Saunas, steam baths and massages are clearly a part of the modern style of life, but mental and physical relaxation and therapy has actually been helping people since time immemorial. The warm dry air warms and cleanses the body and soul while a massage loosens up tired muscles. Where can you find the best and most interesting sauna complexes in Prague? Lázně na Lodi A sauna on a boat with a view of the river and the Prague castle. Seriously, can it get any better? It is a very small place though and fits only 15 people at the same time, so reservations via their website are highly recommended, maybe even a few days in advance. Open daily 18-23, 70 CZK per person for half an hour. Biotop Radotin Radotin is quite far from the city center and not really interesting from a traveler’s point of view, however, it is on the way to Karlštejn, which is definitely worth a day trip. Stroll through the picturesque village and visit one of Emperor Charles IV.’s masterpieces: the castle, dating back to the 14th century. If you feel frozen on your way back, get off at Radotin and visit the Finnish KijuKiju Sauna. Open...
The coming cold weather means that outdoor skating rinks will start opening across Prague. Most places let you rent skates. The start dates, admission price and services at each rink differ. One of the earliest ones to open in the center is at Na Františku in Prague 1, which should start November 18 (depending on the weather conditions). This one has an admission of Kč 70 for adults and Kč 40 for children. Letná Plain in Prague 7 will have the largest rink, at 20 by 40 meters. The skating season will start there on November, 29th. This rink has an accompanying program for children who will have their own area and trained skating instructors. It is open till March 1, 2020, and admission is free. Ice skates rental is available. Prague 8 will open two ice rinks as well: at the Glowacky Elementary School and at Ládví Swim Centre on November, 25th. A skate rental service will be available at both locations. In Prague 6, the artificial ice rink at Dejvice district will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The mobile ice area 18 x 25 meters is located at Victory square, near Šolínova street, where Farmer´s...
Like many European countries, Czechia has traditionally celebrated All Souls’ Day, called Dušičky in Czech, on November 2. On this holiday locals bring flowers and wreaths to the graves and leave burning candles as a guiding light for the dead souls. However, the concept of American-style Halloween has also become popular. Ghosts Parade (November 1, 2019) The Parade of Ghosts will take place on November 1 in 2019, you can either walk in the parade or watch along the sidelines, but either way, you’re in for an extravagant display of some of the greatest costumes in town. Bloody Sexy Halloween (November 1, 2019) The Bloody Sexy Halloweekend at SaSaZu is the largest Halloween party in the country, with over 5,000 attendees each year. The sexiest & wildest party of the year attracts the best international DJs. There is also a large cash prize for the best costume. Wonderland Halloween at Lucerna Music Bar (November 1, 2019) Wonderland Halloween is another party worth visiting. Lucerna Music Bar at Wenceslas Square hosts op domestic DJs, dozens of actors, dancers, and animators with digital decorations on the walls create a great vibe at Wenceslas Square. Talking pumpkins, flying ghosts, animated skeletons enhance the atmosphere....
On November 2nd, 2019, the 19th edition of the oldest FMX event in Europe will take place at Prague's O2 Arena.
International Schools of Prague will celebrate Halloween 2019 in Sacre Couer church. The event is open to all high school/upper school students ONLY. It’s organized by parents from ISP, PBIS, EISP, Riverside and other International Schools and will take place at Sacre Coeur Church, one of Prague’s epic event locations, (Holeckova 29, Prague 5, near Novy Smichov). Students will have the unique chance to meet classmates from other schools, and celebrate Halloween American style. Leave the trick or treating for the kids and dance to a live DJ, best costume contest with amazing prizes to Prague’s coolest entertainment attractions like GOLEM VR at Hamley’s, HOP ARENA, The Chamber Horror House and many more. Plus, all food and drink included. This is a nonprofit event and proceeds go to TRF.org, a charity foundation Now supporting families in the Czech Republic. Tickets are on sale now here
Just released, World of Airports is a new modern airport management game created by Czech developers together with Prague Airport. It all started as a small fun project, with their first game AirportPRG, but after thousands of downloads, they have created a new one with more options. World of Airports adds new features such as airport expansion, story mode, multiplayer as well as featuring stunning visuals. It offers an authentic virtual environment in which each player controls the airport and the airline. Directly at Václav Havel Airport, the game was officially presented by the game journalist, Alžběta Trojanová, and aerobatic aviator Petr Kopfstein. Players can build their airline, expand available connection networks with a new destination and customize livery of their fleet. You get to upgrade the airport facilities and boost up the efficiency of handling other players and generic traffic airplanes. Besides Václav Havel Airport Prague, the main airport in the game, players have a choice of airports in Innsbruck, Austria and Bari, Italy (more playable airports to come upon release). You get to expand your fleet from the smallest propeller passenger aircraft to large wide-body jetliners. Play online with your friends across platforms (Android and IOS players will share...
In order to commemorate the 101st anniversary of the declaration of Czechoslovakia, today you can visit several galleries, buildings and museums for free. Mayor’s Residence: come and admire impressive halls, lounges and other rooms designed in Art Deco styles. You will be guided through the lounges where receptions of official guests take place. Marianske náměstí From 9 am to 6 pm New City Hall: you can see the Great Conference Hall on the first floor, where the City Council meets and seminars are held. The building was completed in 1911, its architect is Oslvald Polívka. Mariánské náměstí 2 From 9 am to 6 pm Škoda Lounges: the palace was built as an administrative building for Škoda Works, according to a design by architect Pavel Janák in 1924–26. Jungmannova 35/29 From 9 am to 6 pm Nostic Palace: This large early Baroque palace is located in Lesser Town, not far from the Charles Bridge. It is a harmonious structure, well adapted to the captivating streets of Lesser Town. Maltézské nám. 471/1 From 9 am to 6 pm Department of Agriculture Těšnov 17 From 10 am to 3:30 pm Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Na Poříčním...
