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3 Prague Cafés Offering More than Just Good Coffee

Many great restaurants and cafes can be easily found around Prague but there are some that add some extra value to your daily coffee or lunch. The Silent Café (Tichá kavárna) was established in 2011 as the first café in Prague where you are served by deaf staff only. By pointing you can choose from a various selection of sweet and savory bakery and uplifting coffees and teas. Silent Café is often holding exhibitions and concerts to bright up your day with a lively and cultural atmosphere. “To spread the concept, we created a mobile Café on Wheels. The van moves around Prague and participates at events and festivals. You can enjoy amazing refreshments and interact with the world of deaf people.” Kavárna Bílá vrána (Café White Crow) is located just in the center on street Ve Smečkách. You can enjoy a morning brunch, a great lunch menu, and much more, prepared and served mainly by mentally deficient people. “We want to establish long-term cooperation with our staff and help mentally handicapper people to become independent. We provide sheltered accommodation and necessary assistance for our staff and needed to relax for their families. Besides running the White Crow café, we...

by Prague Morning Sep 21, 2020

Set Out to See Signal Festival Now. Three Light Works Are Already on Display!

Signal Festival has prepared 3 installations that will liven up the public space and Hauch Gallery in Karlín not only during this year’s festival days but also before and after. The installation by Czech artist Markéta Jáchimová was lit on September 8th as part of the festival Praha Září in the middle of the Industrial Palace vestibule. The neon installation celebrating the 125th anniversary of Pražská tržnice by Michal Škapa was revealed last weekend. This year’s novelty includes a special interactive exhibition for children called Signal Playground: Biosy by the Slovak visual artist Boris Vitázek, which takes place in Hauch Gallery, Karlín. It is going to be launched together with the festival on Thursday, October 15th, and will continue up until October 31st. Signal Festival has joined the event called Praha Září. The vestibule of the Industrial Palace at Výstaviště Praha was livened up on September 8th by an installation created by Markéta Jáchimová, a young artist active on the Czech and Swiss artistic scene. Her object called The Machine materializes the contrast between urban and rural landscape, between a human, a machine which can turn into a tool of bad conduct in human hands, and a peaceful tree and...

by Prague Morning Sep 18, 2020

What’s On in Prague This Week

Enjoy the last days of hot and sunny weather in Prague while celebrating grape harvest in many wine festivals around the city and take advantage of international mobility days while many streets in Prague will host neighborhood festivals. September 17 Mexican festival – La fiesta Mexicana on the rooftop of Harfa gallery When: 5p.m. – 9p.m. September 17 ”Burčák” on the Lucerna rooftop CZK 150, buy your tickets in advance September 17 Pinot swing – wine & music festival in Vinograf When: 5p.m. – 1op.m. Where: Senovàžné nám. 23 September 18 – September 25 Febio fest – 27th Prague international film festival. The best films and documentaries of the last years. Where: Cinema city Slovanský dům September 18 – September 20 Grape harvest celebration in Kunratice. 10th edition of wine fest. Great wine, food, music, performance for kids, workshops, and much more. Where: Za Parkem – Prague Kunratice September 19 Zažít město jinak – The different city experience Neighbourhood celebration in Kampa, Žižkov, Vinohrady, Náplavka etc. Many streets in Prague will be closed for cars and open for people – program completely prepared by locals. September 19 Růžový Máj (Pink May) reloaded – celebration of rosé wines. Degustation of rosé...

by Prague Morning Sep 17, 2020

Where to Find a Good Breakfast in Prague

Expat Hub is a media for adventure-seeking expats that live in Prague. Join the Expat Hub on Facebook to connect with other expats and be the first one to read articles about life in Prague. For the Eco-conscious, the Facebook group Eco Expat will be the right platform to share your ideas about the Eco-friendly lifestyle and get to know sustainable local businesses that are striving to contribute to Ecology. God (and my fiancé) knows how much I love to have a good breakfast in Prague. If you ask me, I could eat breakfast all the time. Lunch, dinner, snack – you name it. Nothing beats a good old smoothie bowl as an afternoon snack. Can you imagine how happy I was to discover that the Prague breakfast/brunch scene is not only consisted of sausages and eggs? Quite the contrary, it’s full of many options for everyone. Vegetarians, vegans but also meat lovers will all find something for them. I visited quite a lot of brunch places in Prague. With some of them, I was super happy, while some of them disappointed. Below you can find which one I liked the best. Cafefin Namesti Jiřího z Poděbrad 4, 120 00 Praha Cafefin is definitely my favorite...

