As a historic city with breathtaking scenery, modern art and culinary experiences, Prague has many things to offer its visitors. But a day out of the city can broaden your perspective of the country and add unexpected experiences to your travels in the Czech Republic. Jumages.travel is a travel agency active on the market for more than 12 years. The team at Jumages Travel includes experienced licensed guides, organizing tours and excursions around the country and other European countries. Their guides will explain more about Czech culture, habits, mentality, with tours focusing on presenting the Czech Republic from different perspectives. You will have the chance to experience the silence of the mountains and the calming sounds of small streams and rivers. Visit forests, lakes, traditional small villages. Taste Czech dishes and beer or wine from local production. In the near future, Jumages.travel is planning trips to Austria in the Alps, mountain lakes and small villages. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Here are the updates of Jumages.travel summer trips around the Czech Republic: 20.6 Tour: “Breathtaking beauty of the Czech mountains”— Mumlavský and Pančavský waterfalls, climbing Sněžka mountain (by funicular). Price: 1190 CZK + funicular (390 CZK) ⠀ 04.7 Tour: “Breath of Provence”—...
With the arrival of spring, fruit trees across the Czech Republic have started to bloom. For those who don’t own a patch of land but would still like to experience the pleasure of picking fruit rather than shopping for it in the supermarket, there is the initiative called Na Ovoce – Fruit Picking. Na Ovoce created a website mapping out areas where one can legally go to pick fruit, herbs, and berries with the goal of avoiding waste and supporting a more environmentally sustainable community. The city of Prague owns 36 orchards, where anyone who wants to can pick fruit, either as a sweet snack on a picnic, or to bring home for later. Besides the orchards, there are also plenty of trees around Prague where one can pick and eat the fruit. Na Ovoce raises social awareness for forgotten fruits in public space. The disappearance of fruit trees at home and fruit imported from the other side of the globe led the initiative to create a unique database to map freely accessible fruit. A complete map is available online. The map also shows areas around the entire Czech Republic, and parts of Europe where people can pick fruit for free,...
The eighth edition of the Signal Festival will take place from 15 to 18 October. Festival director Martin Pošta is cooperating with epidemiologist Rastislav Maďaralready to ensure safety measures for all visitors. “We already know that the crisis has hit us economically. We have therefore developed several scenarios for how the festival could take place in October, and it is clear that several changes await us. We will work mainly with Czech artists, and discover new locations outside the center,” says festival director Martin Pošta. “We are deciding how to introduce effective preventive measures in order to respect the safety requirements,” specifies Maďar. This year’s theme festival is “Plan B”, and installations will focus on environmental issues and the future of human coexistence with the planet. The festival will take place from 15 to 18 October and its program will include video mapping, lighting and interactive installations. About Signal Festival The Signal Festival is a festival of light, video mapping and light installations, and belongs to one of the greatest cultural events in the Czech Republic. Under the direction of Czech and international experts in light design in artistic spaces, Prague’s streets and public areas, its most popular historical monuments...
Crazy Week in Fashion Arena Prague Outlet is here. In the week of 25th to 31st May, you can buy spring collections and accessories from premium brands with a discount of up to 70% off! Due to the ongoing security measures, the previously one-day event has been extended for the whole week. You can enjoy shopping safely and grab yourself special deals without the long queues and crowds in stores. In addition, all restaurants and cafés will open such as Regal Burger, Wrap´n Roll, Fruitisimo, Starbucks or Costa Coffee. There will also be a summer outdoor terrace on the first floor, which will be arranged to meet all health security measures to the maximum, so you can relax and have a pleasant shopping experience. You can find more details here About Fashion Arena Fashion Arena Prague Outlet is the largest outlet center in the Czech Republic. Visitors can find here fashion brands offering goods of all kinds – including shoes, jewelry, underwear, leather goods, sports equipment, luggage, and accessories as well as cosmetics, toys, or Czech traditional Czech crystal and china.
In this century, coronavirus will mark pretty big time in history and it has already resulted in many changes. In such “big times,” people get creative and come up with a whole new vocabulary that reflects their current reality. Such words can be found in Čeština 2.0. and now also in Vocabulary Miner Project Čestina 2.0 covering a variety of the modern Czech language with its slangs and new words has joined forces with Flashcard app Vocabulary Miner. They are bringing new words not only to Czechs but also to expats in two corona-themed Word lists that can be found in the app under the keywords corona or #sayMoreInCzech. “Language is like a fingerprint of a nation, it consists of everything and everybody,” says Martin Kavka, founder of Čestina 2.0. “Thanks to Martin Kavka, Čeština 2.0. mirrors the spirit of our times. Čeština 2.0 with Flashcard app Vocabulary Miner has created space to #saymore, as our motto goes, and to play with words and one’s imagination. Coronavirus affected everyone so we wanted to include expats because the life of the Czech language touches the lives of half a million foreigners in Czechia, too,” adds Zuzana Pápayová. Czech is playful,...
