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“Back in Time” Opens at Máj: Experience 1,200 Years of Prague’s Past!

A new interactive experience is set to transport visitors through 1,200 years of Prague’s history. The Back in Time museum, opening at the Máj shopping center, offers a 50-minute journey through key historical moments using state-of-the-art technology and physical installations. A Journey Through Time Back in Time presents pivotal events, myths, and figures from Prague’s history that have also shaped the Czech Republic’s national identity. Visitors are guided by two fictional siblings, B (short for “Back,” played by actor Jakub Jenčík) and T (“Time,” played by actress Barbora Váchová). The duo, children of a professor who invents a time machine, accidentally activate it, launching themselves and visitors into the 9th century, where they witness the legend of Libuše and the founding of Prague. The adventure continues through the court of Charles IV, brought to life with advanced projection technology and period-accurate dialogues. Visitors will discover the secrets behind the creation of the Astronomical Clock, encounter the legendary Golem, experience wartime Prague, and witness the battles for Czech Radio in 1945 and 1968. The journey concludes in the Hall of Fame, where animated effects and mirrored displays celebrate notable Czech figures, including T. G. Masaryk, Václav Havel, Antonín Dvořák, Emil Zátopek, and Karel Gott. Cutting-Edge Technology for an Unforgettable Experience The audiovisual presentation is designed to engage all senses. The museum features holographic projections, 10-channel sound, and even scent simulations linked to specific time periods. A 5D...

by Prague Morning Mar 07, 2025

Czech Foreign Minister Responds to U.S. Suspension of Military Aid to Ukraine

Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský has addressed reports from several reputable American media outlets indicating that U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered a suspension of all military supplies to Ukraine. While the White House has neither confirmed nor denied this information, the decision reportedly affects artillery shells, missiles, vehicles, and other equipment, including supplies agreed upon during former President Joe Biden’s tenure. In response, Minister Lipavský emphasized Europe’s responsibility in safeguarding its own security. He noted that President Trump’s commitment to ending foreign conflicts aligns with his campaign promises, suggesting that Europe’s defense against Russian imperialism now rests primarily on its own shoulders. “Our government has increased defense spending and will continue to do so to ensure the security of the Czech Republic,” Lipavský stated. “We will also persist in negotiations with our partners, including Ukraine, to achieve lasting peace in Europe.” This development has raised concerns among European leaders about the potential impact on Ukraine’s defense capabilities and the broader security landscape in Europe. The suspension of U.S. military aid underscores the necessity for European nations to bolster their defense strategies and collaborate more closely to maintain regional stability. Would you like us to write about your business? Find out...

by Prague Morning Mar 04, 2025

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