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Giant Glass Skeleton to Hang in Prague’s Máj Department Store

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A five-meter-long, 800-kilogram glass skeleton, the largest of its kind in the world, is set to become the centerpiece of Prague’s Máj department store. Crafted by master glassmakers in Železný Brod, the skeleton consists of 37 designed…

Beer Prices Keep Rising in Prague – What’s Driving the Increase?

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The focus is on Pilsner Urquell in four well-known restaurants: U Pinkasů, U Vejvodů, U Glaubiců, and Lokál U Bílé Kuželky. These pubs are popular not only among tourists but also with local patrons. While the cost of beer at U Vejvodů and…

Tuesday, Mar 18

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Prague Airport to Offer 165 Destinations for Summer 2025

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Václav Havel Airport Prague is gearing up for a busy summer season in 2025, with an expanded range of destinations and airlines. From March 30 to October 25, passengers will have access to 165 destinations, served by 75 airlines. Travelers…

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Prague to Resume Direct Flights to Bordeaux

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After a year-long hiatus, Prague will once again have a direct air connection to Bordeaux, France. Low-cost airline easyJet will introduce the new route, with the first flight scheduled for October 27. The flights will operate twice a week…

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Rare Chance: Prague Castle Opens Its Doors for Free in April

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Residents and visitors in Prague will have a rare chance to explore the ceremonial halls of Prague Castle—normally closed to the public. The Office of the President of the Czech Republic, which oversees the castle complex, announced the…

Sir Hotels Arrives in Prague – A Boutique Stay With a View of the Dancing House

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The renowned Amsterdam-based hotel chain Sir Hotels has officially entered the Czech market, unveiling its first location in Prague on Monday. The new hotel, situated in a historic building on Náplavní Street near the Dancing House,…

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Prague’s Air is Worse Than Ostrava’s – These Locations Exceed Safe Limits

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Air pollution in Prague is worse than what the European Union (EU) allows and far beyond what the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends. According to data from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ), several locations in the…

Monday, Mar 17

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Stand-Up Comedian Paul Taylor in Prague with His New Show “F*ck Me, I’m French!”

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For years, he has been playfully teasing the French with his sharp humor… Paul Taylor, the most “Frenchy” British comedian, is embarking on a North American tour with his new show, “F* Me, I’m French!”, where he dissects, with his usual…

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Prague’s Vltava Philharmonic Gets Green Light – Construction Starts in 2027

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The Vltava Philharmonic, set to rise near the Vltavská metro station on Prague’s C Line, will cost an estimated 16.53 billion crowns (excluding VAT), according to documents approved by city councilors on Monday. This figure includes not…

GALLERY: Dvorecký Bridge Nears Completion – Opening Expected in 2026

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Even during the cold winter months, construction on Prague’s Dvorecký Bridge, which will connect Podolí and Smíchov, has continued. The complex concreting process is progressing despite low temperatures. “Formwork, concrete, and…

Wild Ride on Water! Red Bull Kolo Molo Comes to Prague for the First Time

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Crazy contraptions, creative costumes, adrenaline on the water, and a blast of summer energy! On Saturday, June 21, Prague will witness the first-ever Red Bull Kolo Molo, turning the Vltava River into an extreme cycling course. Speed,…

Sunday, Mar 16

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Lidl Introduces Ham That Fits Perfectly into a… Rohlík

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A new product from Lidl promises to simplify snack preparation. The Ham on a Rohlík, shaped to fit perfectly into a standard roll, eliminates the need for slicing or trimming. The product, launched on the Czech market, is made by MP Krásno…

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What Will Czechia’s Climate Be in 2085? New Website Reveals Future Projections

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A new website, Climate Change, developed by CzechGlobe, provides a detailed look at the future climate of the Czech Republic based on scientific models. The platform visualizes how the country could evolve by the end of the century, using…

NEW IN PRAGUE: 5 Must-Try Openings, from Cafés to Seafood Spots

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Prague’s vibrant culinary scene continues to flourish with a host of exciting new establishments. Here are five recent openings that are generating buzz among locals and visitors alike. 1. Mexická: A Taste of Mexico in Holešovice Located…

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More Frosty Nights Ahead for Czechia – When Will It Finally Warm Up?

