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Catch Me If You Can: Przewalski’s Horse Escapes on Prague Ring Road

Traffic came to a standstill in Prague on Monday afternoon after a Przewalski’s horse broke free from its crate while en route to the airport. The dramatic escape unfolded near the Černý Most shopping center, disrupting drivers along the Prague Ring Road and the Southern Link, especially in the direction of Novopacká Street. According to updates shared on the X network by Prague Police and Miroslav Bobek, director of the Prague Zoo, the stallion—named Wisky—managed to burst through the transport barrier and leap from the moving vehicle. Authorities and zoo staff quickly responded to capture the animal, eventually sedating him to prevent further danger. “We were transferring horses to the Kbely Airport when Wisky got loose inside the crate, which then broke open,” said Bobek. “We had to chase him around the road circuit. He’s now been sedated and will be taken back to the zoo in Troja.” As emergency teams managed the escape, traffic was temporarily restricted on key arteries leading to and from the airport. While Wisky was being brought under control, zoo officials continued with the mission to transport three other Przewalski’s horses to the airport. The horses are part of a long-running conservation program aimed at...

 by Cara Stevenson Jun 02, 2025

Tourism Surge: Czechia Sees 4.1 Million Hotel Guests in Early 2025

Tourism in Czechia is gaining strength again, with visitor numbers — both local and foreign — approaching those seen before the pandemic. In the first quarter of 2025, hotels and other accommodation facilities welcomed 4.1 million guests, who collectively spent 10.5 million nights in the country, according to data from the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO). While domestic tourists made up a slight majority (53%), the number of foreign visitors rose by nearly 2% compared to the same period last year, making up 47.5% of total arrivals. The average stay was 3.5 days, with international guests increasingly opting for longer visits. Prague remains the top tourist destination, pulling in 1.6 million visitors, followed by the Hradec Králové Region (366,000) and South Moravia (307,000). Yet it was the Karlovy Vary Region that recorded the longest average stay – 6.09 days, far exceeding the national average. In contrast, South Moravia and the Vysočina Region reported much shorter average stays of 2.66 and 2.52 days, respectively. “This data confirms that we are succeeding in attracting visitors beyond traditional tourist hotspots,” said František Reismüller, Director of CzechTourism. “We’re seeing positive year-on-year growth in nearly all regions.” Foreign Interest Climbs – Especially from Israel, China, and...

 by Sarah Duchêne Jun 02, 2025

Cider Festival Returns to Prague’s Cross Club This Weekend

From June 6 to 8, the area outside Cross Club in Prague’s Holešovice will host the eighth edition of the Cider Festival, bringing together producers and fans of craft cider from across Czechia and abroad. This year’s event features more than 100 types of cider and lemonades, ranging from well-known Czech brands to small, independent makers. Regular visitors can look forward to returning favourites like Opre Cider from Slovakia, a multiple audience award-winner. Producers from Poland and Croatia, where cider culture is growing rapidly, will also be featured. The festival isn’t just about drinks. Alongside the tastings, there will be live music, DJ sets, food stalls, and even a gin tasting session led by Landcraft Distillery. Street food options will include Mexican dishes, sweets from Buchty z Brna, and selections curated by chef Filip Gunar. Visitors can also make use of the Cross Club café and garden, which will remain open into the evening. The event runs daily from 12:00 to 22:00, and ticket holders will also get free access to Cross Club’s indoor events throughout the weekend. Tickets are now available in advance for 150 CZK, or 200 CZK at the door. Admission includes a festival glass, which visitors...

 by Prague Morning Jun 02, 2025

Cheers to June! Complete List of Prague’s Beer Festivals This Month

June in Prague is all about beer, music, and open-air fun. With dozens of microbreweries, street food, concerts, and family-friendly activities, the Czech capital will again celebrate its deep brewing tradition in style. Here’s a guide to the best beer festivals taking place in Prague this month: 25 Years of Pivovar Strahov – June 6 Pivovar Strahov is turning 25, and it’s opening its doors to beer lovers for a day of special brews and a relaxed celebration. Attendees can enjoy unique beers like a Barrel-aged Baltic Porter matured in whisky and coffee barrels, and Spruce Spire, a fresh lager infused with spruce tips, brewed specifically for the occasion. Žižkov Beer Festival – June 6 & 7 Parukářka Hill welcomes back the Žižkov Beer Festival, hosting dozens of brewers from across the country. Expect everything from classic lagers to bold experimental brews, accompanied by a full program of live music, street food, and family entertainment. A quirky highlight is the Žižkov Beer Coaster Turning Championship, taking place on Saturday, June 7. The festival is free to enter and will be hosted by Vojta Efler. Sour Beer Festival – June 11 to 15, Permanent Pragovka From June 11 to 15, the...

