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15.9.2019 — For a long time, Prague Zoo has been involved in the project of returning Egyptian vultures (Neophron percnopterus) to the Balkans, which was once their natural habitat.

17.5.2020 — If you enjoy looking at the city from a great height, you will be pleased to know that the City of Prague Museum is reopening the most popular Prague towers. The Czech capital city is also known as the City of a Hundred Spires ('Stověžatá Praha'). Only a few people know exactly how many towers there are in Prague; however, it is certainly over one hundred. In Prague, towers of all kinds are everywhere, even in the least expected places.

30.9.2019 — The Czech capital wants to thank blood donors by inviting them to the first of three Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK) concerts at the end of September. City representatives and representatives of the Czech Red Cross Regional Organisation (CRC) will also receive the Jánský Gold Medal, which is traditionally given to donors who give blood 40 times. Subsequent concerts are scheduled for February and May next year.

11.10.2022 — Digitální kampaň Stay in Prague na podporu příjezdového cestovního ruchu zaujala nejvíce cestovatele v Polsku, Německu a Itálii. Hlavní město poprvé využilo výnosy z navýšeného poplatku z pobytu na marketingové aktivity. Kampaň oslovila zhruba 24 milionů lidí a na kampaňový web zavítaly téměř dva miliony návštěvníků. Zájem z těchto zemí potvrzují i data z online prodeje městské turistické karty Prague Visitor Pass, kdy přední příčky obsadili právě turisté z výše zmíněných zemí. Prague City Tourism (PCT) společně s partnery prezentovala metropoli jako prestižní a prémiové město podporující kultivovaný a udržitelný turismus.

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1.2.2018 — The National Gallery in Prague celebrates 222st anniversary of its establishment on February 3-4. On these days, admission to all permanent exhibitions of the National Gallery in Prague is free.

28.1.2019 — Prague City Council approved the members of a new Commission for the Night Mayor, the head of which will be Jan Štern. The commission's main goal will be to systematically work on long-term solutions for Prague's nightlife, to keep it within reasonable limits and to cultivate it at the same time. Members of this Commission will include representatives of Prague 1 and of the Municipal Police, as well as representatives of night clubs and organizers of cultural events. The aim is, on one hand, to reduce negative impacts of nightlife on the citizens of Prague, and on the other hand, to not damage the prosperity of the city ​​and its inhabitants.

6.2.2019 — The inhabitants of Prague greatly appreciate the declining crime rate in the capital every year. This information is based on a survey requested by Prague City Hall, 'Safety Sensitivity Analysis' (Analýza pocitu bezpečí). The survey's results show that 90% inhabitants feel safe in their neighbourhood.