Cross Culture is a unique home tutoring service to Prague which uses interactive, personal teaching techniques and original lesson plans to provide English classes to children. It is their modern approach to learning languages which has seen them dubbed the ‘best home tutoring service in Prague.’ Cross Culture uses one-to-one teaching in the form of one dedicated teacher working with one student. Each personal lesson is customized to the needs for that individual student. One-to-one instruction ensures that the students interact with the teacher individually so that each can learn and understand language concepts at their own pace and in their own way. This personal approach extends way beyond the lessons. Teachers are always accessible- open and available to speak with parents whenever needed. Lindsey, the headteacher, is always on WhatsApp with the parents, think of her as an extra member of the family while on the journey to learn a new language! Creating a bond with the students and their parents through a comfortable and friendly approach is ultra-important to the team and they credit their current teaching success to this very outlook which is a fundamental principle to their business. Unlike anything currently offered in the city, as...
Written by Kim Bingel, Jobspin Fast-track your job search at the upcoming Jobspin Multilingual Job Fair in Prague on November 13th! Follow this advice to ace your first impression with potential employers. Are Job Fairs Worth Your Time? The answer is: ‘‘One hundred percent yes!’’ Job fairs are a smorgasbord of career opportunities for the hungry job seeker. Professional employers, recruiters and future coworkers will all be under one roof! What better networking opportunity could you ask for? Face-to-face meetings will give you a major advantage over emailing CVs that sometimes go unnoticed. The value of job fairs is that they allow you to meet hiring managers and recruiters directly to talk about their values and open positions. At these events, you can also explore new career options, make connections that matter and learn relevant industry skills. Get Ready To Attend A Job Fair! Consider what you want to gain from a job fair. The difference between an average and a successful job-seeker often comes down to cultivating clarity and having a solid plan. Get ahead of the pack by arriving prepared with a strategy. #1 – Decide Who You Want to Meet A list of companies attending the fair...
The Christmas market season in Prague starts on November 20. On this day, the festive market in Náměstí Míru — will open its doors to the townspeople. Five days later, on November 25, a fair will open at Náměstí Republiky. The following day the Christmas market will open at the IP Pavlova metro station (Tylovo náměstí). These three fairs will meet guests daily from 10:00 to 19:00 until December 24. This information appeared on the official website of the organizing company. The Christmas markets at Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square (the largest in the city) will open on November 27 and run until January 6. In the evening of the same day, a Christmas tree will be lit on the Old Town Square, and festive lighting will be turned on on the central streets. Typical Christmas markets consist of wooden stalls situated around a decorated Christmas tree, with a wide variety of local Christmas products (most of them handmade), traditional food and drinks on offer. The most popular products are Christmas tree ornaments and decorations, handicrafts, jewellery, glassware, toys (especially puppets and wooden toys), winter accessories (hats, scarves, gloves), ceramics, gingerbread, candles. You can usually see some craftsmen, mainly...
After two years, a beautiful pre-Christmas tradition will return to Prague. From November 28 to December 23, between 16:00 and 17:00, the lamplighter Jan Žákovec will appear at Charles Bridge and lights up the lamps manually. Nowadays, the gas lights operate automatically, Advent is the only time in the year when the gas lamps are lit up by a lamplighter. Žákovec is vice president of the Lamplighters’ Guild and head of the Gasworks Museum. At 205 cm, he is the tallest lamplighter in the world. The number of lamplighters can be counted on the fingers of one hand because today, the lamps light up automatically. “I know the lamplighters in Poland in Wroclaw, Brest in Belarus and in London … there are very few of us,” admits Žákovec with a smile. “In 2002 they turned on the first nine lamps on Michalská Street, and there was a small celebration to commemorate the way the city used to be lit. There were representatives of various companies who‘d played a part, and I was there on behalf of the gasworks, to say something about gaslighting. When it came time to light the lamps, someone said: You’re the tallest, you light them. So that’s...
