An invite-only venue named Casa Eminente is parallel to a gorgeous secret hideaway bar in the heart of Prague. Casa Eminente’s address is not accessible through search engines – it’s solely through an invitation that people can access this one-of-a-kind location. Its exclusivity and mystery make it very attractive. At Casa Eminente you can taste premium spirits rum from Moët Hennesy. The star is however the Cuban premium rum Eminente, brought from the heart of the Caribbean island to the Czech Republic by Moët. This rum embodied the dream of César Martí, the youngest rum master in the history of Cuba. Thanks to his strong determination and skill in the craft, Martí created a new type of rum that combines the richness and depth of taste of traditional rum production from the 19th century. In addition, Eminente is one of the few Cuban rums to have received the requested status of “Denominación de Origen Protegida” from the Cuban Regulatory Board. Moreover, a selected few can indulge in tropical drinks, food that complements their cocktails, and music. Additionally, during the summer, the interior is covered by a green and lush terrace. Casa Eminente was created by Ingrid V. Lermen and her...
After a year of lockdowns, many people are looking for a change – whether it’s a temporary move to become a digital nomad or a more permanent change to become an expatriate in a new country. But with so many countries to choose from, deciding on your new home can be daunting. Luckily, expat community organization InterNations have got you covered. They have just published their Expat Insider 2021 Survey which uncovers the best destinations for living and working abroad. The main indices measured in the seventh edition of the survey of more than 12,000 expatriates included quality of life, ease of settling in, working abroad, personal finance, and cost of living. Respondents also discussed how the Covid-19 pandemic had impacted their life abroad, but these responses did not influence the overall ranking, the report said. The study covers expats’ satisfaction with the quality of life, ease of settling in, working life, personal finance, and the cost of living in their respective countries of residence. This year, respondents were also asked to feedback on their experiences with the COVID-19 pandemic, and how it has impacted their lifestyle abroad. Top 10 countries for expatriates to work and live: Taiwan Mexico Costa Rica Malaysia Portugal New Zealand...
May 17 marks another wave of lifting COVID-19 restrictions in the Czech Republic. Starting today, people will be able to work out in gyms or attend outdoor cultural events. Catering establishments will be allowed to provide their services on terraces, albeit under rigid conditions. Only four people will be allowed to sit at a table, so long as they are not members of the same household. Furthermore, one of the following documents will be required upon entering: a negative test, confirmation of vaccination, or an affidavit stating that the person concerned has been tested negative at work or school. After all the formalities are settled, you can discover a world of Czech cuisine and beer! Here are seven establishments in the capital perfect for having a glass of beer or grabbing a bite: 1. Restaurant Záležitost The establishment in the heart of Žižkov boasts a pleasant and well-kept garden. Guests can sit under the roof, where they can admire ornamental grass, trees and a pond. Address: Biskupcova 19, Prague 3 Price: 41-49 CZK for a beer Opening hours: Monday–Thursday 11:00 – 22:00, Saturday–Friday 12:00 – 20:00 2. T-Anker The restaurant on the roof of Kotva department store, T-Anker offers its customers...
CzechTourism has published a ranking of the country’s most visited attractions in 2020. The list has undergone major changes due to quarantine restrictions, long closures of many facilities and a ban on the entry of tourists. In particular, for the first time in many years, Prague Castle lost its leadership. It was replaced by the Prague funicular, which was used by more than 1 million people. The Prague Zoo ranks second with more than 800 thousand visitors. The third place was taken by the Aquapalace Čestlice water park in the suburbs of Prague. The full version of the report can be found here.
