Prague is not short of restaurants, bars, and hidden gems. Uncover Prague takes you in directions worth exploring—where culture, discovery, and connection await. Launched as a digital-member club, Uncover Prague has established the idea that the city’s unknown corners are the best places to build community. Bridging lifestyle, culture, and meaningful social experiences, the platform grants its limited members access to exclusive advantages across the city, ranging from access to top-tier bistros and expansive art spaces to the serenity of wellness studios. Just as the exploration itself, founders Jan Hinojosa, Tomáš Juřica, and Jakub Churý created something which was missing from the local scene—a digital yet modern space focused on discovery, experience, and community. Some of the most pleasurable things in life are flavor and shared experience, which is why Uncover Prague invites new ways to discover people and experiences alike. One of the most anticipated additions to the platform is a personalized dinner matching system. Each week, curated dinners will be hosted by one of the Uncover partner venues, inviting connection and conversation over shared experience, allowing members to match with others based on common interests. View this post on Instagram A post shared by UNCOVER (@uncoverprague)...
Just outside Prague, an abandoned industrial complex has quietly become one of the region’s most unusual culinary venues. On March 27, the creative gastronomic collective ZE MĚ Projekt will once again transform Uhelný Mlýn into the setting for a ten-course tasting dinner designed as a full sensory experience. The event begins at 7 p.m. and combines experimental cuisine with an immersive setting inside the former factory halls. Guests can choose between alcoholic or non-alcoholic pairings as each course unfolds throughout the evening. The complex stands in Libčice nad Vltavou, a short train ride north of Prague. Arriving visitors often first notice the tall brick chimney rising behind the railway tracks — a reminder of the site’s industrial past. The building, once a neglected brownfield, was renovated in 2010 by architect Patrik Hoffman. The project later received the Czech National Award for Architecture, recognizing the sensitive conversion of the factory complex into a multifunctional cultural space. Get your ticket here The arrival of ZE MĚ Projekt That changed when ZE MĚ Projekt began operating at Uhelný Mlýn more than a year ago. The group, led by founder Vojtěch Nemrava, had built a reputation through pop-up culinary events across the country. Before...
Thousands of visitors are expected in Hustopeče on March 20-22, 2026, as the town’s iconic almond orchards gear up for their annual bloom. The orchards, home to around 2,000 trees today, were once the largest almond grove in Central Europe, boasting around fifty thousand trees. Perched among the orchards is a 17-meter observation tower, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The tower, along with the almond groves, draws visitors each spring to witness the delicate white flowers covering the trees. The city’s annual Almond and Wine Celebration is scheduled for March 20–22 this year. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings and local cultural programs, with the detailed itinerary available on the city’s official website. Each year, the city organizes a guessing competition to predict the exact day the almond trees will bloom. This year, participants submitted dates ranging from March 8 to March 29. “Most guesses are centered around March 19, which is currently seen as the most likely bloom period,” said Jana Hrádková, head of the city’s marketing and culture department. The winner will receive a bottle of Hustopečská mandlovica, awarded to the participant whose prediction comes closest to the actual bloom date. Historical records show that the almond...
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Manifesto Market will host a series of themed events in March, combining international cuisine, workshops and evening music. The month opens with a South Korean Festival running from February 28 to March 1. The two-day event focuses on Korean food, lifestyle and culture. Visitors can try Korean dishes from pop-up vendors, including traditional family recipes from BabRyze, Korean corndogs from Basak, and fish-shaped Bungeoppang pastries from Cafe Banhada. The program also includes workshops such as color typology sessions, K-beauty basics and an introduction to the Korean Hangul alphabet. Children can join a K-pop dance class inspired by popular Korean pop culture choreography. Evenings will feature DJ sets mixing K-pop and house music by DJ Anky and DJ Just Luke. Workshop reservations are available online. On March 8, Manifesto marks International Women’s Day with a program focused on wellness and community. From 13:00 to 16:00, Rosa Aromatherapy will run a 90-minute workshop in Czech where participants can create their own relaxation roll-on oils and bath salts. The afternoon continues with a live DJ set by a female artist starting at 16:30. The SOOT bar will offer special drinks, including a Raspberry Spritz and two-hour unlimited Prosecco options. The first 100 women...
Excess weight is now more common than a healthy weight in the Czech Republic. Fresh data show that the average body mass index of people aged 16 and over has climbed to 26.4, above the medical threshold of 25 that defines the upper boundary of a healthy range. Three years ago, the figure stood at 26.2. In 2017, it was 25.2. The findings come from a nationwide survey of 8,500 households conducted last spring as part of the country’s annual monitoring of living conditions. Participants reported their height, weight, diet and level of physical activity. Researchers calculated BMI by dividing weight in kilograms by the square of height in meters. The data indicate that more than one in five adults is obese. The rate reaches 22 percent among men and 19 percent among women. Mild overweight is even more widespread. It affects nearly 45 percent of men and close to one third of women. As a result, only 32 percent of men and 47 percent of women fall within the healthy weight range. Yet the survey also points to a shift in exercise habits. Daily physical activity lasting at least ten minutes and causing heavier breathing and a faster heartbeat...
