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Apply Now for Econverse Prague: The First International Startup Competition for Students!

Are you ready to turn your entrepreneurial dreams into reality? Econverse Prague, the first-ever international edition of Econverse, offers young innovators like you a chance to showcase your ideas, gain essential business skills, and compete for exciting prizes. The first edition of Econverse Prague will take place on November 1-2, 2024, at NEWTON University. This event, held entirely in English, is made possible through the support of several key partners – NEWTON University, the International Visegrad Fund, the Aspen Institute Central Europe, and Orange – all dedicated to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among young people in Central and Eastern Europe. What is Econverse? Econverse – the largest teen startup hub in CEE – has left a lasting impact on Poland’s entrepreneurial landscape, having directly engaged 3,500+ participants, forming partnerships with over 20 major industry players, and distributing over 40,000€ in prizes. The organization’s flagship events, including the Econverse FUSE at Warsaw’s National Stadium, have attracted high-profile speakers and mentors from both academia and industry, including Natalia Brzeziński, Rafał Brzoska, and Stefan Batory. By combining innovative education methodologies with real-world application, Econverse is already bridging the gap between traditional schooling and the practical skills required in today’s fast-paced startup ecosystem. Now,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2024

Andrea Bocelli is Heading Back to Prague, with Special Guests to Join Him

Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli is set to return to Prague for the eighth time, bringing his world-renowned voice to the O2 Arena in early 2026. The January 23rd concert promises an evening of musical mastery as the Czech National Symphony Orchestra and several high-profile guest artists will join Bocelli. For over 30 years, Bocelli has captivated audiences across the globe, earning acclaim for his rich, velvety tenor and emotional performances. The O2 Arena concert gives his Czech fans a unique opportunity to experience his powerful vocals live in a venue perfectly suited to showcase his artistry. Tickets are already on sale. Bocelli’s latest album, Duets, is slated for release this weekend. This collection features some of his most beloved collaborations, including pieces with Ed Sheeran, Celine Dion, and Luciano Pavarotti. The album also introduces fresh pairings, such as tracks with Shania Twain, Chris Stapleton, and Karol G. Adding to the celebratory atmosphere, Bocelli’s new film, Andrea Bocelli 30: The Celebration, will hit theaters in November. The documentary captures the essence of Bocelli’s artistry with footage from his three-day concert series in Lajatico, Italy, held this past July in honor of his milestone 30-year career. Would you like us to write...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2024

Brighter than Ever: 110 Animal Sculptures Light Up Prague Zoo

Prague Zoo is bringing the magic of winter to life with its debut exhibition of Garden of Lights, featuring 110 lit sculptures representing 33 different animal species. Along with a variety of glowing decorations and interactive installations, the Garden of Lights offers a unique opportunity for guests to explore the zoo after dark in a whole new way. This light experience is open daily until February 16, 2025. The exhibit’s description invites visitors to: “Get to know beautiful animals that come to life through thousands of lights. Stand beneath the towering height of an elephant, lock eyes with a massive rhinoceros, or even high-five a friendly penguin! Capture every moment of this exotic adventure at dedicated photo points.” Dates and Admission The Garden of Lights is open every day except for December 24 and 31. Entry costs for Monday through Thursday are set at 280 CZK for adults and 240 CZK for children under 12. Weekend tickets have slightly higher prices. Tickets for Garden of Lights are separate from general zoo admission and do not grant access to the regular zoo exhibits.     Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2024

Historic Last Flight: Czech Airlines Bids Farewell after a Century of Service

On Saturday, October 26, Czech Airlines (ČSA) will complete its final flight as an independent company, marking the end of a 101-year legacy. Flight OK767 from Paris to Prague will conclude an era in Czech aviation. Preceding this final arrival, ČSA will operate Flight OK766 from Prague to Paris, both routes already sold out, with remaining economy seats selling for over  CZK 12,000 one-way. The airline’s Airbus A320, is scheduled to leave Prague at 5:35 p.m. and return by 9:55 p.m.. This final flight represents more than just a journey; it’s a tribute to the airline’s impact on Czech travel and aviation. ČSA’s financial struggles in recent years have been challenging, primarily due to fierce competition from low-cost carriers and internal management issues. These setbacks ultimately led to its absorption by Smartwings. Following this transition, all former ČSA flights will operate under Smartwings’ QS code, effectively ending ČSA’s operational independence. However, the ČSA brand will live on. Smartwings has decided to preserve the ČSA livery on two existing Airbus A320s, as well as on four new Airbus A220s that it will lease. The first of these A220s is expected to start service in December, with the remaining planes to join...

