Vyhledávání

21.3.2005 —

24.6.2020 — Ever since the national emergency was declared on the 12th of March, cycling has been the only increasingly popular mode of transport in the streets of Prague. Will this become a permanent trend, even as life in the Czech capital slowly returns to normal?

30.8.2017 — The first weekend in September, Prague will become a place for fans of Harley-Davidson's powerful machines. The main program will take place at Výstaviště in Holešovice. There is also a traditional Biker's Parade through the city center.

18.8.2008 —

11.3.2020 —

21.6.2008 — Prague is one of the most important hubs of railway transport in the Czech Republic for long-distance journeys and for suburban transport. Recent investments in this ecological means of transport aim to enhance its influence within the city and suburban public transport.

15.11.2019 — Five excellent pianists will take part in the seventh annual Rudolf Firkušný Piano Festival, which will take place between the 17th and the 23rd of November. This year, festival goers can once again look forward to an extraordinary music experience.

2.2.2006 — Úspěchem vedení města Prahy skončila veřejná soutěž na prodej Richterova domu na Malém náměstí v Praze 1. „Podařilo se nám získat nabídku, která je o více než sto miliónů vyšší, než byl oficiální odhad ceny nemovitosti, říká radní Pavel Klega, který je zodpovědný za majetek města.

30.5.2019 — From Friday, the 31st of May to Saturday, the 1st of June, the 16th United Islands of Prague festival will take place at Karlín, a popular location in Prague.

9.3.2020 — X10 Theatre will feature the Latvian dance performance 'Labrys' on the 10th of March, as part of the 'Spectaculare' festival. Two million people live in Latvia, and it currently has nine professional, and at least two hundred amateur and semi-professional, theatre groups. Unfortunately, Latvian theatre is not often shown in the Czech Republic, so theatregoers, especially those interested in dance theatre, should not miss this opportunity.

11.4.2020 — People experiencing homelessness that may have been infected with Covid-19 will be put into isolation in a temporary camp on Císařský Island in Troja, Prague, from the 9th of April. The capacity of the camp is 20 people, and there are separate areas for men and women, as well as all the necessary facilities. However, the camp will be able to fit up to 40 people if necessary.

17.12.2012 —