Michael Shannon will portray U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy, a venal politician so evil he spawned his own -ism, in the aptly named film “McCarthy.” The two-time Oscar nominee, known for off-beat performances in the likes of “Nocturnal Animals” and “Revolutionary Road,” will try to find the dark heart of the demagogue who used show-trials and red-baiting to rise to power on a wave of anti-communist hysteria. He will be aided in that effort by director Václav Marhoul and a cast that includes “Game of Thrones” star Emilia Clarke and “The Place Beyond the Pine’s” Dane DeHaan. Scoot McNairy (“C’mon C’mon,” “Argo”) rounds out the ensemble. “McCarthy” charts the rise and fall of notorious and powerful senator and his enablers, a group that includes his politically ambitious wife Jean Kerr (Clarke), his ruthless young lawyer Roy Cohn (DeHaan) and his trusted friend and colleague Ray Kiermas (McNairy). Long may they live in infamy. Marhoul won critical praise and was nominated for the 2019 Golden Lion for “The Painted Bird,” a black-and-white drama about a young boy living through World War II, that was acclaimed for its artistry but also is the textbook definition of a “tough sit.” HanWay Films has come on board to handle...
The Mozart Prague Hotel and the charity organization ACT FOR OTHERS will join forces to present the Charity Advent Market for Prague visitors and residents during the first weekend of Advent 2021. The event will as usual start the Christmas season, this year in the magical and historic surroundings of The Mozart Hotel, with the unique Pachta Palace at its heart. The Charity Advent Market on one weekend only – 26. – 28.11. As during previous editions, the Charity Advent Market will offer a varied selection of products of high-end quality, you will be able to enjoy traditional charity mulled wine and tasty refreshments. To enhance the festive season, the event organizers have prepared a rich music entertainment program. As in previous years, the total admission income will be donated to charity for the Sdružení Neratov. Supporting important projects enabling the integration of disabled people in Neratov is one of the main targets of „Act for Others “. The foundation located in Prague founded by Freifrau Melanie von Schilling, led by her and four other board members, raises money for people in need by creating events for people to interconnect. One of them is the popular and admired Charity Advent...
The Prague authorities will increase the tourist fee for accommodation from the current 21 to 50 CZK per day. The main reason is the effort to increase the city’s income, which is lower than the expenses associated with tourism. The city therefore approved a memorandum with Prague City Tourism (PCT) and the Association of Hotels and Restaurants of the Czech Republic. The tourism fee for Prague has long been lower than in other European cities: the current CZK 21 is equivalent to around €0.81, compared to €1.1 in Barcelona, €2.11 in Vienna, and €3.2 in Budapest. The image of Prague as a suitable destination for congresses, conferences, exhibitions, and fairs will also be significantly supported. “The fee is the only tool by which Czech municipalities can directly compensate for the costs associated with tourism and through which they can contribute to its economic benefits. At the moment, the city of Prague, with its 21 CZK accommodation fee, lags behind both in Europe and even behind a number of Czech cities,” said Deputy Mayor Pavel Vyhnánek (Praha sobě), responsible for finance and budget. However, not all hoteliers share Vyhnánek’s optimism. Gorjan Lazarov, general manager of the Orea Hotels & Resorts, does not...
Prague, laying in the heart of Europe, has a rich history covering more than a thousand years and it is engrossed in tales of myths and legends. Known as one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, the beautiful yet menacing gothic architecture defines the bewitching capital. The charm of the city, carefully conserved in the dark, winding cobbled streets and mighty towers, ultimately sets the scene for the perfect ghost story. In the spirit of Halloween fast approaching, we thought it would be only fitting to compile a list of some of Prague’s most haunted spots. House at the Golden Well Located in the beautiful district of old town, the alluring gardens and unique artistry of this building are very much deceiving- the house harbours a dark history. Legends say that a housemaid called Ľubomíra tragically drowned after falling to her death in a well which was located beneath the building while she looked for gold. Her cries for help went unheard and it was too late by the time her body was found. It is said that to this day she still spends her evenings haunting the environs of the house, dripping wet with drooping hair, chattering teeth, and...
