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August 8: Křižík Fountain to Host Open-Air Yoga With Music and Lights

Yoga enthusiasts can look forward to a one-of-a-kind event in Prague as they prepare to roll out their mats against the picturesque backdrop of the Křižík Fountain at the Exhibition Grounds. After six editions, one of Prague’s most unusual public yoga events is coming to an end — at least in its current form. YOGAGANG will hold its final session inside the Křižík Fountain on August 8, 2025, before the venue closes for long-term renovation. The large open-air fountain at Výstaviště in Prague 7 has hosted this annual gathering of yoga enthusiasts since the beginning, combining movement, music, lights, and a sense of community. This year’s event will offer two separate sessions: one at sunset and one at night. Both will include a yoga class led by Klára (the event’s long-time instructor), welcome drinks, and a group photo inside the fountain. An afterparty is planned after the evening session. Organisers say this will be the last chance to practice yoga inside the fountain for at least the next few years. Timetable for 8.8.2025: Sunset Session: – 18:00: Arrival and drinks – 19:00: Yoga class inside the fountain – 20:00: Group photo Night Session: – 20:30: Drinks and gathering – 21:00:...

 by Prague Morning Jul 28, 2025

Walk and Learn: This Tour Celebrates Women Who Changed the City

If you’ve wandered Prague’s streets, you probably know the usual stories—old kings, famous battles, and stunning architecture. But there’s a lot that rarely gets mentioned: the women who quietly, and sometimes not so quietly, shaped the city’s history. That’s exactly what Prague Feminist Tours is about. Founded by Averil Huck, a long-time Prague resident, the initiative grew out of a personal interest and a desire to make women’s stories more visible. “It was an eye-opening experience to rediscover the city I lived in through the lens of women’s history. When I moved to Prague, I started looking for something similar here… and realised it didn’t exist.” At the time, she was working at the Centre for Gender & Science at the Czech Academy of Sciences and noticed a glaring gap. “There were so few accessible, English-friendly resources about Czech feminism or women’s contributions,” she adds. That sparked the creation of Prague Feminist Tours—the first English-language walking tour in the city dedicated to women’s history. It’s not just about dates and facts; it’s about real women who fought for education, voting rights, and social change—stories that can surprise and inspire. One of their standout tours, To The Roots Of Czech Women’s...

 by Prague Morning Jul 27, 2025

Where to Eat and Drink Outside in Prague During Summer

Whether it’s a quiet morning coffee under leafy trees, a long lunch with castle views, or a golden-hour beer with friends, outdoor seating is one of the best ways to enjoy Prague in warm weather. Here are some of the best places in Prague to eat and drink outside this summer. Kuchyň Next to Prague Castle, Kuchyň offers traditional Czech dishes and a spacious outdoor terrace with a clear view of the city. The kitchen follows a “cook what’s fresh” approach — the menu changes daily and guests are invited to look directly into the kitchen to see what’s available. The view stretches across the rooftops of Malá Strana and beyond. It’s a quiet spot even though it’s close to major tourist routes, and a good place for a relaxed lunch or early dinner. The menu includes roasted meats, seasonal sides, and homemade desserts.   U Pinkasů U Pinkasů is one of the oldest beer restaurants in Prague. It opened in 1843 and was the first place in the city to serve Pilsner Urquell. Today, it’s known for its reliable Czech cooking and large courtyard garden, hidden behind the Church of Our Lady of the Snows. The courtyard is shaded...

 by Prague Morning Jul 26, 2025

August 13-31: Prague to Host Festival of New Circus Letní Letná

The international festival of new circus and theatre, Letní Letná 2025, will take place in Prague on August 13-31. The festival will feature over 200 performances, workshops, concerts, and various acts by circus artists from 14 countries, including a special program for children. This year marks the 22th edition of the festival. Letenské sady park will once again be the main venue, with tents set up to create a mini-town complete with a coffee shop and an evening bar.   Many performances will be free of charge. Additionally, the festival will offer a rich and varied daily program: children’s shows, circus, juggling and acrobat workshops, music concerts, exhibitions, lectures, creative workshops, and more. This year’s opening night will be headlined by the Blackout Paradox ensemble, known for their high-energy performances blending fire, light, dance, and acrobatics. Their latest show, Creation, draws inspiration from ancient Greek mythology—specifically the origin of the world seen through the eyes of Charon, the mythical ferryman of the dead. Expect giant illuminated puppets, choreographed fire sequences, and a striking atmosphere in Prague’s Letná Gardens. International Highlights: New Premieres and Daring Shows Among the most anticipated acts is Akoreacro, who will present the Czech premiere—and global encore—of...