 by Prague Morning Jun 01, 2025

Explore Prague’s Museums by Moonlight – For Free on June 14

After a one-year break, Prague Museum Night is set to return on Saturday, June 14, 2025, inviting residents and visitors to explore the city’s cultural life in a whole new light. From 7:00 PM to midnight, nearly 60 museums, galleries, and cultural institutions across the capital will stay open late, offering free entry, exclusive tours, and interactive programs for all ages. This event transforms the usual museum experience into a nocturnal journey through history, science, art, and architecture. The 2025 edition promises a range of unique exhibitions, guided tours, and hands-on workshops, making it one of the most anticipated evenings of the summer. In Smíchov, the Lihovar complex will host David Černý’s Mausoleum, presenting a comprehensive look at the provocative artist’s life’s work. Meanwhile, MeetFactory, the contemporary art space founded by Černý, will open artist studios and conduct guided tours of current exhibitions, showcasing both Czech and international creators. For those interested in Prague’s historical layers, Vyšehrad Underground will offer special access to the fortress’s casemates and hidden chambers, rarely open to the public. Astronomy lovers can visit the Štefánik Observatory, which will host the exhibition A Few Steps to the Stars. Weather permitting, guests will also be able to...

 by Shannon Stack May 31, 2025

Polish Day Opens Embassy Garden for a Day of Food, Music, and Family Fun

On Saturday, June 14, the Polish Embassy in Prague will open its garden to the public for Polish Day 2025, an annual cultural picnic featuring free entry, traditional cuisine, live music, and family activities. The event will run from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Valdštejnská 153/8, Malá Strana, just below Prague Castle. Organized by the Polish Embassy and the Polish Institute in Prague, the festival offers visitors a rare chance to explore the usually inaccessible embassy garden while enjoying a full afternoon of cultural programming. The program includes performances by Czech and Polish music groups, a film screening, and presentations promoting various tourist regions of Poland. There will also be culinary stands serving classic Polish dishes and desserts, as well as interactive workshops for children, competitions, and other entertainment. Admission is completely free, continuing a tradition that has made this event a popular springtime highlight for both locals and Prague’s expat community. While the full event lineup will be announced in the coming days, organizers confirm that there will be a dedicated program for families with children, including hands-on activities and performances designed for younger audiences. 📍 Location: Polish Embassy, Valdštejnská 153/8, Praha 1 – Malá Strana 🕓 Date...

 by Prague Morning May 31, 2025

Iron Maiden to Celebrate 50th Anniversary with Concert in Prague

The legendary band that helped shape the global metal scene, Iron Maiden, is returning to the Czech Republic. After two years, the iconic group will once again perform in Prague, bringing their greatest hits to the stage in a monumental celebration of their 50th anniversary. Led by Steve Harris, Iron Maiden has truly done it all. With an impressive discography of seventeen studio albums, forty-seven major singles, and more than 100 million albums sold, the band has left an indelible mark on the music world. They’ve performed nearly 2,500 live shows across more than 60 countries, gathering millions of devoted fans. Since their formation in 1975, Iron Maiden has remained a dominant force in metal, with a fanbase that spans generations. The band has just announced their return to the Czech Republic—but this time, they’ll be performing at the Letňany Airport on May 31, 2025. This venue, known for hosting massive acts like Rammstein, The Weeknd, and Imagine Dragons, can accommodate up to 60,000 fans, offering a truly immersive experience. A Special 50th Anniversary Setlist Iron Maiden’s 50th anniversary tour will feature a specially curated setlist, celebrating the band’s incredible journey. Fans can expect hits from nine classic studio albums,...

 by Prague Morning May 31, 2025

New Mural in Prague 7 Honors the Legacy of Milada Horáková

A powerful new mural has been unveiled in Prague 7, commemorating the life and legacy of Milada Horáková, the Czech politician and lawyer executed by the communist regime in 1950. Created by renowned street artist Toy_Box, the large-scale painting marks the 75th anniversary of Horáková’s judicial murder and stands on Milady Horákové Street 4, directly connecting the artwork to her name—and memory. More than just a work of art, the mural serves as a public reminder of the dangers of totalitarianism and a tribute to civic courage. A quote in Czech and English accompanies the painting: “Walk through the world with your eyes open and listen not only to your own pains and interests, but also to the pains, interests and desires of others.” Toy_Box, who began painting the mural on May 19, describes the work as an emotional and symbolic reconstruction of Horáková’s fragmented story: “Portraying Milada Horáková is a great responsibility,” she said. “I depicted her face in broken fragments, shattered by fate, yet her gaze remains dignified and focused—turned toward Strossmayer Square’s church, symbolizing her faith and will to live.” The artist, known for combining classical painting with street art and comics, has exhibited her work internationally,...