by Prague Morning Staff Sep 15, 2020

A Vineyard in Moravia Lets You Sleep in a Giant Wine Barrel

Do you ever love wine so much, you wish you could just live inside the bottle? Well, good news: there’s a place for wine lovers where they can experience their favorite wine from the wine’s perspective. At the Pod Hradem winery in Klentnice, South Moravia, guests at the vineyard can stay in giant appointed wine barrels. A welcoming gift awaits you in the shape of a bottle of excellent Moravian wine and a bite to eat to take with you. On the outside, each barrel is made of simple pinewood, but on the inside, each contains an elegant bedroom. Each barrel features high-end amenities like a walk-in shower, a skylight so you can gaze at the stars, Wi-Fi, while the bathroom with toilet is located just a few steps from the barrel. Booking is possible from March to mid-November. “In an idyllic and romantic setting, these wine barrel rooms will provide visitors a unique experience of the nature and significance of the South Moravia wine region,” said a vineyard representative. Czech wine regions 96% of Czech wine is produced in South Moravia in the east of the Czech Republic, and so it is often referred to by locals as...

by Prague Morning Sep 12, 2020

What’s On in Prague This Week

September is a month of wine festivals and “Burčák” – a young partially fermented wine. Many wine festivals have been canceled this year but there are still some great ones happening this week. Stay tuned! September 8 – September 28 Praha září! Jdu ven! – a common program of Czech festivals – all in one place. Great concerts, theatre, cinema, circus performances, entertainment for kids. Check out the program and buy your tickets in advance as the capacity is limited. Where: Market hall Holešovice September 9 Malalata Daytime – another great and vibrant concert of reggae, hip hop, and electro music. Where: Radlická cultural center When: starts at 5 p.m. September 10 Autentikfest in winebar Bokovka. Wine tasting. Where: Dlouhá 37, Prague 1 When: 5p.m. – 11:30 p.m. September 10 Prosecco party at Lucerna rooftop September 11 – September 12 Vinohradské vinobraní – a wine festival in Vinohrady – this year on various places: JzP, Kostnické náměstí, Žižkov beer garden, under Žižkov tower. When: Friday starting at 2 p.m., Saturday starting at 10 a.m. September 11 – September 15 Mexico Prague international film festival Where: Kino Pilotů When: starts at 5:30 p.m September 13 Beer & Burger festival in Karlín....

by Prague Morning Sep 08, 2020

October 15-18: Signal Festival Back to Prague

Signal Festival in Holešovice for the first time. The festival of digital and creative culture will take place from Thursday, October 15th to Sunday, October 18th. The eighth year of Signal Festival will present 15 artistic installations to its visitors. As a novelty, a new festival route around Holešovice will add the popular routes through Karlín and the historical recesses of The Old Town. The umbrella theme of the festival is the hot issue of Plan B. The organizers, together with the visual artists, want to reflect on what they can do for Planet Earth and how to behave sustainably. Simultaneously, many artworks react to this year’s pandemic situation. This year will present some of the most outstanding Czech artists, such as Milena Dopitová, Jiří Černický or the designer duo Vrtiška & Žák, as well as renowned foreign studios. Thorough security and hygienic measures consulted with epidemiologists will be employed at all times. The festival year 2020 represents new challenges. Signal Festival is planning new locations with limited capacity and a number of measures to ensure maximum safety for its visitors. “The theme of the festival is Plan B. Originally, we had in mind environmental issues, deforestation of the landscape,...

by Prague Morning Sep 07, 2020

Tip For The Weekend: Prague Design Week 2020

The design show marked by a spirit of sustainability is taking place until September 6th, with 77 designers from the Czech Republic and abroad “going green” across two floors of a historic building in Naměsti Republiky. Visitors will experience a variety of design types, including painting, clothing, jewelry, wooden products, glass and paper products, and traditional crafts, along with innovative new design solutions. Projects this year include unique woodwork designs from Eva Pechova, Evista Design, and the Woodcock restoration studio, and production of special protective clothing against knife attack made from 100% degradable materials, named Time for Protection. In addition to the show itself, visitors can enjoy delicious refreshments at Elbi Coffee and a rich accompanying program of design workshops and lectures. From the very beginning, Prague Design Week has been dedicated to introducing visitors to the creative processes behind designs. Visitors this year will experience exciting design concepts and learn about the processes which make them a reality. More information: www.praguedesignweek.cz/en/ 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...