Technological advancement is rapidly increasing remote working, especially for jobs like online marketing. As people change their preferences to online shopping or even online medical consultations, companies and businesses should also conform. The current trends that are doing well include social media influencing, online shops, online writing services, and many others. They are as profitable as real jobs, and we encourage you to try today. However, keep in mind the following challenges. Tendencies to overwork due to the comfort Logistics and payment Difficulties in communication Difficulties following the routine Lack of accountability, collaboration, and productivity Build a Permanent Work Space Working from home should not be different because what you aim to achieve is the same. The recent coronavirus has led to many companies allowing their employees to work from home. Build a permanent workspace is one of the best tips for working from home. If you dedicate a working space, it will be easier to get back to your regular working routine. The area is beneficial because if there are many people around, you get a neutral environment to work. Your documents and working material such as computers are safe if they are in one dedicated space known...
Since globalization hits it off in the world, many people found themselves dating or being interested in dating someone who doesn’t share their native language. It has its own peculiarities. Small research made by Vocabulary Miner and Itálie v Brně (Italy in Brno) collected first-hand experiences and advice from 10 Czech women in long-term bilingual relationships. Yes, such a relationship can work but you have to work on it Relationships, especially with language barriers, need a huge focus on effective communication. A multilingual relationship will take many more gestures, active listening, and much more patience. It is important to remember that sometimes your partner is not saying what you THINK they are. Learn to find out more about what they truly mean before jumping into upset conclusions. Eri, a Czech digital nomad, who is in a relationship with an American gives a heads up: ”The language barrier has certainly an impact on our relationship. Relationship with someone who speaks a different language is like a never-ending language training.” “Sometimes you find yourselves talking at cross purposes,” Lenka, living in Malaysia with a Malaysian, explains their communication barriers. Family, emotions and public offices can make it difficult Usually one...
Prague is renowned across the world for its beautiful historic buildings and its picturesque winding streets. It is hardly a surprise then that the city is often chosen by major Hollywood studios to film popular movies and TV series. How is the film and television industry contributing to the area’s economy? Prague’s long-running service as a film set Prague has a long and rich culture when it comes to serving as a setting for popular movies and TV series. More recently, it was used as the backdrop for Jojo Rabbit, the irreverent black comedy set during WWII. Written and directed by Taika Waititi, it went on to win an Oscar for Adapted Screenplay and was enjoyed by movie fans all over the globe – contributing to Prague’s visibility across a wide international audience. It has also been the set for recent ambitious TV series such as The Wheel of Time, Carnival Row – produced by Amazon and starring Cara Delevigne and Orlando Bloom – and Marvel’s superhero mini-series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Besides Waititi, Netflix also chose Prague as the setting for its latest movie production called 473 Transatlantic. In previous years, blockbusters like Amadeus, which won eight Oscars in 1985 and saw Prague standing in for...
Young Dust is a second-hand shop located at Cimburova 583/6, Žižkov, and brings you timeless second-hand clothes and accessories, from old school to new school through retro and vintage. The founders are a pair of childhood friends that have known each other for over 15 years. Sebastien, being born and raised in Prague, knows the language, the culture, and the city like the back of his sleeve; indulging in Prague’s hidden gems and unique secrets, while also providing influence from his French heritage. Similarly, Matthias through his Belgian nationality brings in a touch of his own. Having lived in Prague for the past 15 years, Matthias has fallen in love with the city and now calls it his home. Despite their very different personalities but thanks to their similar background in business as well as a keen understanding of each other, they have managed to come together and create Young Dust. Where did the idea of Young Dust come from? Sebastien: ‘We discovered our love and appreciation for second- hand clothing and the vintage scene whilst visiting family and friends, on a holiday trip to Paris and it was an enormous source of inspiration for us. If you are...
Manifesto Markets will reopen for dining-in experiences, two long months after its original opening date due to the coronavirus lockdown. Following a ghost kitchen model, takeaway, and unique delivery aimed to substitute some level of the market’s normal operations for the past two months, people will finally be able to relax and enjoy freshly cooked meals and draught beer. “It’s a first step into better times after the heavy, once-in-a-century crisis threatening Manifesto’s existence,” states Manifesto’s Founder Martin Barry who mobilized creativity and innovative projects to allow the markets and their vendors to overcome the shock. “After two months of isolation, we can be a place for people to get together safely in an open-air environment to have some fun, some food and lots of drinks while respecting a few necessary limitations.” Now is also the moment when Manifesto’s cashless operations show its biggest advantage – hygiene. Safe relish, with horse length distance “We can tell Czech people are very disciplined and they have learnt the routine of how to protect themselves and others. But the desire is in the air to get back to social life and reconvene the life that has been paused for over two months. We...
From May 11, ninth-graders students will return to school, cinemas, and theaters can reopen. Minister of Health added that there will be strict rules for visitors, such as a safe distance between them. For example, cinemas will have a limit of 100 people per auditorium in the hall. However, they will not be allowed to sell any snacks. “No popcorn, no drinking. It would be necessary to take off the face mask and that is a great risk,” Vojtech explained. There will always be one free row among the occupied ones. People must sit at least one empty seat apart. Only couples and married couples can sit next to each other. Hairdressers and barbers need to wear a face mask. At the same time, it will be necessary to keep at least a two-meter distance between customers. The Minister of Industry Karel Havlíček explained how restaurants’ gardens will work. “Customers can sit without restrictions at one table. However, the distance between guests at different tables must be one and a half meters”. Shopping centers over 5,000 meters will open on May 11. Hand disinfection will be provided at each entrance. Disinfection must also be provided in all shops. Children’s corners and similar services...
Many European governments have banned large events until the end of August, putting an end to the continent's festival summer.
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