Forbes Magazine carried out a survey to determine which are the best cities to rent our real estate properties in the framework of Airbnb.
The opening stages of both the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia could be heading to Prague in the future, according to reports.
Coronavirus-related passenger controls are already underway at Václav Havel Airport Prague.
Let’s see what will bring us the last week of January. Kids are looking forward to the school certificate and coming winter holiday and Prague gets ready for the carnival season and fasting period. January 25 Letná carnival and pork feast Costume parade at Strossmayer square. When: starting at 11 a.m. January 25 Carnival celebration in Holešovice market – “Masopustní hody”, Pork feast in Střešovice – Hudera butchery Where: Nad hradním vodojemem 25 When: 12 – 10 p.m. January 25 Miska Ramen – celebrates 1st birthday. Come to taste a traditional Japanese soup. Special B-Day menu. Where: Španělská 2, Prague 2 When: 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. till Jan 26 Japanese film festival – all films in Japanese with Czech and English subtitles Where: Kino Lucerna January 25 – January 26 Ice sculpture festival – 9th edition, this year topic: the magical kingdom Where: Harfa, Českomoravská 15, Prague 9 January 27 – February 2 Prague Wine Week. Festival of wine, wineries, and gastronomy. Where: Various places February 1 Re-Opening of farmer’s markets at Náplavka and Kubáň. February 7 – February 9 For the first time in Prague: Comic-Con Where: O2 January 25 (10:15 a.m.) and Feb 8 (9:45 a.m.) Strahov...
The Marian Column was torn down in 1918 shortly after Czechoslovakia became independent by people who saw it as a symbol of Habsburg rule.
The Jobspin Multilingual Job Fairs are the biggest career fairs for expatriate and bilingual job seekers in the Czech Republic.
Fact: people are obsessed with Instagram when they head off on their holidays – always trying to outdo each other with their snaps. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em, right? With that in mind, global travel site Big 7 Travel has put together its annual list of the ‘World’s Most Instagrammable Places 2020’. The final results are ranked in order of their visual allure and popularity on social media – Big 7 Travel also includes the seven best spots to visit in each destination for a guaranteed amazing Instagram photo. How did Big 7 Travel choose the winners? Via a comprehensive scoring system that analysed the number of hashtags per destination, survey results of Big 7 Media’s 1.5 million audience, and votes cast by a panel of travel experts. These are the places where you’ll find sweeping stretches of coastline, historical monuments, kitsch cocktail bars and more street art than you can possibly imagine. TOP 10 MOST INSTAGRAMMABLE DESTINATIONS 2020: Sydney, Australia Hong Kong Dubai, UAE New York City, USA Singapore Tokyo, Japan Lisbon, Portugal Bali, Indonesia London, England Jaipur, India Cities who made it into the Top 20 include Dubrovnik, Croatia, with Paris, France also receiving high scores,...
Last November, the capital city’s long battle over Pražská tržnice’s ownership proved the municipality victorious, meaning the future of the behemoth market and its accompanying grounds now lay in the hands of the city. What the metropolis decided to do with the industrial-compound-turned-marketplace will determine its future place and function in the city. The market complex, a former slaughterhouse, is nestled between the Vltava river and Holešovice, a young and hip neighborhood marked with museums and artistic spaces. This advantageous location provides Pražská tržnice with an enormous amount of untapped potential. Currently overgrown with weeds and passed over by most, the market grounds could serve as a bridge between the new and old Prague, inhabiting the space of both an evolving marketplace and creative cultural center. Slowly, the grounds are tapping into this potential. In April 2019, seven months before the courts came to their conclusion in the case against the former renters of the market, Delta Center, the city of Prague, led by Deputy Mayor Pavel Vyhnánek, began implementing changes to the landscape of the former slaughterhouse and current mish-mosh of markets, retailers, and restaurants. The first things to go were the dilapidated DIY market stalls located between the...
Over the last year, Prague British International School has been working on developing the fitness area at its Libuš campus. On Friday 17th JanuaryVladimír Šmicer, the former Czech International football player, cut the ribbon to officially open the Fitness Suite and Active Zone. This area is planned to be a wonderful resource, not just for PE but for all students, as regular exercise is a fabulous way to relieve stress and stay healthy. The school will also be offering a program of fitness activities from Krav Maga to yoga for students in years 10-13, parents and staff, which will be led by qualified, external sports instructors. In the summer of 2019, the facilities of Libuš campus were redeveloped to house the expanded IGCSE and IB provision in the Upper Secondary school. Libuš campus is dedicated to students aged 15 to 18 years old, (Year 10 to Year 13). The 4-year campus delivers internationally recognized examinations in state-of-the-art facilities, with inspirational teachers and aspirational learning. PBIS is built on a solid foundation of academic excellence. In 2017 students at EISP and PBS achieved the highest average IB results in Prague with two students achieving a perfect score. With outstanding facilities, an unequaled level...
The farmer’s markets at Náplavka are reopening on February 1st after a brief winter break The Náplavka market, in its eleventh season, has proven popular with both local residents and tourist, especially when the weather by the waterfront at Rašínovo nábřeží is pleasant. “During the first market this year, there will be no honest and handmade sausages and sausages from Mr. Marounek, craft pâtés and pickled meat from Plzák z Plzně. You can taste and buy the popular cannoli and cakes from a Karlovy Vary confectionery, meringues and other delicacies from Krámek U Andělky bakery,” said Jiří Sedláček, Chairman of Archetyp Association, who runs the Náplavka farmers’ market. Mr. Sedláček also co-founded the Association of Farmer’s Markets, which defines the ethics and criteria for sales and products, overseeing the origin, transparency, and selection of traditional Czech products for markets. According to the association’s code, farmers’ markets should offer products from domestic (Czech) farms and mainly from regional production. Fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, flowers, honey, eggs, meats, and bread are some of the main products sold. Farmers and producers are selected on the basis of a questionnaire and personal visits to the farms. The market at Náplavka is tied to the...
Prague City Hall is trying to fight the visual smog and has prepared new rules to restore the historic heart of the city. Because of the advertisement display, the city center is already avoided by professional photographers. “Hundreds of photographers send us photos. But Karlova Street in the center, for example, is not very photographed,” says David Černý, writer and founder of the photographic project Miluju Prahu. “There’s one signboard next to another, it’s like Times Square. It’s all about the people who run it,” he added. In December, the municipality has prepared rules for marking establishments that will help reduce visual smog. “For example, we do not want the shop windows to be covered by 100 percent or blinking inscriptions. If a shop has an advertisement display behind the glass, it is no longer affected legislation, but the visual impression from the street is exactly the same. Prague 1 has already approved it, the other city districts will probably do the same,” said City Councilor Hana Třeštíková (Praha sobě). “We do not want different advertisements and other visuals or objects that parasitize public spaces in Prague,” added the Mayor Zdeněk Hřib last September. According to the new rules, the...
Apartments at the Staroměstská metro station in Prague are on average almost three times more expensive than on the cheapest Černý Most.
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