The Irish fast-fashion retailer Primark has started recruiting staff for its three-floor store on Wenceslas Square against the background of the reopening of retail shops in the Czech Republic. Primark’s Prague branch will become the first one in the country, marking the company’s expansion into the Czech market. In the new Flow Building, Primark will offer a full range of cheap women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing, shoes and accessories, cosmetics, as well as household goods and confectionery on a total area of 4,700 square meters. Salespeople are invited to start working in the second half of May. Besides, Czech is gradually appearing on the official website of Primark. For example, this page informs viewers of the Prague branch opening soon and provides some information about the company. “With the opening of retail, we can finally move forward with our plans to open the first branch in the Czech Republic. We believe that the COVID-19 pandemic will not cause further delays,” said Kateřina Outlá from Grayling Prague, which represents Primark. However, she did not specify the precise opening date. Primark operates in 12 European countries and the United States, where it has over 380 stores. Last year, the chain entered the...
Located not far from the banks of the Vltava in the trendy Karlín neighborhood, this establishment looks to reinvigorate the Beer Garden experience in Prague. Run by the Hilton, Beer Garden Karlín will officially reopen on May 17, with a special offer for the opening week: get any large beer on tap for the price of a small one! Beer Garden Karlín has six beers on tap including familiar 10- and 11-degree options and more specialized beers like a wheat beer. The grill features OTB burgers, Prague ham, grilled halloumi, and much more. Beer Garden Karlín offers also a selection of cocktails (Aperol Spritz, G&T, Hugo, Lillet Rosé), summer Sangria and home-made lemonade. Is it expensive? Here’s some more good news. While keeping the quality levels high, they’re also offering great prices on both food and drink. You can get a small beer for 30 CZK, and a half-liter of 11-degree Staropramen will cost you 40 CZK. If you’re cycling or skating nearby, this spot makes a great exercise pit stop. The garden is also dog and child-friendly. With a total capacity of 450 people, flexible set up of beer benches, lounge furniture, dining tables, and standing cocktail tables, we will create...
As the country plans to ease lockdown measures, Manifesto is optimistic about the upcoming weeks and is preparing the markets for a full reopening. “Manifesto Florenc didn’t interrupt operations during the lockdown, but being able to see guests at our tables will be a much different experience. We missed daily direct contact with our community so badly. We have big news for Smichov’s residents: they can already plan outings with their friends to Manifesto Smichov’s beer garden that will reopen after a 9-month unwanted pause,” Martin Barry, Founder and CEO of Manifesto, discloses his nearest plans. Seven new restaurants “Nothing will be as before. Everything will feel like the first time”. That is the message of the campaign Manifesto is launching to mark its reopening. Seven restaurants opened in Manifesto since March 2021, bringing foodies on a gastronomic trip around Japan, India, Caucasian regions, Hawaii, Spain, Italy and Vienna. The list of new concepts includes Antricote Authentic Caucasian Grill, Avenida Bar La Tapa, NAPOKĒ, Rang De Basanti, Schnitzel King and Ukiyo-e Japanese Cuisine. The long-time favorite chefs from Ryba je ryba, Dirty Dog Barbeque, The Craft Burger Spot, Faency Fries and Minie’s won’t be missing. Their traditional recipes and some...
The Ministry of Health has published a plan for the return of cultural events for this year, with entertainment fully resumed by August 1st. The plan is being heavily criticized by Lubomír Zaorálek, Minister of Culture of the Czech Republic, who considers the proposal to be discriminatory against the cultural sphere. In particular, Zaorálek is not satisfied with the fact PCR tests will be required to enter concerts and other events, whereas antigen tests will suffice when going to a barber, for example. According to the Minister, many people, especially of young age, will be discouraged to attend cultural actions due to the cost of the PCR test, which averages at CZK 1,500. “I don’t want culture to be just for the rich or older people who are inoculated, nor do I want young people to not being able to go to cultural events because they can’t afford it,” Zaorálek said. He added: “I want a single system in all areas, not a tougher regime for culture.” Minister also noted that the cultural sphere had suffered greatly and required the resumption of the entire field as quickly as possible. Many countries where the coronavirus situation is similar to that in...
