The LÁHVE wine shop in Prague has cut down prices for all French rosés in their store by 40%. The special sale called “A Farewell to Summer” started on September 13 and will last until all of the stock sells out. The discount applies to 11 rosé wines from France. A detailed description of each one can be found here. The new sale prices start at only 75 CZK per bottle. For example, a very light wine SIGNATURE with notes of forest raspberries and peach can now be purchased for 159 CZK, while its old price was 269 CZK. Or the refreshing wine PÉCHÉ COQUIN with a bright strawberry aroma is now offered for 99 CZK with an initial price of 169 CZK. The rosé wines on sale are counted in the system of LÁHVE instant discounts, which makes it possible to buy any other wines (from Italy, France, Czech Republic, Germany, Austria) with an added benefit. Store address: Českomoravská 2517/13, Prague, Libeň Schedule: Monday-Thursday – from 11:00 to 19:00 Friday – from 11:00 to 20:00 Saturday – from 10:00 to 14:00 Sunday – closed You can follow LAHVE on Facebook here.
The tenth Prague Coffee Festival will be held between 18th and 22nd October. Like in recent years, you can enjoy a rich festival program full of excellent coffee from all over the world, presentations of selected roasteries and cafés, cuppings, and interesting lectures. Prague Coffee Festival came into existence with the idea of promoting coffee culture and getting-together everyone who is keen on coffee: professional baristas, coffee shop owners, coffee “beginners” and also people who are knowledgeable but want to learn more and more about it. Tickets for the 2021 Festival have not been released yet. The expected date for the release of the tickets is Mid-September. A one-day pass includes “all you can drink” coffee plus attendance at lectures, workshops and cuppings of your choice. All the information will be announced on the Facebook profile. The Prague Coffee Festival is organized by the Coffee Embassy association whose mission is to promote coffee culture and raise public awareness about coffee, coffee growers and processors, and new trends. The festival was established in 2012 by a team of the mamacoffee roastery.
The best day of the week is here and no doubt you’re all getting ready for another stonkingly good weekend in Prague! Zažít Americkou Jinak 2021 WHEN: 11 September WHERE: Americká and Záhřebská streets PRICE: Free Meet the neighbours, taste traditional Mexican cuisine, listen to Czech and expat DJs and bands. Between 11 am and 10 pm Americká and Záhřebská streets will turn into a carnival alive with music, dance, theatre, activities for kids and great food. Free entry. Dyzajn Reborn WHEN: 11-12 September WHERE: náměstí Václava Havla, Prague 1 PRICE: Free The event comprises 150+ local designers and culinary artists. You will get a chance to see and buy jewellery, accessories, handbags and backpacks, art objects, porcelain, decoration, fashion toys or stationery. Troja Wine Festival WHEN: 11 September WHERE: U Trojského zámku 1, Prague 7 PRICE: 90-200 czk Prague’s Troja district is known for its vineyards and winemaking has a long tradition there. Since 1999 the City District Prague-Troja in cooperation with the Prague City Gallery has organized here the traditional celebrations of wine and young wine. Nomad Beer Festival WHEN: 10-11 September WHERE: Bubenské nábřeží 306/13, Prague 7 PRICE: Free. For beer tasting it is necessary to buy a beer festival glass for...
A dog is a good companion in its own right and walking a dog regularly can give you plenty of opportunities to socialise. It’s also a great excuse to get out and get some exercise. No wonder more and more Expats decide to adopt a furry friend. However, being a responsible dog owner requires knowing your obligations. We promise they come with great benefits as Prague is the true capital of dog lovers! Let’s take a look together at the greatest joys and challenges of adopting a dog in Prague. Adopting a dog is where it all starts You know the drill, “Adopt, not shop”. There are plenty of animal shelters in Prague and the Czech Republic and those fluffers are ready to be given another chance for a good life! In fact, there are so many of them, many shelters have to resort to placing pets in foster homes where they wait for their new owners. Be careful though, it often doesn’t work on a first-come, first-served basis. Shelters usually select the most suitable candidate for a new pet placement based on adoption questionnaires. It is sort of a match-making system, where shelters are not just looking for a...
