Globus has launched its own online grocery delivery service in Prague, marking a major step in the retailer’s push into e-commerce. Customers can now order around 30,000 products through the new Globusonline.cz platform, including fresh food and popular items from the chain’s in-house production. The service officially started on January 27, 2026, initially covering Prague. Expansion to parts of the Central Bohemian Region and Ostrava is planned for spring 2026, with further rollout expected later. According to Globus spokeswoman Aneta Turnovská, the move reflects changing shopping habits. Many customers simply lack time to visit large hypermarkets, while demand for online grocery shopping continues to grow. Fresh food, particularly meat prepared by Globus butchers, is expected to make up a large share of orders. The new platform replaces earlier online ordering options that allowed customers to reserve purchases for pickup in Ostrava and Prague-Zličín. The updated system now combines online ordering, personal pickup in Prague-Čakovice and full home delivery into one service. Integration with the Můj Globus mobile app is planned later this year. Unlike some international retailers that rely on centralized warehouses, Globus has opted for a system built around its existing hypermarkets. The company says this approach allows better...
Organizers of Metronome Prague 2026 have confirmed the last performers for this year’s edition, finalizing a program that already includes Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Sting, Manic Street Preachers, Jade, Don West and The Flaming Lips. Newly announced names include Tom Odell, Lykke Li and Balu Brigada, alongside Prague rapper Anki. British singer-songwriter Tom Odell will headline Friday’s program. He previously appeared at the festival in 2018. Known for the global hit Another Love, he returned to Prague last year for a sold-out show and has also toured as support for Billie Eilish. The Saturday schedule opens with Balu Brigada, an indie pop band from New Zealand. The group gained wider exposure while touring with Twenty One Pilots. Their appearance at Metronome Prague will mark their first headline concert in the Czech capital. Swedish artist Lykke Li is also set to perform. It will be her first Prague show. She plans to present new material and has indicated that her upcoming album The Afterlife could be her final release after several years away from regular touring. The lineup also features Prague rapper Anki, whose album I Want to Feel Safe won the Vinyl Award, a Czech music critics’ prize....
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and Prague offers many ways to celebrate without expensive restaurant bookings. From walks with city views to cultural events and sports activities, couples can plan a memorable day without stretching their budget. Quiet places for a romantic walk Some of Prague’s most appealing Valentine’s locations remain free, near Prague Castle, offers small historic houses and minimal tourist traffic. The street is often chosen for photos thanks to its preserved character. Vojanovy sady in Malá Strana are among Prague’s oldest gardens and remain calm even in winter months. Vyšehrad provides open views over the Vltava River and the city skyline. Many couples choose sunset hours, often bringing simple snacks or hot drinks instead of booking restaurants. Active dates for couples For those who prefer movement over candlelight dinners, several Valentine’s events are scheduled across Prague. The Valentine’s Run in Stromovka takes place on February 14, 2026, starting at 11:00 a.m. near the Industrial Palace. The seven-kilometre route costs 100 CZK to enter, with part of the fee donated to charity. Walking enthusiasts can join the annual Valentine’s march organised by Trilobit. The event runs the same day, with departures between 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. from Arbes Square....
A large residential project is set to reshape the former Žižkov Freight Station area in Prague 3. Slovak developer Cresco Real Estate plans to build up to 1,100 apartments on land it acquired from Finep together with the investment group Wood & Company. The development already has a valid building permit, and construction of the first phase is expected to be completed in 2028. Cresco previously entered the Czech market with the Soho Holešovice project. The Žižkov development marks its second major investment in Prague and one of the first large-scale housing projects to move forward on the long-unused freight station brownfield. The project is named Yards Žižkov, a reference to the English term “freight yard” and to the inner courtyards that will shape the block-style layout of the buildings. The development will follow the urban plan for the area, with perimeter blocks and shared inner spaces rather than isolated buildings. According to Cresco’s Czech CEO Aleš Svatoň, the company aims to approach housing as part of the wider city structure, with a focus on public space and everyday use rather than standalone residential buildings. Housing will form the core of the project. Around 1,100 apartments will be built in...
