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Runaway Wolfdog Halts Prague Metro, Replacement Buses Running

A runaway dog caused major disruption to Prague’s metro network on Thursday morning after running into a Line A tunnel. Police and firefighters spent hours tracking the animal, which proved too quick and agile to capture easily. According to police spokesman Jan Daněk, the incident began when the dog entered the tunnel near Motol Hospital station and ran toward Petřiny. Shortly afterward, it was spotted again at Bořislavka, moving closer to the city center. By mid-morning, the chase had moved above ground. “He has currently run down Dejvická Street and is still heading toward the center. We are still on his trail,” officers posted on the X platform around 10:30 a.m. Police believe the animal is an approximately eight-month-old German Shepherd or wolfdog cross. “It won’t be easy — the dog is fast and agile,” Daněk told Novinky.cz. Initially, the Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) suspended metro service between Motol and Dejvická. As the situation continued, the suspension was extended in both directions up to Náměstí Míru. To assist commuters, DPP deployed replacement buses between Motol and Dejvická. Passengers were also advised to use tram connections from Dejvická toward Bořislavka and Veleslavín. Would you like us to write about your...

 by Prague Morning Oct 16, 2025

Quiet, Modern, Efficient: New Škoda Trams Ready to Hit the Streets

Prague’s long-awaited Škoda ForCity Plus 52T trams have successfully completed all tests and obtained type approval, clearing the way for their official launch on the city’s streets. The new low-floor trams, produced by Škoda Group, underwent a rigorous homologation process that included 20,000 kilometers of test runs without passengers and another 20,000 kilometers in passenger service simulations. With these tests completed, the trams are now awaiting final handover to the Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) before being introduced into regular operation. “We have successfully completed the homologation process for the new vehicle type,” said Jan Šurovský, DPP’s Deputy Chairman of the Board and Technical Director. “I greatly appreciate that the entire project is running according to schedule — which, in the current context of vehicle deliveries, is a major achievement.” According to him, the first units should begin service in about three weeks. The Škoda ForCity Plus 52T is part of the latest generation of trams designed for comfort, efficiency, and sustainability. Each vehicle features a fully air-conditioned, low-noise interior, ergonomic seating, and a modern passenger information system. A standout innovation is the new electromechanical braking system, which ensures quieter operation, greater braking precision, and reduced maintenance costs. The trams...

 by Prague Morning Oct 15, 2025

Prague’s SaSaZu Club to Host Central Europe’s Largest Halloween Party

Bloody Sexy Halloween festival, described as Central Europe’s largest Halloween event, will return to Prague’s SaSaZu Club for its 2025 edition. The two-night celebration will take place on Friday, October 31, and Saturday, November 1, promising an extensive lineup of shows, performances, and music acts. Founded in 2009, the event has grown into one of the most attended Halloween parties in the region, regularly attracting more than 4,000 visitors each year. Organizers say this year’s edition will feature immersive decorations, live performances, and sets from both Czech and international DJs. A traditional highlight of the weekend will be the Bloody Sexy Costume Contest, open to all attendees. Participants can register at SaSaZu between 9 p.m. and midnight, with costumes judged on creativity, originality, and presentation. The winner, selected by audience applause at midnight, will receive a cash prize of CZK 20,000. The event will run across both nights with multiple performances and themed productions throughout the venue. Tickets for Bloody Sexy Halloween 2025 are priced between CZK 440 and CZK 1,190, depending on the category (Regular, Badass Babes, or VIP). They are available exclusively via the official website www.bloodysexy.cz   Would you like us to write about your business? Find out...

 by Prague Morning Oct 15, 2025

One Year After the Ban: Prague’s Crackdown on Pub Crawls Is Paying Off

A year after Prague imposed strict limits on organized bar tours, city authorities report a noticeable drop in illegal pub crawls disturbing the historic center at night. According to the Prague City Police, officers handled 22 cases connected to unauthorized pub crawls in the past twelve months — a fraction of what used to happen before the 2024 ban. City officials introduced the restrictions to curb alcohol-fueled tourism that had become a serious nuisance for residents, especially in Prague 1, home to Old Town and Charles Bridge. The idea of a “pub crawl” originally describes a casual evening where friends visit several bars in one night — a social tradition especially common in Ireland during the holiday season, where participants dress festively and sing carols as they go. In Prague, however, commercial tour companies transformed the concept into a mass tourism business. For a fixed fee, groups of foreign tourists were led through multiple bars, often ending up heavily intoxicated and loud in the streets of the city center. The ban on organized pub crawls took effect in autumn 2024. It was made possible through amendments to Prague’s market regulation rules, which govern how guiding services operate in public spaces....