Manifesto expanded to a new location in Prague’s Andel district with an ambitious open-air, all-seasons food hall. A new modern concept will embrace thirteen kitchens and ghost kitchens, two large bars, and a planned capacity of up to 500 seats. “There used to be an ugly Vietnamese market here. Within thirty-five days, the problematic location near Na Knížecí bus station became unrecognizable, and I couldn’t wait to see the new Manifesto open,” said Renata Zajickova, Mayor of Prague 5. The project will revitalize a dead urban corner and make it more friendly using modular architecture sustainably powered by clean energy from renewable sources. For the first time, Manifesto will introduce a vertical hydroponic farm to showcase a futuristic trend in growing fresh produce in an urban context. “It is our most ambitious project, both in terms of size and choice of restaurants. We have 170 restaurants in our queue that are interested in getting here. We can choose the best ones,” says Martin Barry, Founder & CEO of Manifesto Market. The food stands include, for example, renowned chef Riccardo Lucque, owner of Aromi, La Finestra, and La Bottega. “ The pandemic has changed the way we look at restaurants and the industry in general. That’s...
Although the holidays are over and the days are slowly getting shorter, there is something to look forward to. The last third of the summer in Prague is typically packed with events. So, where to? One novel idea is the Prague Sounds open-air music festival, to mark the 25th anniversary of the ‘Strings of Autumn’ Festival. The main venue will be the floating stage on the Vltava river between 2-8 September, allowing the artistry to be watched from vessels, bridges, islands, and the Vltava waterfront, against Prague’s impressive historical backdrop. Vinohrady vintage from 9 to 11 September will be bringing plenty to remind of the bygone Austro-Hungarian monarchy, with a wine tasting selection from all the countries that once made up this multinational grouping. Wine-making has a long tradition in Prague’s Troja district. You get two excuses to visit. Firstly, on Saturday 11 September at the Troja Vintage and the following weekend, September 18-19 at the Harvest Celebration in the Prague Municipal Botanical Garden. You can sample the wine from the local St Clara vineyard, and also take your chance to visit the wine cellars. The very popular Grébovka Vintage bamboozles every year by starting things at Náměstí Míru square, some distance away. In keeping with this paradoxical tradition, they’ll kick off in front of St Ludmila’s...
Until the end of the holidays, a unique event called “At home in Prague” is taking place in the capital, which we have proudly joined as a partner. “We are fully on-board with the project’s central idea – supporting local tourism – and so we’ve prepared a once-in-a-lifetime gift for holidaymakers. Everyone staying at one of the project’s Prague hotels will receive a gift from us. A special voucher VIP Day Pass with an additional 10% discount on items, and a maximum 50% discount off the original price, for shopping in Fashion Arena Prague Outlet in Prague Štěrboholy”, says one of the representatives. In an effort to boost local tourism, this year the Prague authorities have created a unique project called “At home in Prague”. More than 230 Prague hotels and dozens of cultural and entertainment institutions have got involved. Fashion Arena Prague Outlet has become this year’s only partner from the “shopping centres” category, preparing even greater benefits for the visitors involved. Everyone booked into one of the participating Prague hotels during the summer holidays can start benefitting from the project. Guests can ask for vouchers at their reception. The voucher enables them to visit various Prague monuments or...
“An extension of Prague’s public transport” – this is how representatives of Nextbike, the largest domestic bike-sharing company, talk about their upcoming project with the city administration. The project was put in charge of the organizer of the Prague public transport Ropid, who after the completion of the test phase will evaluate the interest of passengers and propose further steps. According to the city management, shared bicycles are a beneficial complement to public transport. “At short and medium distances, it is the most environmentally friendly individual means of transport,” says one of the representative. The aim of the project is to verify the interest of Prague public transport passengers in the use of shared bicycles and to offer Lítačka owners another possibility of transport in the metropolis over shorter distances. There are two main rental services: Rekola with 600 bikes and Nextbike with 700 bicycles. If you are interested in renting an e-bike, there are two operators with them in Prague: Bolt and Homeport. However, the idea of including shared bikes in the public transport system is already receiving criticism from Praguers. At the beginning of August, due to tariff changes, those passengers who were used to using one-off tickets when traveling by public transport...