Bike Jesus will host a joint club night with Berlin-based Silodom, bringing electronic music, live performances, and film screenings to the Prague venue. The event is supported by Hedone and Veil’ Amor and will take place across several indoor and outdoor spaces. The main room opens at 10 p.m. with Riki Boro from Hedone and Bike Jesus. Berlin DJs Björn De Togno and Lea Lindner, both linked to Silodom, follow later in the night. The early morning hours are led by French artists Guigz and Ådvï from the Tekuno collective, with the final set starting at 5 a.m. A second space, the Revolution room, runs alongside the main programme and is curated by Veil’ Amor. DJs Kawa, SNRI, and Diva will play throughout the night, offering an alternative sound and atmosphere. Live performances are part of the programme, including guided shibari sessions led by trained performers. Organisers state that the performances are based on consent, safety, and clear boundaries. Film screenings curated by Local Movie Meetups will take place earlier in the evening, including Metropolis. Later at night, guests will move outside Bike Jesus for the Zdenka burning ritual. Tickets start at 200 CZK for early bird entry to the...
Prague has reduced its total carbon dioxide emissions by almost one third over the past 14 years, according to a new monitoring report reviewed by city officials this week. The data shows that emissions fell by roughly 30 percent between 2010 and 2024, even as the city’s population continued to grow. According to the report, Prague’s total carbon dioxide output declined from 8.85 million tonnes in 2010 to 6.22 million tonnes in 2024. This reduction occurred during a period when the city’s population increased from about 1.26 million residents to roughly 1.4 million. City officials attribute most of the decline to lower emissions from stationary and energy-related sources. These include heating systems, electricity generation, and fuel combustion in residential and commercial buildings. Improvements in energy efficiency and changes in fuel use played a central role. Transport emissions, however, remain a weak point. The report shows that emissions from transport have decreased only marginally and have risen slightly in recent years. Private car use is the main factor behind this trend. In 2024, emissions from individual car transport were 0.4 percent higher than in 2010. Despite this, the city’s overall energy intensity and carbon footprint have followed a long-term downward path....
On winter afternoons in Prague, when outdoor playgrounds are empty and temperatures keep families indoors, parents often look for places where children can stay active without spending the day moving from one location to another. One such place is Superland, an indoor entertainment centre located inside OC Galerie Butovice, on the city’s western edge. Spanning 2,500 square metres, Superland is designed as a self-contained space where families can spend an hour or an entire day. More than twenty attractions are spread across age-specific zones, including a protected area for toddlers. Everything inside meets European safety standards, a point that becomes obvious in the way staff supervise play areas rather than simply monitor them. The atmosphere is lively but controlled, the kind parents tend to notice only when it works. The centre’s location adds to its appeal. Galerie Butovice sits directly above the Nové Butovice metro station on Line B, making Superland easy to reach from across the city, while drivers benefit from straightforward parking. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SUPERLAND | PRAHA (@superland.cz) The centre has positioned itself as a destination for birthday parties and group visits, particularly for kindergartens and primary schools. Six...
A man filmed removing a swan from the Vltava River in Prague has been identified as a repeat offender with a long history of illegal animal trade, according to bird protection experts. The incident took place on January 21 along the riverbank in Prague 5. A witness recorded the moment when the man pulled a swan from the water and placed it into a transport container. The footage was later handed over to police. The man parked his car directly next to the river access ramp on Nábřežní Street. He wore rubber boots and had a pet carrier ready inside the vehicle. After approaching the water, he caught one of the swans and secured it inside the container. The non-profit group Run and Help Shelters later confirmed it was in contact with the witness and passed all available details, including the car’s license plate, to police. Online discussions following the video suggested the man may be the same individual detained by municipal police in 2021 near a railway bridge in Prague, where swans were also taken from the river. That suspicion was confirmed by Karel Makoň, head of the Voluntary Ecological Society for the Protection of Birds. Makoň, who regularly...