It has been nine years since the first modern board game café opened in Vršovice. Since 2017, Bohemia Boards & Brews has been the main spot in Prague to grab a beer and play something from a library of hundreds of games. Now, the team is finally expanding to a second location in Palmovka. This new space is a major upgrade: it has a full kitchen, a summer garden, and a focus on shorter, social games. We sat down with the founder Douglas to talk about the move and why people are still ditching their phones for board games. What made you leave corporate life for a board game café? I’d been working in marketing and branding for several years. I noticed board game cafés taking off in North America and the UK, but in Prague, there was nothing like it—no dedicated places where adults could play games while enjoying food and drinks. I knew the concept would work here. We opened as the first of our kind and were busy from day one. What’s kept Vršovice thriving, and why expand now to Palmovka? Vršovice succeeded because people genuinely love games and still want to go out. We built a...
Comic-Con Prague has begun confirming its first guests and programme details ahead of the 2026 edition, scheduled for 13–15 March at the O₂ universe. Actors Giancarlo Esposito and Iain Glen are among the main international names announced so far, joined by several figures from Czech film, television and the comic book scene. Esposito, known for roles in Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and The Mandalorian, will attend alongside Glen, widely recognised as Jorah Mormont from Game of Thrones. Organisers say more foreign guests will be confirmed in the coming weeks. The festival will also host actors Craig Fairbrass and Vincent Regan, both connected with Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece. On the Czech side, veteran actor Jiří Lábus is expected to take part, bringing a career that spans theatre, film, television and well-known dubbing work. According to organisers, this year’s programme will again combine celebrity appearances with discussions, competitions and themed exhibitions. A special edition of the quiz show Superlov is planned, along with a discussion featuring Czech voice actors from The Vampire Diaries, offering insight into how the popular series was dubbed for local audiences. The literary section will include the launch of the Czech-Polish anthology Poslední výstřel (The...
Prague’s St. Matthew’s Fair (Matějská pouť) will run from February 21 to April 19 at the Výstaviště Exhibition Grounds, marking the start of the spring fair season in the Czech capital. Considered the first spring fair in Prague and the most visited fair in the Czech Republic, the event combines traditional fairground entertainment with modern attractions for both children and adults. The fair occupies a large part of the exhibition complex, from the upper entrance near the tram stops and Sea World down to the lower sections of the grounds. Visitors can expect more than 100 attractions, ranging from historic rides to contemporary amusement installations. Among them are centrifuges, haunted houses, shooting galleries, classic chain carousels, swings, bouncy castles, rocking boats, racetrack rides and the well-known house of laughter. Food stands remain a central part of the experience. Alongside fast-food stalls and sweets, visitors can buy gingerbread hearts, traditionally associated with the fair and commonly taken home as souvenirs. Long History Linked to St. Matthew’s Day The tradition of the fair dates back centuries. Records preserved in the National Library show that the event has been documented since 1595. Originally linked to the celebration of St. Matthew’s Day on February...
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and Prague offers many ways to celebrate without expensive restaurant bookings. From walks with city views to cultural events and sports activities, couples can plan a memorable day without stretching their budget. Quiet places for a romantic walk Some of Prague’s most appealing Valentine’s locations remain free, near Prague Castle, offers small historic houses and minimal tourist traffic. The street is often chosen for photos thanks to its preserved character. Vojanovy sady in Malá Strana are among Prague’s oldest gardens and remain calm even in winter months. Vyšehrad provides open views over the Vltava River and the city skyline. Many couples choose sunset hours, often bringing simple snacks or hot drinks instead of booking restaurants. Active dates for couples For those who prefer movement over candlelight dinners, several Valentine’s events are scheduled across Prague. The Valentine’s Run in Stromovka takes place on February 14, 2026, starting at 11:00 a.m. near the Industrial Palace. The seven-kilometre route costs 100 CZK to enter, with part of the fee donated to charity. Walking enthusiasts can join the annual Valentine’s march organised by Trilobit. The event runs the same day, with departures between 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. from Arbes Square....
On winter afternoons in Prague, when outdoor playgrounds are empty and temperatures keep families indoors, parents often look for places where children can stay active without spending the day moving from one location to another. One such place is Superland, an indoor entertainment centre located inside OC Galerie Butovice, on the city’s western edge. Spanning 2,500 square metres, Superland is designed as a self-contained space where families can spend an hour or an entire day. More than twenty attractions are spread across age-specific zones, including a protected area for toddlers. Everything inside meets European safety standards, a point that becomes obvious in the way staff supervise play areas rather than simply monitor them. The atmosphere is lively but controlled, the kind parents tend to notice only when it works. The centre’s location adds to its appeal. Galerie Butovice sits directly above the Nové Butovice metro station on Line B, making Superland easy to reach from across the city, while drivers benefit from straightforward parking. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SUPERLAND | PRAHA (@superland.cz) The centre has positioned itself as a destination for birthday parties and group visits, particularly for kindergartens and primary schools. Six...
Classic cinema, candlelit tables, and a glass of champagne: the Royal Theater & Club Chic is marking Valentine’s Day with a special screening of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The event takes place on Sunday, February 15, with doors opening at 18:30 and the screening starting at 19:15. Instead of standard cinema seating, guests will be seated at private tables, with drinks included in the ticket price. It’s a setup designed less for rustling popcorn and more for lingering glances across the table, fitting for a film that has long been a symbol of stylish romance. Directed by Blake Edwards and released in 1961, Breakfast at Tiffany’s remains one of Hollywood’s most recognisable love stories. Audrey Hepburn stars as Holly Golightly, a young New York socialite drifting between parties and dreams, whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel when she meets a struggling writer who moves into her apartment building. What starts as a light, witty encounter gradually reveals deeper questions about independence, belonging, and emotional honesty. The film will be shown in its original English version with Czech subtitles and runs for 115 minutes. While many viewers know it for its opening scene outside Tiffany & Co. or Henry Mancini’s “Moon...
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