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November 8: Prague Hosts Europe’s 2025 Biohacking Summit

A historic monastery in central Prague will host the Biohacking Summit Prague 2025, bringing together leading scientists, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts focused on improving health, performance, and longevity. The event will unite the international biohacking community with Czech innovators to explore how technology, science, and lifestyle design can redefine human potential. The summit’s agenda will span seven major topics, including personalized medicine, cognitive optimization, and healthy aging. Visitors can look forward to expert presentations, live demonstrations, tasting sessions, and displays of cutting-edge health technologies from more than thirty partner organizations. Among the key speakers are Teemu Arina, the Finnish founder of the European biohacking movement; Tim Gray from the United Kingdom, organizer of the world’s largest Health Optimization Summit; and Czech neuroscience communicators Vojtěch Hlaváček and Kryštof Jarmar from the podcast Brain We Are. In addition to the lectures, attendees can join an exclusive biohacking dinner focused on nutrient-rich cuisine and an experiential run through the Prague Castle area, designed to combine physical activity with mindfulness practices. The event underlines a growing global interest in biohacking and proactive health management. The longevity and preventive health market is currently valued at more than $63 billion, reflecting how quickly personal health innovation is...

by Prague Morning Nov 07, 2025

Reconstruction of Prague’s Kotva Department Store Delayed Until 2028

The long-planned renovation of Prague’s Kotva department store has been delayed once again. Generali Real Estate, which owns the landmark building on Náměstí Republiky, has moved the expected completion date of the reconstruction to 2028, extending the timeline by at least a year. The company initially announced that the extensive modernization, which began in February 2025, would finish by the end of 2027. “The rehabilitation of such a large and technically complex building is a long-term process that demands careful coordination and patience,” said Jana Vrábelová from Generali Real Estate. “We appreciate the cooperation of authorities, experts, and the public throughout this stage.” The next step involves selecting a main contractor for the full-scale reconstruction, which will include modernizing the interiors, expanding commercial and office space, and restoring the building’s architectural character. Plans envision six floors dedicated to retail and services, along with two floors of offices. While the façade will be replaced, Generali intends to preserve Kotva’s distinctive brutalist design, including its hexagonal concrete structures and communication towers. The building’s honeycomb-like grid, inspired by architectural structuralism, remains one of its most recognizable features. Kotva, designed by architects Věra and Vladimír Machonin, opened in 1975 as a symbol of modern...

by Prague Morning Nov 06, 2025

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