November in Prague paves the way for the holiday season with lots of festive events! 1) Concerts Prague has a great selection of music venues of all sizes, which means there are frequently some internationally touring artists coming through town. You’ll see a few big names in November: Lewis Capaldi – November 7 Sarah Brightman – November 8 Little Mix – November 21 Skillet – November 28 Andrea Bocelli – November 30 2) St Martin’s day 11th November is St Martin’s day and the one-day festival largely revolves around food and specifically, goose. Almost all restaurants in the centre will have a St Martin’s goose menu and be serving special St Martin’s wine. 3) Theatre Blacklight theatre has become a staple in Prague’s theatre community. These performances are great for audiences of all ages and nationalities, as they are nonverbal and therefore without a language barrier. IMAGE Blacklight Theatre is one of the main spaces presenting this type of entertainment. There will be multiple performances throughout the month of November. 4) Christmas Market The Christmas Market at Prague Castle opens on November 23, 2019, and runs through the first week of January 2020. More than 70 stallholders will display their wares at Christmas markets here. 5) Whisky Life! Whether you’re...
What will be behind the round windows on the Prague riverside? Twenty wall cubicles will contain galleries, studios, and cafés. The Open Day shows visitors the repaired areas, in a provisional regime though, as the renewed dungeons opened to the public yesterday and today (October 24th). They should start regular service in November, as the full procedure is not possible yet due to an unfinished occupancy permit process. After completing the occupancy permit process and moving to regular services, these new facilities will quickly host their visitors and survive the flood in the upcoming winter. The organizers have also prepared guided tours or a boat ride between the two riverbanks. On both embankments, there should now be three galleries, three studios, three toilets, two workshops or a branch of the Municipal Library. The rest will be filled with cafes. Tenants and operators of individual cubicles will show their future functioning. They are modernly equipped for the flood season the whole year. Their most distinctive element is the circular glass, which acts as a revolving door. The movement is controlled by the sensors and motor so that it opens and closes quickly and prevents collisions with visitors.
Plant a tree, build a house and beget a son. This is the oldest traditional list of life achievements that every good man should achieve. Thanks to the latest project of the Czech studio DDAANN and Lukáš Otevřel, virtually anyone can uncheck the first two tasks, thus giving them the opportunity to fulfill their third mission. Building your own house in the suburbs of a larger city can be very costly and up to many millions of crowns. Hence, post-construction is often accompanied by many compromises and concessions, making the resulting house not as comfortable as the owners originally imagined. An increasing number of people, and in other places, living in these dwellings are forming their own communities. This phenomenon arrived in the Czech Republic quite recently and it is still in its very beginnings. DONE and it’s done! Tiny house can be a real style, evidenced by the latest domestic project called Tiny House DONE, which allows an owner to not only own housing but the possibility to build their own house, as well. DONE is a minimalist prefabricated wooden building created by architects Daniel Baudis and Rohan from the DDAANN studio, who also teamed up with Lukáš Otevřel...
Club Roxy is an unforgettable multicultural center on the Prague map and a cornerstone of Czech and also European alternative culture. Together with NoD, they’ll celebrate their 27th anniversary under the name BE27 until October 26. Both venues will be traditionally presented as one, reminding one of the rich histories and also introducing the new attitude and visage. Tonight (Wednesday 23) you can enjoy one of the most pioneering electronic bands of the past fifty years, Tangerine Dream. For this performance, they will reference some of the most popular tracks from their extensive career as well as playing music from their 2017 album Quantum Gate. You’ll find the full schedule below. – – – – We 23. 10. – BE27: Tangerine Dream (DE) Info here Th 24.10. – BE27: Manon Meurt / Luvver Info here Fr 25. 10. – BE27: Skepta (UK) | Fórum Karlín Info here Fr 25. 10. – BE27: Rebekah (UK) Info here Sat 26. 10. – BE27: Black Sun Empire (NL) Info here
Cozy igloos and mulled wine in porcelain cups create a cool but warm fall and winter vibe at Prague’s Manifesto Markets Manifesto Markets in Smichov and Florenc dressed up in fall styling offer a comfortable all-weather experience through the end of the year: visitors can once again book popular cozy transparent igloos – seven of them were raised at Florenc and six are available at Smichov. Newly this fall, Czech-made porcelain cups with Manifesto’s iconic design will replace single-use cups for enjoying hot wine and drinks in the warm glow from heaters while tasting new specialties and menus composed to warm us up. “This is one of my favorite times of year. We invest so much love into making Manifesto a completely different, and warm experience before the holidays. Manifesto, at its core, is about bringing people together. What better way to see your friends and family than with the warm glow of gas fires and heaters under our new roofs? We have something for everyone. Grab some hot chocolate, mulled wine, specialty hot cocktails served in our Czech-made porcelain holiday mugs. You’ll find new interior designs for our cozy igloos at both Manifesto Smichov and Florenc. We are offering...
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