 by Prague Morning May 30, 2025

Scoop Alert: Prague’s Best Ice Cream Spots for This Summer

From quirky flavours like parmesan and lavender to classic favourites such as chocolate and strawberry, Prague offers a rich variety of ice creams to satisfy every palate. Here are the best places to enjoy ice cream across the city.   1. Angelato (Újezd, Břevnov, Dejvice) Angelato is a family-owned ice cream shop celebrated for its artisanal gelato made fresh daily without artificial additives. This spot is perfect for adventurous eaters, featuring unusual flavours like parmesan, pumpkin, rhubarb, avocado, and nettle. With locations in Újezd, Břevnov, and Dejvice, Angelato is a must for anyone curious about unique taste experiences.   Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da Angelato (@angelato_official) 2. Crème de la Crème (Multiple Locations) Known for its commitment to purity, Crème de la Crème produces ice creams free from chemicals, artificial colours, and preservatives. Most flavours are gluten-free except for Oreo and Tiramisu. Drawing from traditional Italian techniques, each flavour follows its own distinctive recipe. The flagship location at the National Theatre also hosts the Crème de la Crème Ice Cream Museum, featuring over 200 historical items including vintage ice cream machines and bar setups.   Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da...

 by Cara McErlean May 29, 2025

Mark Your Calendar: Prague Pride Returns in July for Its 15th Year

Against a backdrop of rising anti-LGBT+ policies across Europe, Prague Pride 2025 returns from July 28 to August 3. Now in its 15th year, the festival continues to blend queer culture, activism, and entertainment in the heart of Central Europe. This year’s theme, “Where Is My Home?”, takes a line from the Czech national anthem and reimagines it through a queer lens—questioning what home means in a time when many are being pushed out of theirs. The Czech Republic, while relatively safe compared to some neighbors, still lacks marriage equality and legal gender recognition without forced sterilization. With parliamentary elections looming in the autumn, the stakes feel higher than ever. “With LGBT+ rights under attack in countries like Slovakia, Poland, and Hungary, we’re not just here to party,” says a member of the organizing team. “We’re here to send a message: equality, freedom, and human rights are not negotiable.” The festival starts strong on Friday, with Pride Village on Střelecký Island hosting an all-day program of performances, food stalls, and community events. At 10 PM, the energy shifts to the nearby Pride Club, hidden beneath the island, with a night of dancing and live DJs. The Pride Parade on Saturday...

 by Prague Morning May 29, 2025

Metronome Prague 2025 Brings Music, Art, and All-Night Parties

Metronome Prague 2025 promises unforgettable musical experiences and a vibrant party atmosphere for thousands of festivalgoers. Headlining this year’s event are Rag’n’Bone Man, Alanis Morissette, Die Antwoord, The Streets, and Tommy Cash. New to the lineup are two rising UK stars—singer Nxdia and guitar band HotWax. Special performances will come from Thom Artway, Barbora Poláková, Klára Vytisková, MikAel, and Polish singer Sarah James. Czech rock icon Michal Prokop and Framus Five will debut their new album Ostraka, while Jasná Páka, with David Koller, will feature Dáda Albrecht in a rare appearance. As night falls, top DJs will take over the indoor pavilions at Výstaviště Praha, keeping the energy going until the early hours. Beyond music, Metronome Prague also showcases design and contemporary art, making it one of Czechia’s cultural highlights. Single-day and multi-day tickets are available at www.metronome.cz. Thursday night kicks off with Monika Načeva, followed by Michal Prokop performing at the Moon Club at 8:00 PM, celebrating his new album with Framus Five. At 10:00 PM, Jasná Páka takes the stage—known for blending rock, punk, and new wave since the 1980s. Friday’s program blends indie folk, electronic, and experimental rap. British-Egyptian Nxdia, known for her modern pop sound and...

 by Prague Morning May 29, 2025

Expat Next Door: Fraser Roach from England

For the past six years, the grand stages of Prague’s National Theatre have been graced by the precise, expressive movements of British-born dancer and choreographer Fraser Roach. As a soloist with the Czech National Ballet, Fraser has been at the heart of the city’s vibrant dance scene, leading audiences through classical masterpieces and contemporary narratives. Now, as he prepares to move on to Monte Carlo, he reflects on the winding journey that brought him here, and what it means to say goodbye to a city that has become, in his words, “very much like a huge part of me.” Raised in England, Fraser’s pathway into ballet was anything but conventional. “I didn’t grow up knowing what ballet was,” he confesses. Coming from a family not mainly involved in the theatre arts, dance was not an obvious choice until a schoolteacher, Catherine Lynch, encouraged him to try ballet. “My mum told me I wouldn’t have to go again to make the teacher happy if I didn’t like it. I gave it a try… and then I just kept going.” That one tentative step led Fraser to the Royal Ballet School, where he spent most of his formative years. Still a teenager,...

 by Nusrat Jahan Shuvra May 29, 2025

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