 by Prague Morning Oct 15, 2025

Condé Nast Traveler: Valletta, Oslo, Best Cities to Visit in Europe – Prague in the Top 20

Everyone knows Paris is a magnificent city. It’s no secret that Prague is worth a visit, and that you’ll have a wonderful time in Berlin. But according to Condé Nast Traveler (CNT), the best city to visit in Europe right now is Valletta, Malta. Every year, CNT invites its readers to vote for their favorite travel destinations, compiling the responses into an overall satisfaction score – essentially, the percentage of respondents who had a good time in a given destination. The magazine surveys around 500,000 people, meaning a destination must appeal to a large and diverse group of travelers to receive a high score. Valletta, Malta topped the list with an impressive 97.3% approval rating. Known for its stunning golden architecture and warm weather, this city offers an underrated alternative to other Mediterranean destinations like southern Italy or the Canary Islands. Oslo came in second with a score of 94.4, followed by Vienna, which maintained its third place spot from last year – no surprise for such an iconic city. The top 20 best cities to visit in Europe according to the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards: Valletta, Malta Oslo, Norway Vienna, Austria Copenhagen, Denmark Madrid, Spain Munich, Germany...

 by Prague Morning Oct 14, 2025

Sting Returns to Prague for Open-Air Metronome Festival 2026

After nearly a decade, Sting will once again perform in Prague — this time as the final headliner of the Metronome Festival 2026, set to take place from June 19 to 21 at Letňany Airport. The British musician, who has won 17 Grammy Awards and is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, will take the stage on Sunday, closing the three-day event. Organizers announced the lineup on Monday, confirming that Live Nation Czech Republic will co-produce the festival for the first time. Tickets for both the final day and full three-day passes go on sale this Friday via Ticketmaster. “Fans can expect everything that makes a Sting show special — timeless hits, new songs, his unmistakable voice, and top-level musicianship,” said Ondřej Pojzl, speaking on behalf of the organizers. Sting will perform as a trio, joined by long-time guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas. The same lineup appeared last year at Lochotín Amphitheatre in Plzeň and this summer at Colours of Ostrava. The group will also play Brno’s Winning Group Arena this weekend. The artist last performed at Metronome in 2017, when the festival was still held at the Holešovice Exhibition Grounds. Next year marks...

 by Prague Morning Oct 13, 2025

GALLERY: Pumpkin Festival Opens at Prague’s Troja Botanical Garden

Prague’s Botanical Garden in Troja has opened its annual autumn pumpkin exhibition, transforming the grounds into an enchanted, haunted forest. Running until November 2, 2025, the festival features creative pumpkin displays, eerie installations, family-friendly workshops, and a Halloween lantern parade. The garden features hundreds of pumpkins, gourds, and other ornamental fruits in a variety of shapes, sizes, and hues. Dates Activities Oct 11–12 Pumpkin Playtime: crafts using pumpkins and natural materials. Oct 18–19 Creative Workshops: build wooden owls, make colourful spiders and more. Oct 25–26 Pumpkin carving and Jack-o-lantern making. Oct 31 Halloween Celebration: festivities begin in the afternoon, culminating in an evening lantern parade and treats like roasted bacon. On November 1–2, the garden remains open until 7:00 p.m. to allow visitors to enjoy illuminated pumpkin installations in the darkened forest. Guided tours are held on Saturdays—October 11, 18, and 25—at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. These walks unveil behind-the-scenes stories: pumpkin varieties, growing methods, and decoration ideas. Admission: Between 95–180 CZK, depending on visitor category.       Would you like us to write about your business? Find out more

 by Prague Morning Oct 12, 2025

Flora Metro Station to Close for 10 Months Starting February 2026

Flora metro station on Line A will undergo a major reconstruction beginning February 2, 2026. The Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) confirmed that the station will close for ten months to allow for extensive modernization, including new escalators, lighting, and the long-awaited installation of elevators to make the station barrier-free. The project, led by construction firms Strabag and OHLA ŽS, will cost 1.29 billion CZK (excluding VAT). The renovation will be similar in scope to the recent overhaul of Jiřího z Poděbrad station. It will involve a complete modernization of both passenger and technical areas, replacing outdated Soviet-era escalators with modern, energy-efficient ones, upgrading cable systems, and introducing LED lighting, air conditioning, and an updated information system. Preparatory work will begin this year while the station remains open. This phase will include partial dismantling of cladding and leak repairs. “We expect the station to remain closed for about ten months, as was the case at Jiřího z Poděbrad. Trains will continue passing through at reduced speed,” he said. After reopening in late 2026, work will continue on building the elevators, expected to be completed by early 2028. Once finished, Flora will become the 49th barrier-free station in Prague’s metro network....