 by Prague Morning Jul 25, 2025

Prague Chosen as New Frontex Headquarters for Airport Operations

Starting January 2026, Prague will officially become the operational base for one of the seven regional contingents of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, known as Frontex. The Czech capital will manage the activities of hundreds of border officers, mainly stationed at airports in ten EU countries that do not share a land border with non-EU states—countries like Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland. The move marks a shift in the agency’s strategy to decentralize its operations from its central headquarters in Warsaw, Poland, to regional hubs. Prague will host the sixth contingent, which currently operates under a temporary structure established earlier this year. It is set to be transformed into a permanent “antenna office”—a fully functional logistics and command unit—by next January. The announcement was made by Jiří Perníček, coordinator of the Frontex National Contact Point. “This office will handle logistics, staff management, and daily coordination across member airports,” said Perníček. “Our goal is complete operational independence of the contingent based in Prague.” The Prague-based contingent includes officers from 10 countries: Czechia, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, France, Ireland, Iceland, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. Its responsibility extends to 25–30 airports and select maritime border posts. The agency aims to have 10,000...

 by Prague Morning Jul 25, 2025

Only Electric Taxis in Five Years? Prague’s Plan Faces Resistance

Prague officials are pushing for a full transition to electric and hydrogen-powered taxis—but drivers warn of rising costs and job losses. A new plan introduced by Prague’s deputy mayor for transport, Zdeněk Hřib (Pirates), could drastically change how taxis operate in the Czech capital. If passed, it would ban all petrol and diesel-powered taxis from Prague’s streets within five years, forcing a switch to electric or hydrogen vehicles. The move is part of a broader push to reduce vehicle emissions in the city. “We need to send a clear signal,” said Hřib. “Cars that operate daily in the city—especially for commercial transport—must be as environmentally friendly as possible.” But the proposal has sparked immediate resistance from taxi drivers and ride-hailing operators. They argue the plan is economically unsustainable and will leave many drivers unable to afford the transition. Prague currently has around 16,000 active taxi vehicles, most of them operating through ride-hailing apps like Bolt and Uber. That number has been rising by nearly 20% every year, according to city estimates. The city is now considering an intermediate step: banning vehicles older than six years within two years. Eventually, all fossil-fuel taxis would be barred from operating. Taxi drivers say...

 by Prague Morning Jul 24, 2025

Hit and Run in Holešovice: Driver Smashes Five Cars and Flees

Police in Prague’s Holešovice district are investigating a hit-and-run incident that left five parked cars damaged and temporarily disrupted tram service on Komunardů Street. The crash occurred early Wednesday morning, just before 9 a.m., according to Prague Police spokesperson Eva Kropáčová. The suspect fled the scene on foot after abandoning his wrecked vehicle directly on the tram tracks. Police say the search is ongoing. “At the moment, officers are combing a wide area,” Kropáčová told reporters around 10 a.m. Traffic police are also in contact with the affected car owners and are documenting the scene. The Prague Fire Department confirmed there were no injuries in the incident. The abandoned vehicle caused a half-hour suspension of tram service between the Ortenovo náměstí, Dělnická, and U Průhonu stops. According to the Prague Public Transport Company, full service resumed shortly after 9:30 a.m. Police have not yet released a description of the suspect or any details about the vehicle involved. The case is under active investigation. Zasahujeme u dopravní nehody 5 osobních vozidel v Holešovicích, v ulici Komunardů. Nehoda se obešla bez zranění, zablokovaný je jeden tramvajový pás. pic.twitter.com/8YwkIhBnyz — Hasiči Praha 🚒 (@HasiciPraha) July 23, 2025 Would you like us to write...

 by Prague Morning Jul 23, 2025

Chinese Tourists Are Back – Czech Republic Sees 39% Surge in Visitors

Tourism from China to the Czech Republic is rising sharply again, with nearly 30,000 Chinese visitors arriving in the first quarter of 2025 — a 39% increase compared to the same period last year. While the figures are still below pre-pandemic levels (nearly 91,000 in Q1 2019), the recovery is evident, especially in Prague, where the share of Asian travelers continues to grow, according to the Czech Statistical Office. One surprising catalyst for the renewed interest? A Chinese reality show filmed in Czechia. The seventh season of Divas Hit the Road, one of China’s most popular TV programs, brought a crew of celebrities to the country in late 2024. Filmed in iconic locations such as Prague Castle, Old Town Square, and Český Krumlov, the program puts Czech landmarks and everyday culture in front of millions of viewers in China. The show’s cast includes major stars like singer Na Ying and actors Chen Shu, Gong Jun, and Li Qin, who explored the Czech capital’s historical sights and cultural heritage in a format combining travel and entertainment. Its domestic impact is enormous — past seasons have reached up to 860 million viewers and routinely top China’s streaming and social media charts, including...

