a week. You can enjoy some traditional Czech food without the madness of the more central Prague markets. And with lots of benches around the market, you can just enjoy the moment in the shade of the TV Tower and the Church of the Most Sacred Heart of our Lord that dominates the square. More markets will start this weekend. On Saturday, they will bustle in Kubánské náměstí in Prague 10, and at Heřmaňák in Prague 7. You can look forward to fruits and vegetables from Czech farmers, fresh pastries and confectionery, meat and sausages, dairy products, eggs and many other products. More info here
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...
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...
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...
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...
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