 by Prague Morning Oct 09, 2025

Prague to Begin Pre-Renovation Work at Karlovo náměstí

Before the long-awaited reconstruction of Karlovo náměstí begins, Prague City Hall will launch the first phase of work focusing on the care and protection of existing greenery. The project will be carried out by Gardenline, a company selected through a public tender, for approximately CZK 9.8 million (including VAT). This preliminary phase will involve the treatment of trees and soil conditions to prepare the site for construction. “The adjustments could begin later this year and continue into spring, during the plants’ dormant period,” Hlaváček said. “The goal is to reduce the stress on trees caused by construction by improving their living conditions in advance.” According to City Hall spokesman Vít Hofman, the work will include root system surveys, tree transplants, and soil aeration along the square’s embankments and inner park. Work is expected to begin in October or November, coinciding with the start of the dormant season for vegetation. Minimal Impact on Visitors To keep the park accessible during this process, the work will be divided into two phases. “Visitors may experience slightly more noise and dust, but there won’t be any major closures. The sidewalks will remain open,” Hofman assured. The first phase will focus on the perimeter embankment,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2025

Apple TV+’s Foundation Set to Continue Filming in Prague

Prague has made a name for itself in recent years as a highly attractive filming location, with various major projects using settings in the city. The biggest offering in recent years has been Apple TV+’s Foundation, a sci-fi series set in the distant future. It was recently confirmed that Foundation has been renewed for a fourth season, and that it will continue to use Prague for shooting. This is excellent news for the city, as it may allure other television developers to come here as well. Foundation Renewed for Fourth Season The third season of Foundation recently ended, and it was confirmed immediately that it will be followed by a fourth outing. According to reports, production will begin in early 2026, with a potential release date later in the year or early 2027. Given Apple’s solid track record of releasing new seasons as promptly as possible, fans may not have too long to wait. It’s also been noted that there was no announcement that the fourth season would be the last either, meaning that there could potentially be a lot further for this series to go. Critics agree that it is improving with time, and that it could soon be...

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2025

Prague’s Designblok 2025 to Celebrate Courage and Creativity

The latest edition of Designblok, Central Europe’s biggest celebration of design and fashion, kicks off in Prague on Tuesday. Over the next five days, the festival will showcase the work of more than 200 carefully selected designers, studios, and brands. Now in its 27th year, Central Europe’s largest festival of design and fashion returns with a theme that feels perfectly timed: Courage. This year’s edition will transform Výstaviště Praha in Holešovice into the festival’s central hub, filling the Křižík pavilions and the New Spiral Theater with cutting-edge creations from hundreds of designers and producers from across Europe. Visitors can expect an engaging mix of installations, exhibitions, and interactive zones – including Designblok Talks, a new platform produced in collaboration with Dezeen magazine, featuring panel discussions and interviews with leading international guests. There will also be plenty for families: Designblok for Kids invites the youngest visitors to explore design through play, while the Designblok Stage offers educational programs, and the festival’s food and chill-out zones provide a relaxed setting for conversation and inspiration. One of this year’s key exhibitions, High Craft, will once again take over the Royal Summer Palace at Prague Castle, celebrating artisans and brands that are pushing Czech...

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2025

4,500 Young Athletes to Compete in Prague’s First-Ever Youth Olympics

For the first time in history, Prague will host the Summer Children and Youth Olympics (CYO), scheduled to take place from June 21 to 25, 2026. The event will bring together around 4,500 athletes from all 14 Czech regions, competing across 23 sports disciplines. The opening ceremony will be held at SK Slavia Prague’s stadium in Eden, while the Prague Exhibition Grounds (Výstaviště) will serve as the central hub of the games, housing the Olympic House, competition venues, and public events. The city confirmed these details following a recent meeting of the ODM 2026 Steering Committee, which included representatives of City Hall, the Czech Olympic Committee, and Výstaviště Praha. “The Children and Youth Olympics is an opportunity for Prague to demonstrate that we can combine top-level sport, efficient logistics, and an enjoyable experience for young people and their families,” said Mayor Bohuslav Svoboda (ODS). “Preparations are on track, and in the coming months, we’ll release further information for schools, fans, and residents.” Venues, Logistics, and Support The Education Councillor Antonín Klecanda (STAN) added that the city is working with the Czech Olympic Committee and local organizations to coordinate sports schedules, logistics, and activities for schools. Preparations for accommodation and catering...

 by Prague Morning Oct 07, 2025

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