Developer PSN has received a building permit to construct a large residential complex on the site of the former Koh-i-Noor industrial factory in Prague’s Vršovice district. The project will deliver around 600 apartments, combining new residential buildings with the reconstruction of historic factory structures. Two listed buildings from the former industrial complex will be preserved and converted for residential use. According to the developer, the most visible industrial landmark of the site, the original factory chimney, will remain intact. It is expected to continue shaping the Vršovice skyline and serve as a visual link to the area’s industrial past. The residential block will also include public spaces, local services, and community facilities, aiming to integrate the development into the surrounding neighborhood rather than function as a closed housing enclave. PSN has not disclosed the total investment value of the project. Preparatory work is scheduled to begin in the second quarter of this year. The developer plans to present the final architectural design to the public later this year. Construction will be carried out in at least two phases. According to PSN Development Director Štěpán Smrčka, the full build-out of the site is expected to continue until 2030. PSN has operated...
Classic cinema, candlelit tables, and a glass of champagne: the Royal Theater & Club Chic is marking Valentine’s Day with a special screening of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The event takes place on Sunday, February 15, with doors opening at 18:30 and the screening starting at 19:15. Instead of standard cinema seating, guests will be seated at private tables, with drinks included in the ticket price. It’s a setup designed less for rustling popcorn and more for lingering glances across the table, fitting for a film that has long been a symbol of stylish romance. Directed by Blake Edwards and released in 1961, Breakfast at Tiffany’s remains one of Hollywood’s most recognisable love stories. Audrey Hepburn stars as Holly Golightly, a young New York socialite drifting between parties and dreams, whose carefully constructed life begins to unravel when she meets a struggling writer who moves into her apartment building. What starts as a light, witty encounter gradually reveals deeper questions about independence, belonging, and emotional honesty. The film will be shown in its original English version with Czech subtitles and runs for 115 minutes. While many viewers know it for its opening scene outside Tiffany & Co. or Henry Mancini’s “Moon...
A man has been filmed capturing a swan on the banks of the Vltava River in Prague and carrying the bird to his car, where he placed it inside a box. Police are now trying to identify him and determine whether a crime was committed. The footage, recorded on the Smíchov embankment, began circulating on social media this week. It shows the man grabbing a swan near the water, holding it tightly against his body, and walking away from the river. Prague police have confirmed they are investigating. Officers from the Smíchov district are handling the case and are working to identify the man seen in the video. “The legal classification of the act is still being assessed. It will be determined whether this is a criminal offense or a misdemeanor,” police spokesman Richard Hrdina said. Investigators have received video material and photographs from the witness, including images showing the vehicle’s license plate. Animal welfare activists say there are indications the man may have acted in a similar way before. That suspicion was echoed by Prague Deputy Mayor Jiří Pospíšil, who also shared the video online. He said he had received reports that a man matching the same description had...
Ambiente has expanded its presence in Prague with the opening of three food businesses at the Holešovice Market. A new branch of the Myšák pastry shop, the Skô restaurant led by Slovak chef Tomáš Valkovič, and a Naše maso butcher shop have begun operating in Halls 27 and 28. The project brings together brands long associated with Ambiente and well known from central Prague. Each venue keeps its original focus while adapting to the market setting. Guests can move freely between the businesses and use the courtyard as a place to eat, meet, or pause during a visit to the market. At the heart of the concept is the courtyard, which connects the individual operations into a single space. Naše maso in Hall 27 offers beef and pork from Czech farms, smoked meats based on First Republic recipes, and ready-to-eat items such as burgers, steak tartare, and meatloaf sandwiches. The shop is designed for both takeaway and quick stops. Sharing Hall 27 is the Myšák pastry shop, focused mainly on takeaway. The menu includes classic Czech desserts, cakes made from historical recipes, filled and baked croissants, buns with vanilla cream, homemade granola, and coffee from the Nordbeans roastery in Liberec....
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