Beethoven in Teplice, the Czech town where he composed some of his major works
Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the greatest composers in history, had a strong connection to the Czech spa town of Teplice. He went there seeking refuge from Vienna’s aristocratic elite and a place to focus on his music. Although the baths could not help his deafness, he found peace to compose some of his important works.
Related
-
Musical geniuses on Czech soil
The Czech lands, the ‘conservatoire of Europe’, drew great musicians to towns like Prague and Mariánské Lázně. Lukáš Hurník guides you to their places of inspiration.
-
Czech Music Greats
2024 is the Year of Czech Music, a celebration held once a decade, on every year that ends on the number four, a number that marks many Czech music anniversaries.
-
Czech Spas
Wellness and health spas have a long tradition in the Czech Republic. Join us on a trip to some of the most famous getaways.
Latest
-
Radio Prague International is celebrating its 85th birthday
As a little present, here is a tour of where we work – the Czech Radio Building on Vinohradská 12.
-
Czech Easter market
One of the biggest holidays that Czechs celebrate is Easter and no Czech home should be without traditional Easter decorations.
-
Ukrainian refugees on the Slovak border
On the Run. Ukrainian refugees on the Slovak border.
-
Radio Prague International gets new jingle
On the occasion of World Radio Day we have updated our signature jingle.
-
Marek Šindelka’s epic ‘monster’ Aberrant, award-winning ‘anabasis’ Material Fatigue
The poet, novelist and screenwriter Marek Šindelka is among the leading authors of the generation to come of age after the Velvet Revolution.
-
The Puppet Museum Pilsen
The west Bohemian town of Pilsen is known around the world for its beer, but it is also the cradle of Czech puppetry.
Pages
- « první
- ‹ předchozí
- …
- 20
- 21
- 22
- 23
- 24
- 25
- 26
- 27
- 28
- …
- následující ›
- poslední »