by Prague Morning Sep 05, 2020

What’s On in Prague This Week

Summer holiday is over and kids are going back to school. Prague event scene doesn’t give up and this week´s event calendar is full again. Let’s say bye to summer at Burgerfest, admire Czech and international design pieces during Prague design week, and inhale Latino vibes at Mercado fest. September 2 – September 6 Prague Design Week: The 7th edition of the legendary international design festival. Náměstí Republiky, 7 When: noon – 7p.m. Tickets available at the entrance September 3 Havana night – Cuba party at Lucerna rooftop. Live Latino music, lot of Cuban rum, and unbeatable Prague view. When: 9p.m. – 11p.m. September 3 Leisure time activities for kids at JZP When: 3p.m. – 7p.m. September 4 – September 6 9th Burgerfest 2020: three days of burgers, great music and motorbikes. When: 3p.m. – 11p.m. September 4 Mercado fest: The full day of Latino vibes, market, food specialties from Mexico, Argentina, Peru & Brasil, live music, pinata, activities for kids and much more. When: 9a.m. – 8p.m. Where: Jiřího z Poděbrad square September 5 Beer festival of microbreweries Where: market at Kulaťák, P6 September 5 Wine & Deli festival at Smíchovská Náplavka When: 10a.m. – 8p.m. September 5 Summer party...

by Prague Morning Staff Sep 01, 2020

Prague’s Most Atmospheric Cinemas

From independent hipster cinema houses showing arthouse films to boutique cinema with sofas, there are many stand-out places in Prague to watch a movie. Independent cinemas are a good choice to catch up on some of the best films made around the world or the place to introduce a friend or date to one of your most favourite old classics. Lucky for us, Prague offers a diverse and well-thought-out cinema. Tired of popcorn and coke? Good news – most of these cinemas serve delicious small food, craft drinks, and good coffee. It’s up to you if you will choose an authentic atmosphere with vintage style seats, beautiful cinema room with history or hipster chamber cinemas which will not break your bank. All the choices below make it a perfect night movie in the city. Last but not least – a movie program is often better than the ones in blockbuster cinemas and on top of everything you can always find some interesting events happening. Přítomnost Boutique Cinema The very first boutique cinema in Prague opened just this spring in Prague’s Žižkov district. The experience of visiting the Přítomnost cinema is completely different from what we are used to in...

by Veronika G. Aug 27, 2020

What’s On in Prague This Week

Sweeten up the last week of August with delicious ice cream during a legendary Prague Ice cream festival and refresh yourself at Prosecco festival or F.O.O.D picnic. These lovely events and more others will take place in Prague this week. August 28 – August 29 Prosecco & Food festival at Riegrovy sady. Street food specialties from all over the word and prosecco are waiting for you. When: 3p.m. – 10 p.m. August 29 Asia Food Festival at Smíchovská náplavka. When: 10 a.m. – 10p.m. August 29 Rock for Churchill – music festival. Concert of following groups: Fast food orchestra, Prague conspiracy, Vypsaná fixa, Mydy, Pipes nad Pints and more. When: 1p.m. – midnight Where: Výstaviště Praha (Prague Market hall) August 29 Parkour show. Exhibition, parkour workshops, DJ. Where: Výstaviště Praha When: 2p.m. – 7p.m August 29 Neon run 5km. Colorful running event for the whole family. When: 3p.m. – 10p.m. Where: Letohrádek Hvězda August 29 Micro beer fest at Strahov monastery. Celebration of the 20th anniversary of Strahov brewery. When: 10a.m. – 10p.m. August 30 Prague Ice Cream Festival. Celebration of all kinds of ice creams, you can even taste goat ice cream and other specialties. When: 10a.m. – 7p.m....

by Prague Morning Aug 25, 2020

What’s on in Prague This Week

This week belongs to acrobacy as Letní Letná – a festival of contemporary Czech circus scene is taking place in Letenské sady. This year there will be a light version of this traditional summer event but you will definitely enjoy it. August 18 – August 25 Letní Letná light: International shows, Czech circus scene festival. Includes also programs for children. Where: Letenské sady August 20 Brasilian Samba party at Manifesto market Smíchov When: 5p.m. – 10 p.m. August 20 Multilingual Poetry open stage in park Grébovka. Poetry by all and for all. When: 8p.m. – midnight August 21 Cimbálovka – a traditional Moravian music performance at Lucerna rooftop When: 5p.m. – 11p.m. August 22 Winefest at Náplavka “Vinaři na Náplavce”. Come to taste Czech wine and “burčák” – a fermented young wine. When: 11a.m. – 9p.m. Where: Smíchovská Náplavka August 23 Guided tour of Hradčany When: 10a.m. – noon Where: Meeting point: tram stop Pohořelec Follow Expatsbuddy on Instagram for more useful tips in Prague! 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...

by Prague Morning Aug 18, 2020