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Slav Epic to Return to Moravský Krumlov For Five Years

The Slav Epic cycle of paintings will be exhibited at Moravsky Krumlov chateau in southern Moravia for at least five years.

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2019

Official: Prague and Beijing to End Sister-City Relations

Prague City Council has decided to cancel its sister-city relationship with Beijing over the latter's unwillingness to re-negotiate wording relating to Beijing’s ”One China Policy" in the partnership agreement.

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2019

Impressionist Masters at Kinsky Palace

The National Gallery Prague (NGP) opened a large exhibition French ... Auguste Renoir, and Camille Pissarro on June 29 in the Kinsky Palace.

 by Richard Sovitzky Oct 07, 2019

Prague’s Powder Tower to Undergo Thorough Reconstruction

The 15th-century Powder Tower in Prague centre will undergo a thorough reconstruction next year.

by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2019

Prague Police Prepare for English Hooligans With ‘Anti-Conflict Units’

Czech police have been put on high alert for the arrival of an estimated 6,000 English supporters on Friday

 by Petr B. Oct 07, 2019

Petřín Tower to Light Up Gold in Honour of Karel Gott

Following Karel's Gott death on October 1st, Prague’s Petřín Tower will probably lit up in gold during the Signal Festival 2019. 

 by Petr B. Oct 06, 2019

Václav Havel Was Born 83 Years Ago

Today marks 83 years since the birth of Václav Havel.

 by Prague Morning Oct 05, 2019

The Revitalization of „Palmovka“ Square

The unsightly and neglected square at the Palmovka metro station is about to change. Prague 8 is preparing several projects to improve this part of Libeň district. One of the most significant changes will be the sidewalk pavement in the area of the Palmovka intersection, which is being arranged by Prague 8. A notable change will be the removal of elevated concrete surfaces, making the square more open and the whole area clearer. It will be possible to cross it in all directions. There will also be wheelchair accessible modifications. “The pavement of the area follows the transformation of Palmovka, which we started in the spring of this year. We want to turn the unused space into a high-quality urban place that will be a meeting point and will allow different cultural events or markets, for example,” says Tomáš Hřebík, Prague 8 Councilor of Strategic Development. The pavement surface will be a mosaic with the same pattern as the new part of Na Žertvách street. The surface in the corners of the intersection will have grass to absorb rainwater and will require benches to sit. A cafe will be built in one of the corners. It is not possible to...

 by Lidia T. Oct 04, 2019

Prague Ranks 19th in Smart City Index

Prague ranks among top 20 smartest city in the world, the inaugural IMD Smart City Index showed. 

 by Prague Morning Oct 04, 2019

Cimrman – Unique Theatre in Prague

Well, you have to be lucky to visit this theatre and see the play performed in English. However, it is my most favorite cultural gem of Czech Republic – Divadlo Jary Cimrmana (Theatre of Jara Cimrman) and I cannot keep this a secret from you. Two years ago a group of English-speaking theatre enthusiasts took it upon themselves to translate the genius of the most famous Czech playwright, sportsman, engineer, composer, detective, inventor, and self-taught gynecologist Jara Cimrman into English and formed the Cimrman English Theatre. If you ask any Czech about Jara Cimrman, you will hear a lot of stories and you would be assured that he is a national hero. If you ask any foreigner, you will probably realize that nobody outside of this country has ever heard of Jara Cimrman. Maybe this is because of the fact that he is only a fictional person (nevertheless, he was nominated to the post of Czech president). Seeing the play in this theater (written by Jara Cimrman) will illustrate the typically Czech sense of humor. So, if you are reading this during your visit to Prague, it is probably too late to get the tickets. But if you are (unlike me) planning your...

 by Prague Morning Oct 04, 2019

Karel Gott to be Honoured With State Honours Funeral

The last farewell with late Czech pop star Karel Gott will have the form of a funeral with state honours, not of a usual state funeral, Prime Minister Andrej Babis told journalists yesterday. Czech cabinet tasked ministries and other government offices to lower national flags to half-mast. Babis said he wanted to tell the public where and when Gott will be buried. Culture Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the government was waiting for the position of Gott’s family. “I hope to announce to the public the date of Karel Gott’s funeral on [Thursday] afternoon and the location where people can pay their respects, as well as where the official farewell will take place. It will not be a state funeral, but one with state honours…I discussed this matter with his family yesterday and today a special team will settle the details.” Gott died late Tuesday at home in Prague after battling leukaemia for a period of time. He released some 300 albums since the 1960s and sold tens of millions of copies worldwide, was regarded as the most popular pop singer in the Czech Republic.  

 by Prague Morning Oct 04, 2019

Petr Kellner Remains Richest Czech

The richest Czech remains the owner of PPF investment group, Petr Kellner, with an estimated property worth 350 billion crowns.

 by Lidia T. Oct 04, 2019

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