 by Prague Morning Jul 23, 2025

No Fuss, Just Flavor: New Sandwich Spot to Open in Vinohrady This Month

Fresh bread, sharp design, and no shortcuts. That’s the idea behind bbred.prg, a new sandwich shop opening soon in Prague’s Vinohrady. After five months of renovation and recipe testing, a group of friends is now preparing to unveil their labor of love. More than just another place to grab a bite, bbred.prg aims to blend simple food done right with a strong sense of identity. From the logo on the door to the bolts in the furniture, nearly everything inside the shop was made — or chosen — by hand. “We’re not part of some big food chain,” one of the founders said. “This is something personal. We built it from the ground up — literally.” The space itself reflects that. Expect a clean, minimal design, with subtle DIY elements and a stripped-back atmosphere that keeps the focus on the food. The interior avoids trends and opts instead for function and feel, giving the place an unpretentious character. Though the official launch date hasn’t been announced, a soft opening is expected soon. The menu will focus on well-crafted sandwiches, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and balanced flavors. The team behind bbred.prg isn’t interested in hype. They’ve been quietly working...

 by Prague Morning Jul 22, 2025

March for Free, Party for a Fee: Prague Pride Changes Format

Where’s Home? This year’s Prague Pride Festival will ask just that, as it brings over 180 events to the city starting July 28. But one key change is already sparking discussion: for the first time in its 15-year history, entry to Pride Park at Letná, where the rainbow parade traditionally ends, will require a paid ticket. The rainbow parade itself remains free, and organizers say the fee is aimed at offsetting rising production costs. “We’ve kept the price minimal,” said Kamila Fröhlichová, the festival’s director. “Given the large turnout, we recommend people purchase their ticket online and pick up a wristband at the Pride Village or directly at Wenceslas Square on Saturday to avoid long lines.” The Letná final celebrations feature concerts, performances, and community activities and is considered the emotional and symbolic climax of the festival. “This isn’t just a party,” Fröhlichová added. “It’s a space to show solidarity and say we are here — and we are not alone.” This year’s festival arrives at a time when Pride events across Europe have seen surging attendance, seen as a reaction to rising political pressures on LGBTQ+ communities. Despite threats of violence and persecution, Budapest Pride drew 200,000 participants, while...

 by Jakub Dvorský Jul 22, 2025

A Taste of Thailand Comes to Prague This September

Thai cuisine, traditional crafts, and cultural performances will take over Písecká brána in Prague 6 on Friday, September 5, as the Royal Thai Embassy hosts its annual Thai Market. Organized in cooperation with Team Thailand—which includes the Thai Trade Centre in Prague and the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Prague Office—the one-day event offers visitors a chance to explore Thailand’s rich cultural and culinary traditions. Entry is free, and the market will run from 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM. According to H.E. Mr. Suwat Kaewsook, Thailand’s Ambassador to the Czech Republic, the event aims to deepen cultural and economic ties between the two countries. “It’s an opportunity for the people of Prague to discover the essence of Thailand – from its food and arts to hands-on activities,” said Kaewsook. The program includes a variety of street food stalls featuring well-known Thai dishes such as Pad Thai, Pad See Ew, Pad Gaprao (holy basil stir-fry), Mango Sticky Rice, and Steamed Sticky Rice with Banana. Drinks like Thai tea and fruit smoothies will also be available. Beyond the food, the market will highlight various aspects of Thai culture: Muay Thai demonstrations showcasing Thailand’s national sport Thai massage sessions Traditional music and dance performances...

 by Prague Morning Jul 22, 2025

Stromovka: A Green Paradise in the Heart of Prague

Stromovka is one of the largest and most popular parks in Prague, drawing visitors with its beautiful nature, rich history, and numerous activities. Let’s explore what Stromovka offers and how to get there. Why Visit Stromovka? Looking for a break from the city’s hustle and bustle or the perfect spot for a picnic with friends? Stromovka is your ideal choice. This vast park features green meadows, shady alleys, and ample opportunities for sports and cultural events. What is Stromovka? Stromovka, officially known as Královská obora, spans more than 95 hectares, making it one of Prague’s largest green spaces. Located in Prague 7, the park is a favorite among joggers, cyclists, families, and anyone looking to escape into nature without leaving the city. It’s perfect for walks, picnics, sports, or simply relaxing on the grass. A Brief History Stromovka’s history dates back to the 13th century when it was established as a royal hunting ground. Over time, it evolved and expanded, becoming a public park in the 19th century. The park is home to the original Vltava Creek and several ponds, which host various water birds. Throughout its history, Stromovka has undergone many changes, shaping it into the popular relaxation spot...

 by Prague Morning Jul 22, 2025

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