Culture
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Adolf Loos’s famous Pilsen apartment opens to public
The City of Pilsen has completed a decade-long renovation of the Semler Residence, a striking interwar apartment designed by the pioneering modernist architect Adolf Loos.
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Symbol of freedom Lennon Wall gets fresh look in EU presidency event
Prague’s graffiti-covered John Lennon Wall was a symbol of freedom in the final decade of communism. Now it has been repainted by artists from all around Europe.
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Petr Jákl: Jan Žižka movie is “Braveheart about a Czech hero”
This week sees the long anticipated premiere of 'Medieval', the most expensive Czech film in history. We spoke to the film director Petr Jákl.
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In memoriam: Hana Zagorová, one of Czechia’s most popular singers
Hana Zagorová, one of the country’s most popular singers and a nine-time winner of the Golden Nightingale award died last week at the age of 75.
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Czech Philharmonic to perform Concert for Europe on Vltava
The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra will mark the Czech Presidency of the EU Council with a special concert on a floating stage on the Vltava River on Friday evening.
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Works by Velčovský and Anadol to be highlights of 2022 Signal
Prague’s Signal festival of light art will celebrate 10 years of existence from October 13 to 16, again drawing tens of thousands of people to the city’s streets.
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Concert in Paris to mark Czech EU presidency
An open-air concert hosted by the Czech Centre Paris is due to take place in mid-September, featuring popular Czech musicians Emma Smetana and Jordan Haj.
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Giant bell rings out in tribute to thousands stolen by Nazis
A huge bell, weighing exactly 9801 kg, was unveiled in Prague on Sunday. It is a tribute to the 9,801 bells stolen by the Nazis during WWII and melted down for weapons.
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30 years since Les Misérables revolutionised Czech musical scene
This year marks exactly three decades since the first premiere of the famous musical Les Misérables (in Czech Bídníci) took place at Prague’s Vinohrady Theatre.
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Anniversary of the Week
20 years of one of the most successful Czech video games ever: Mafia
Mafia was created by video game developer Daniel Vávra. It quickly gained a lot of die-hard fans thanks to its strong plot, cinematic elements and sophisticated gameplay.
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Story of Mašín brothers getting big screen treatment
The dramatic story of the Mašín brothers’ armed anti-Communist resistance group is currently being made into a film.
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Architecture
Prague's Rohan Island set for major revamp
Prague’s Rohan Island is set to get a major makeover in the form of new residential flats, administrative buildings and a hi-tech new school, iDnes.cz reports.
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