Country's biggest outdoor swimming pool - the Brno Riviéra - has opened for public.
A few days ago, the organizers of RunCzech races have launched the summer challenge Česko běží dál (The Czech Republic keeps on running).
A divisive new monument to Soviet leader Lenin was unveiled in Germany on Saturday.
The Art Nouveau French Restaurant in the Prague Municipal House is the latest Prague dining establishments to shut down because of COVID-19.
Functional foods are foods that have a potentially positive effect on health beyond basic nutrition and not just for the pleasure of the taste or simply craving. However, are we actually ready to sacrifice some pleasure of food to optimize our health? We all know the importance of our health and if we had forgotten, we would have all got a brutal reminder during these last few months with Covid-19. We use functional food for our dogs, our cats, horses, well all the animals we humans take care of. Surely we want the animals to have the highest quality of life and we want to keep them for as long as we can. However, the question is, don’t we want the same for our family members and friends? Of course, we do! Somehow food has become so much about what we feel like eating, the pleasure of the taste much more than what is actually good for us and what our body’s need to stay healthy. We are tricked by ingredients like salt and sugar, that we can develop a craving for, but that we actually only need in very reduced amounts. In other words, our body does not tell...
June is getting to the end and summer holidays are behind the door. Celebrate the beginning of summer with friends, music, great food, and drinks. Find out the next bunch of events happening in Prague in the last week of June. June 20 Celebration of 11th birthday of Matuska brewery in Dva Kohouti. Birhtday special beer, 15 Matuska beers, food, DJs When: starts at 11 a.m. Where: Dva Kohouti, Sokolovská 55 June 21 Morning yoga on the Lucerna Rooftop. Enjoy the sunrise with yoga practice and Prague view. When: starts at 4:45 a.m. Price: 250 CZK June 23 Music in the park. Concert of Czech singer Anna K. in Riegrovy sady. When: start at 5 p.m. June 24 Kasárna Karlín celebrates 3rd birthday. Theatre for children, DJs, and two concerts in the evening. When: starts at 1 p.m. June 25 Summer cinema at Pragovka When: every Thursday after dusk Where: Kolbenova 34 June 25 Music in the park. Concert of Czech hip-hop band PSH in Riegrovy sady. When: 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. June 25 Metronome Sektor Náplavka. Metronome music festival was canceled this year, however, you can celebrate the COVID restriction release with Metronome organizers in Naplavka cells. Music,...
The low-cost airline easyJet plans to resume operations from Prague Airport in July.
The new statue to Empress Maria Theresa in Prague 6 is the center of controversy. The Town Hall commissioned the statue in 2014 for the price of four million CZK. It is to be unveiled in September and will stand in a new park located between the street Milady Horákové and the bastions of Prague Castle. “It is elegant, majestic, and it will suit on the Powder Bridge (Prašný Most),” says the sculptor Jan Kovářík. “It reminds me of a skittle,” wrote a Czech citizen on Facebook. “Disgusting, wasted money, mannequin,” are other negative reactions to the statue. Some people think the opposite: “Beautiful, modern and with a clean design. Unfortunately, Czechs are stuck in the past and will not appreciate it. ” Looking for a job in Prague? Visit our new job section! Maria Theresa Walburga Amalia Christina Maria Theresa Walburga Amalia Christina (May 13, 1717 – November 29,1780) was the only female ruler of the Habsburg dominions and the last of the House of Habsburg. She started her 40-year reign when her father, Emperor Charles VI, died in October 1740. As queen of Bohemia, she promulgated institutional, financial, and educational reforms. She developed the modern centralized state and promoted education, judiciary, and financial...
Finding a great job that fits your qualifications, experience and passions start with a great resume to match. An excellent resume should highlight your personal and professional strengths in line with the requirements of the company. The ultimate test of a resume is that it should capture the attention of the employer and intrigue them enough to give you a call for an interview. It is therefore very important that you know the best way to do that and distinguish between an American and European CV or resume. This is the first step in ensuring that you customize your resume accordingly. Highlighted below are tips for writing a European CV. Even though it is not a legal requirement to include your picture in the resume, most employers would like to see a picture of you and start relating with you from the onset. This should be at the top corner of your resume measuring about an inch and inch. It should be a professional and passport style. Selfies and party photos will not cut it even in the entertainment industry. Remember that the photo you share is the first impression that you will give an employer and for purposes of...
Every Thursday evening and until the end of September, you can enjoy a unique view of Prague on the roof of the National Agricultural Museum in Letná. The National Agriculture Museum has been recently reconstructed and restored to its 1930s look, a process that also made the roof terrace accessible. The terrace offers unique and attractive views at Prague, including the Prague Castle, Petřín or Old Town. The garden with soft grass, a herb garden, a picnic area is great for relaxation. What is also interesting is that there are also beehives. Aside from the smell of the herb garden, you can also rent some picnic equipment, buy some quality Czech food in the museum shop, and enjoy the amazing scenery. Visiting the museum is an excursion into the field of agriculture, with which the people living the center of Prague really do not come across. The whole exhibition is conceived as a story that leads the visitor through the history of the hard work of farmers. The National Museum of Agriculture was founded in 1918 but its oldest part, the museum at the Ohrada hunting lodge, started its activities in 1842. It is apparently not only the oldest specialized...
The Lucerna Palace (Palác Lucerna) is a huge building in central Prague, housing small shops, cafes, a music bar, a concert hall, and a cinema. There is also a paternoster lift that takes you to an amazing rooftop terrace. The roof is open until the end of October 2020, Saturday to Monday 14.00 to 22.00 and entry is 100 Kč. If you arrive between 14.00 and 16.00 you can have a free drink from the rooftop bar. The entrance is opposite the Great Hall in the Lucerna passage. A really friendly girl sold us our tickets and a grumpy security guard showed us to the paternoster lift – a chain of open compartments that move slowly in a loop up and down inside a building without stopping. These things both scare and excite me, as I think I’m going to misjudge the jump into the compartment and be chopped in half – I’m also not good with revolving doors! Hence, I couldn’t start my video until after I was safely aboard. You’re supposed to jump out at the top floor, but I stayed in the compartment and let it take me over the top and back down again – no...
From July 1st, the Czech Republic will lift its rule requiring face masks to be worn in public transport.
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