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A cold front will bring a temporary chill to the Czech Republic early this week, but temperatures are expected to rise gradually. By the weekend, spring-like weather will finally arrive. Meteorologists predict that a cold front will sweep…

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Trump Cuts Funding for Prague-Based Radio Free Europe

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The U.S. government has decided to end funding for Prague-based Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) as part of President Donald Trump’s broader effort to reduce the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) to its legal minimum.…

Saturday, Mar 15

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From Oscar Winners to Local Crowd-Pleasers. Who Wouldn’t Like It Czech?

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Experience Czech culture through the magic of film with the latest lineup from “Some Like It Czech.” Hosted at Prague’s legendary Aero cinema, this beloved screening series continues to bring English-friendly screenings of Czech classics…

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From Street Food to Fine Dining: Holešovice is Prague’s New Gastronomic Hub

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Holešovice is quickly emerging as Prague’s new hotspot for food lovers, rivaling even Karlín. The district is seeing a wave of new restaurants, street food vendors, and fine dining establishments, solidifying its reputation as a culinary…

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Billions from Brussels: How EU Money is Powering Czechia’s Growth

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Czechia has successfully launched the 2021-2027 European funding period, with 13% of the available funds already reimbursed—far exceeding the European average of 7.5%. By the end of 2024, more than half of the allocated funds had already…

Friday, Mar 14

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The German Invasion of Czechoslovakia Took Place 86 Years Ago

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Eighty-six years ago today, on March 15, 1939, Hitler gave Czechoslovak President Emil Hácha a stark choice: accept becoming a protectorate or face destruction. After Hácha reluctantly agreed to give up his country’s independence, the…

Thursday, Mar 13

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March 28 to 30: South Korean Weekend at Manifesto Market

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If you love K-pop, Korean food, or just want to experience a bit of Seoul without leaving Prague, Manifesto Market has you covered. From March 28 to 30, the market is throwing a South Korean Weekend, packed with food, music, dance, and pop…

Czech Republic Wants to Phase Out Coal by 2033

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The Czech government has committed to phasing out coal-fired power generation by 2033, a step in line with Europe’s broader push for cleaner energy. Some of the country’s oldest coal-fired power plants are already making the transition,…

Wednesday, Mar 12

Shocking Footage Exposes Cruelty at Czech Dairy Farms

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A new undercover video has revealed disturbing animal abuse at dairy farms supplying milk to Mlékárna Kunín. The footage, released by the organization Zvířata nejíme, documents brutal mistreatment of calves and their mothers across 12…

Easter Markets in Prague Begin April 5 – Here’s What to Expect

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The post Easter Markets in Prague Begin April 5 – Here’s What to Expect appeared first on Prague Morning.

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Prague Will Darken Monuments for Earth Hour 2025

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Czechs will join millions of people around the globe in turning off their lights for 60 minutes on March 22 starting at 8:30 pm local time in a symbolic show of support for the Earth Hour campaign against climate change. Earth Hour will…

Tuesday, Mar 11

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Luxury Boom: Record Number of Fashion Stores to Open on Pařížská

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In 2024, a total of 83 new luxury stores were opened on 20 key premium streets in Europe in 16 cities and 12 countries, according to a study by real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield titled European Luxury Retail 2025. Pařížská Street…

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Prague to Invest CZK 22 Million to Attract High-Spending Tourists

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The Prague City Council has approved a budget of CZK 22 million for marketing campaigns aimed at boosting inbound tourism in 2025. The initiative, managed by Prague City Tourism a.s., seeks to attract a sophisticated and high-spending…

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Prague Wants to Name Charles Bridge Embankment After Karel Schwarzenberg

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Prague 1 has put forward a proposal to name the previously unnamed section of the embankment in Malá Strana, located between Charles Bridge and Liechtenstein Palace, after the late politician and diplomat Karel Schwarzenberg, who passed…

Empire of the Sun to Perform in Prague for the First Time This August

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The visionary electronic duo Empire of the Sun is set to bring their live show to Europe, marking their first tour on the continent in six years. For the first time ever, they will perform in the Czech Republic, with a highly anticipated…

Monday, Mar 10

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50 Wineries, Live Music, and Expert Tastings – Viniale Arrives in Prague

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A unique wine festival is coming to Prague, offering a concept never seen before. Viniale promises three days filled with wine, music, and immersive light effects, creating an experience that engages all the senses. Throughout the day,…