1) Up Vlašská Street To Petřín Hill To make the most of your viewing experience in Big Strahov Garden, take the stairs up from Vlašská Street, that start around the corner of Lobkovický Palace (the German embassy). Avoid turning around until you are on the top of the hill to be utterly astonished at the view. 2) Na Libušince Another workout, that will be rewarded with some spectacular vistas. Walk up the stairs toward the Vyšehrad fortress ramparts, pausing briefly on the balcony halfway to look around. Catch your breath and give your legs a rest when you arrive at the top. There is a bar right in front of Saint Peter and Paul Basilica. 3) Žižkov To Karlín Tunnel This pedestrian tunnel connects Thámova Street in Karlín with Tachovské Square in Žižkov. Try to briefly stop in the middle, where neither end of the tunnel can be seen, to test its acoustics. Funnily enough, the tunnel is located along the Camino di Santiago pilgrimage route. 4) Nuselské Schody A series of stairs (182 in total) descending from Vinohrady to Nusle. At the top of the staircase you will see some spectacular villas. At the bottom stands a unique timber...
The Crisis Headquarters of the Czech Senate has decided to reopen the magnificent Wallenstein garden to the general public. The garden is open daily from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. Visitors were reminded of the need to comply with all current quarantine regulations, including wearing a face mask regime and keep the social distance. Built together with the palace in 1623 – 1630 the garden is one of the finest examples of the early Baroque in Prague. This strictly geometrically designed garden was created in parallel with the construction of the Palace. At first sight, one’s eyes are drawn to the massive sala pavilion, which at the time of its construction was unprecedented, and an artificial cave with stalactites (grotto). A part of the garden is reserved for an artificial pond with an islet, which was used for boat rides. On the islet, there is a copy of a marble fountain with statues of Hercules and the Nayades by Adriaen de Vries. The pond was used for experiments with a steamship by the inventor Josef Božek in 1816. In summer the garden is the venue for concerts and theatrical performances. The first part of the Garden to head for is the Sala...
On April 19th, 2021, the almost twenty-hectare plain at Prague’s Dívčí hrady became the new home to Przewalski’s horses. The Prague Zoo staff transported the first four mares from the breeding station in Dolní Dobřejov. They will be joined by a stallion in due time. “The purpose of this project is not only to regenerate this historic site but also to use the wild horses to graze the grass, thus contributing to the return of the original communities of plants and animals,” said Miroslav Bobek, Prague Zoo’s director. “It is also important for us that Prague’s citizens will be able to see Przewalski’s horses at Dívčí hrady while we are rebuilding their stables and enclosures at the zoo.” The first inhabitants at Dívčí hrady are the mares Khamiina, Xicara, Lana and Gruhne (see below for more details). They were chosen so that they guaranteed the greatest possible genetic diversity for the future reproduction of this group of Przewalski’s horses. Visitors will be able to observe them from three viewpoints with barrier-free access. One of them is raised, and thus not only provides a unique view of the horses themselves but also of the Prague panorama. “The mission of every zoo is not...
For most who have been infected, as well as due to stress. In addition to the classic COVID-19 symptoms of infection, there are various new manifestations of infection that have been documented in recent months. Diarrhoea, nausea and abdominal pain are often present before the onset of respiratory symptoms. If these symptoms occur, it is important to address them, especially diarrhoea as the most common serious symptom of the disease. The COVID-19 pandemic has also affected the psychological health of people, causing increased stress levels. Stress can worsen symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). The response to treatment of IBS is highly individual and often not sufficient. Czech manufacturers of the enterosorbent Enterosgel discuss the methods of treating irritable bowel syndrome. Diet It is good to increase fibre intake. What is important is that it be a soluble fibre that is less fermentable, such as ispaghula or psyllium. This is the only type of fibre that has a proven effect on IBS. On the flip side, it is important to be cautious with insoluble fibres, which can exacerbate the condition of some patients. The role of food allergies has not been confirmed. For a large part of patients, it is...
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