 by Prague Morning Oct 25, 2024

Fusion of Flavors: NUMARU Brings Korean Cuisine with a Twist to Prague

In the center of Prague’s dynamic culinary scene, NUMARU offers a taste of Korea like no other. With a passion for Korean food that traces back to his roots, founder Roy opened his first restaurant in 2017, driven by a longing for the dishes he grew up with. Roy’s love for Korean food comes from a deep connection to the comforting flavors of home. For him, each dish is personal, and depending on who prepares it, the flavors can vary significantly. Over the past six years, Roy and his team have honed their craft, developing their own unique recipes for sauces, kimchi, and more, all tailored to suit his tastes as a typical Korean who can’t live without soju and soup. Where Tradition Meets Innovation The name Numaru—which refers to a serene spot in a traditional Korean home, reserved for welcoming special guests—reflects the restaurant’s core philosophy. Every diner is treated as a guest of honor, invited to experience an intimate blend of flavors that fuse Korean traditions with global influences. NUMARU embraces a fusion approach, bridging unfamiliar palates by reimagining ingredients through Korean cooking. At the same time, they expand the experience for those already in love with the...

 by Prague Morning Oct 25, 2024

These are the Oldest Photographs of Prague

The oldest known photograph of Prague was captured in 1856 by Andreas Groll, an Austrian photographer known for his dedication to documenting historic monuments. Some of Groll’s photographs are thought to date back even further, to 1855, providing an invaluable look at Prague over 168 years ago. Many of his earliest images, which have been painstakingly preserved, can now be found in the book The Earliest Photographs of Prague 1850-1870 by Czech historian Kateřina Bečková. The Photographer Behind the Lens: Andreas Groll Born in Vienna, Andreas Groll was one of the pioneers of 19th-century photography, with a keen interest in historic architecture and monuments. He worked with albumen prints, a technique popular at the time, which gave his images a distinctive, detailed look. Groll’s work wasn’t only about aesthetics; he sought to document Central Europe’s architectural and cultural heritage. Prague as It Was: Familiar Yet Different Looking at Groll’s photographs, it’s surprising to note how much of Prague’s historical center has endured the test of time. Key landmarks, like Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square, remain largely as they were. However, some iconic structures have seen significant transformations. For instance, the Powder Gate—a medieval structure serving as a gateway...

 by Prague Morning Oct 25, 2024

A Bold Experiment: Prague City to Give Homeless People CZK 100,000 Each

What would happen if a homeless individual received CZK 100,000 with no restrictions on its use? The answer to this question may become clear in about a year as Prague City embarks on an ambitious social experiment, the New Leaf Czech Republic project. This initiative, launched to help people experiencing homelessness, is a first for Europe and is gaining significant attention both locally and internationally. For many, this approach might seem controversial—directly providing funds to individuals without conditions challenges traditional methods of addressing homelessness. The issue has been long-standing, with organizations like the OECD frequently highlighting the Czech Republic’s struggles with homelessness. In Czech society, homelessness is rarely talked about openly and is often reduced to stereotypes of drunk, unkempt people gathered around Prague’s main train station. Yet, behind this perception lies a hidden reality: many who are homeless end up in this difficult position due to unforeseen hardships, such as the loss of a spouse, and now struggle to afford housing. A Fresh Approach to Homelessness in Europe “The Czech Republic is the first European country to undertake such a project,” explains Jana Hamplová, director of the organization Neposeda. “The initiative was first trialed in Canada, where it achieved...

 by Prague Morning Oct 25, 2024

Mystery Meets Techno: Gabriel Loci Monastery’s Hosts Sound’s Last Event

The last chapter of a mysterious rave in the monastery will open on November 1st… Once again and for the very last time Sound invites all the Prague ravers to step into the eclectic and mysterious realm of St. Gabriel monastery. The monastery is a perfect spot to get lost in the haze of the intricate labyrinth and immerse in an atmosphere that blends the sacred with the profane, the old with the new. The lineup offers Berlin-based Dj and producer Tigerhead and French finest Arkan accompanied by a vast number of Djs across four stages named as Chandelier Hall, Underground Crypt, Vaulted Cellar or Server Room. The event sells out every year and this year won’t be different. The tickets can be purchased via Goout.  Gabriel Loci Monastery, a hidden gem of Prague with centuries of whispered secrets, once a spiritual haven, will become the epicenter of underground sounds, where history meets the rebellious spirit and where the ancient walls will reverberate with deep basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and cutting-edge techno. Atmosphere and art installations will be created by Multiverse Studios. Sound will open its doors on Friday, November 1 at 9 p.m. The advance sale will be sold out...

