Vyhledávání

20.3.2019 — Prague City Gallery is examining current trends in art history, which emphasises transnational perspectives under the terms 'global art history' and 'world art studies'.

9.5.2019 —

15.6.2005 —

28.6.2021 — Od 1. července do 31. srpna 2021 budou v Praze v provozu dvě nové historické linky číslo 42 a 43, které propojí nejvyhledávanější turistické cíle v centru a fungují na principu hop-on, hop-off.

25.3.2005 —

19.6.2015 — Objevte Podmořský svět s LEGO® CITY v Aquacentru Šutka a oslavte tak konec školního roku. V pátek 26. 6. 2015 od 14:00 do 18:00 zažijte jedinečné odpoledne v Aquacentru Šutka plné hudby, tance a především soutěží o hodnotné ceny. Zároveň pro všechny děti do 15ti* let máme připraven zvýhodněný volný vstup za pouhou 1 Kč! V průběhu odpoledne můžete vyhrát překrásné stavebnice LEGO®, volné vstupy do areálu Aquacentra Šutka či kurzy beachvolejbalu pro děti do 19ti let zdarma. Přijďte k nám odměnit děti za jejich vysvědčení a odneste si domů krásné dárky!

17.12.2012 —

24.2.2020 — 'Náplavka', meaning riverbank, refers to the embankment of the Vltava River between Palacký Bridge and Railway Bridge in Prague 2, a place where farmers' markets have regularly been held for 11 years. Even though it is not the largest in the Czech capital city, the market is unsurpassed with its friendly, relaxed atmosphere, which is one of the reasons that it is one of the most popular markets in the city. The 2020 season started in February, and the market is held every Saturday.

27.5.2005 —

10.10.2019 — Up to 300,000 people are expected to come to Žofín Palace in Prague to pay their final respects to Karel Gott this Friday. Masarykovo Embankment, which is close to the venue, will be pedestrianised. The Office of the Government of the Czech Republic will work with the police, the army and Prague City Hall for the smooth organisation of the event.

16.8.2020 — The public voting for the Adapterra Awards competition has started. The competition aims to find the best ideas on how to prepare Czech cities, towns and landscapes for the effects of climate change, such as drought, rising temperatures and torrential rain. 21 projects have reached the final stage of the competition, five of which are from Prague. The public have until the end of September to choose the best projects in the Czech Republic tackling current challenges regarding climate change, such as creating green buildings and public spaces, cooling urban streets and returning water to the landscape.

25.3.2020 — The lack of face masks in Prague has led to a huge wave of solidarity, as people make marks at home and give them to their fellow citizens. However, masks must be sterilised and effectively distributed.