When one says the Czech Republic, most people will recall some architectural landmarks. And also a beverage that has the longest tradition in the Czech Republic – beer. Recently, breweries have been experiencing a boom, which has also given rise to microbreweries, looking for new ways in this tradition. We will show you where to go on a trip along a beer trail. Krkonoše Beer Trail The Krkonoše Mountains can be found in the north of Bohemia. The Krkonoše Beer Trail, open until the end of September, connects the most beautiful and the highest parts of the Krkonoše Mountains and excellent beer. The Krkonoše Beer Trail offers visitors a mountain hike that is about thirty kilometres long, with four stops where you can enjoy beer from five local microbreweries (Hendrych Brewery – Friesovy boudy, Pivovarská Bašta with its Krkonošský Medvěd beer, Trautenberk Brewery, Pec Brewery, and Penzion Andula with the Fries beer). South Bohemian Beer Trails In South Bohemia, you can hike or cycle along six beer tourist trails. They include, for example, Budvar in České Budějovice, Samson, Dudák in Strakonice, and a whole range of microbreweries. Six beer trails offer the opportunity to taste different beers and see the nearby tourist destinations, such as the Orlík Chateau, Vyšší Brod Monastery or the Šumava National Park....
Rosé wine is one of the most beloved drinks for summer. It is light, refreshing, and instantly makes one feel elegant and sophisticated. Its iconic pink tint looks amazing in a wine glass and serves as a perfect compliment at any summertime gathering. What makes rosé even better is its universality when it comes to foods it could be eaten with, especially with grilled dishes. Usually, that kind of food is served with a glass of red, however, during summer and hot weather, a strongly tannic wine may not be the best choice, which is why a glass of rosé will go nicely with both hefty and light meals. How rosé wines are made Contrary to stereotypes, rosé is not the result of mixing white and red wines together. There are several production methods. The most popular is known as “bleeding” (fr. Saignee) – the berries of red grapes are lightly pressed, the skin is torn and the enzymes contained in it start the fermentation process. After a few hours, the skin is removed, but the juice has time to turn into a rich pink color. It is important not to overexpose here, therefore in France rosé is often called...
Prague’s coolest festival! Come and have fun with family and friends at Prague Ice Cream Festival – a celebration of all kinds of ice cream! For a modest entry fee, taste several kinds of ice cream and enjoy the day in a beautiful environment with an interesting program. The festival was established in 2015 and is currently the largest festival of its kind in Central Europe. Participants in the festival are not only from the Czech Republic but also from Poland and Slovakia. At Prague Ice Cream Festival you will find all types and flavors of ice cream – gelato, soft, yogurt, ice roll, sorbets, and ice lollies. Prague Ice Cream Festival offers also entertainment for children and adults, a number of competitions, and tastings. Lovers of fresh fruits, alcoholic and soft drinks, coffee, and good food are also sure to be satisfied. The best part is that you can do taste testing to decide which one is your favorite. All sorts of flavors including vegan and organic will be offered. The festival also helped contribute around 100 000 Kč to Kapka naděje (Drop of Hope) charity and more than 19 000 to Adra charity. Each visitor to the festival will...
Prague has many iconic sights that become great souvenirs for the city’s visitors. Recently, new items designed and made by local artists were added as official city merchandise- crystal glasses, comics, jewelry made of rose glass, and so on. According to Klára Malá, a spokeswoman for Prague City Tourism (PCT), the Czech capital wants to support artists, be a more sustainable city, and actively promote tourism. Potential buyers can look at and get new souvenirs online or at the Petřín Lookout Tower. “We have decided to enter the market with authentic, personal souvenirs that have a story and do not just take up space,” said PCT board member Jana Adamcová. She added that sustainability is also one of the main objectives of the new tourism strategy in the metropolis. Prague is now newly represented by crystal glasses decorated with gilded symbols of Prague towers, which were created in a limited edition under the direction of the designer Rony Plesl by the workers of the Rückl glassworks. For youngsters, they launched comic book tales of art on the underground by Magnesia Litera award winner Ondřej Horák and illustrator David Kalika (Kakalík), as well as a cartoon guide to the Prague conservation...
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