 by Prague Morning Oct 24, 2024

November 1-2: The Biggest, & Sexiest Halloween Party in Central Europe

Since 2009, Prague has hosted Central Europe’s largest Halloween event, and it’s returning for 2024 with two thrilling nights of festivities. Established in 2009, the interest and attendance alike in the party continue to grow every year since its founding. Bloody Sexy Halloween draws out more than 7,000 regular visitors and consistently sells out year after year, making it a not-to-miss spooky spectacular in Prague, Brno & Bratislava. The party will be held on Friday and Saturday (November 1-2), with tickets currently ranging from 450-1,300 CZK on sale via Goout.cz and Tickettailor. Guests can expect a slew of sexy dance shows, mind-blowing performances with one-of-a-kind artists and music from a mix of both foreign and domestic DJs. DJs lineup: Jonas, Djousha, diazandbruno, Jose Freedom, Mahrouse, DJ Illegal and more! One of the main features of the event is of course The Bloody Sexy Costume Contest! For the contest, attendees are encouraged to show up in their most elaborate, bewildering costumes, make-ups and explore their creativity to the maximum for a chance to win a whopping 40,000 CZK cash prize on the spot! Registered costumes will be judged by a jury of three members observing the following criteria: “creativity, originality, sensuality, scary...

 by Prague Morning Oct 24, 2024

Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’ Returns to Prague’s Estates Theatre

American-Jewish Actor Irwin Appel Speaks About Playing Shylock in Prague Shakespeare Company’s The Merchant of Venice at the Estates Theatre Prague Shakespeare Company (PSC), the professional English-language theatre of the Czech Republic, now celebrating its 17th year and 10-year anniversary of their historic collaboration with Národní divadlo, is premiering a new English-language production of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice at the Estates Theatre on 2 November 2024. You can get your ticket here. The production, directed by PSC Artistic Director Guy Roberts, features Czech surtitle translation by Martin Hilský and stars several PSC audience favorites, including Karel Heřmánek ml. and his younger brother František, making his professional stage debut. The well-regarded American-Jewish actor Irwin Appel plays the role of Shylock. Prague Morning had the chance to sit down with Irwin to discuss the production, the role of Shylock, and the significance of this controversial play. PM: Why Shakespeare? Irwin: As an actor, it is immensely satisfying to fully embody and embrace work that is both unapologetically epic and deeply personal. Prague Shakespeare Company has allowed me to play two of the greatest roles an actor can ever play in my opinion: Sir John Falstaff in Henry IV, Part 1, and...

 by Prague Morning Oct 24, 2024

Weekend Travel Alert: Major Tram and Metro Disruptions in Prague

Heading to Prague’s city center this weekend? Brace yourself for significant public transportation interruptions. Starting Thursday, October 24th, and running through Monday, October 28th, some tram and metro services will be disrupted due to scheduled line repairs. Key sections will be temporarily closed, leading to rerouted services and the introduction of replacement buses. Tram Disruptions: Key Routes Affected National Theatre to Jiráskovo náměstí From Thursday, October 24th, through Monday, October 28th, tram service between the National Theatre and Jiráskovo náměstí will be halted in both directions. This is due to ongoing repairs on the Masaryk Embankment tram line. Trams on lines 17 and 28 will be diverted via Národní třída and Myslíkova stops. The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) will not provide replacement bus services in this area, so passengers should seek alternative routes. Dělnická to Nádraží Holešovice and Ke Stírce Further disruptions will impact tram lines 1, 17, 25, and 93 between Dělnická, Nádraží Holešovice, and Ke Stírce. Service on these lines will be interrupted briefly from the night of Thursday, October 24th, to Friday, October 25th. Replacement bus services will be available for affected passengers during this time. Metro Service Disruptions: Line C Closures Muzeum to Kačerov Section...

 by Prague Morning Oct 24, 2024

Oscar-Winning Composer Hans Zimmer to Perform in Prague Next year

Famed composer Hans Zimmer, who won Academy Awards for ‘The Lion King’ and ‘Dune’, and whose iconic scores for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, ‘Gladiator’, will perform at Prague’s O2 Arena on November 11, 2025. Tickets start at 1,790 CZK and can be purchased via Ticketportal and Ticketmaster, according to Bestsport agency. His latest work, the score for Steve McQueen’s war drama ‘Blitz’, will debut on Apple TV+ in November. Zimmer is also scoring a big-budget Formula 1 film, slated for release in June 2025. The Next Level Tour: A Return to Europe As part of his upcoming tour, Zimmer will return to Europe with his “The Next Level” tour, starting in Oberhausen, Germany, in October 2025. According to the composer, the show will offer a next-level experience, though he’s keeping the details under wraps. “It will surprise you, make you happy, and be unforgettable,” Zimmer teased in an interview with the German Press Agency (DPA). While Zimmer remains secretive about the specifics, he hinted at a massive set and an elaborate light show. “Every tour is expensive. My team of accountants always tells me we can’t afford it. But when I showed them the plan for this tour, they said...

 by Prague Morning Oct 23, 2024

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