The Mist Muzeum is a unique shisha lounge bar experience which opened its doors recently in June, and it is just as cool as the name suggests. Located in the city centre, just next to Wenceslas Square, the lounge bar is an up-and-coming spot in the capital offering a whole range of luscious shisha flavours and some of the tastiest cocktails available in the area. The Mist Muzeum prides itself on its flawless service- which is utterly undeniable. The establishment has a tight-knit, friendly, group of staff who are trained to the absolute degree in delivering the perfect experience for its customers. They are experts in the shisha and cocktail industry, with years of experience, and can tailor-make you, quite literally, whatever you desire. They offer many flavours- from banana to mango, just ask and they will more than likely be able to cater to your needs. Co-owner, Matthew Benditkis, said: “A person can come in to here, tell the barman that they want something with gin, and they want it sweet, and that is all he needs to know to make you a cocktail. We want to offer something new, made from the heart, and we will always recommend...
The Prague City Hall is to cancel the register of dog breeders due to an amendment to the Animal Protection Act which will take effect from January 1, 2022. When the amendments come into force, all breeders will be obliged to report dogs and the required data to the Central Veterinary Administration so a unified central register of dogs and their breeders can be established. From the start of next year, the municipality has also decided to cancel the relief from the fee that people received when registering an animal which will, in turn, increase the city’s income each year. People will still need to continue to pay the fee for a dog of 1,500 crowns per year, or 600 crowns in the case of breeding in family houses. Previously, they offered a discount to breeders if they had their dog marked with an identification number and registered it in the city register. They could get a discount of up to 350 crowns a year. The plans follow from the draft amendment to the city decree, which has just been approved by Prague councilors. The fee is paid from dogs older than three months and is paid by the dog...
Looking to indulge in new autumnal dishes as the weather grows colder in the coming months? If so, read on to learn of the latest food places new to Prague, where you can enjoy some savory soups, warm cheesy sandwiches or delectable desserts. Zrno, zrnko Fresh pastries, croissants and cakes. Zrno Zrnko is a craft bakery that uses only the highest quality ingredients and bakes traditionally, conscientiously and in accordance with modern nutritional trends. Customers here will be offered yeast bread and rolls or baguettes made of proofed dough, which are crispy on the surface and supple inside. In addition to the two already opened bakeries, two more will soon be added in Prague – in Prague’s Bubeneč or in Nusle. Address: Čestmírova 17a, Prague 4 and Senovážné náměstí 23, Prague 1 Masaryčka Masaryčka restaurant is perfect for those seeking to soak up the First Republic’s atmosphere. In addition to the design of the space and the name, which refer to the golden Czech era, the kitchen is also in the style of Czech classics. Customers can enjoy a sirloin, goulash or pork belly roll. Address: Havlíčkova 2, Prague 1 Pult Following the example of other Ambiente...
Zaha Hadid Architects has shared updates and new visuals for the Masaryčka Building in Prague. The studio said that construction continues with the structure of the retail levels on the ground and first floors now completed. The studio revealed first plans in 2016 to design a new urban development adjacent to the city’s Masaryk Railway Station. A set of new visuals show that the studio has refined the plans and gave a more detailed look to the complex with façade elements and overall composition. Zaha Hadid Architects also added that works have begun to construct the higher floors of cantilevered offices with terraced roof gardens. The building is planned to open in 2023. Masaryčka’s design will provide a new pedestrian route between Na Florenci Street in the north and Hybernská Boulevard to the south, in addition to enhancing accessibility to the railway platforms below. Located adjacent to the railway station on a derelict site that has stood abandoned for several decades, Masaryčka will replace the existing car park on Havlíčkova Boulevard with a new public square that includes entrances to the city’s metro network. Natural air purification and cooling summer shade will be made through extensive planting of shrubs and trees irrigated by...
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