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The National Library in the Clementinum - the heart of Czechia's library network
The former Jesuit college in Prague, with its nearly eight million items, is the largest library in Czechia and it serves as the central institution of the library network.
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Lokšany Library: The oldest castle library in Bohemia
The Lokšany Library, founded in 1557, impresses visitors with its unique atmosphere, shaped by its harmonious colors and preserved Renaissance decoration.
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Strahov Library: Baroque gem ranked among the most beautiful in the world
The Strahov Library is one of the oldest and best preserved libraries in Czechia. According to Tatler magazine it is one of the ten most beautiful libraries in the world.
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Professor Robert Langdon comes to Prague in Dan Brown’s new novel!
Dan Brown, author of international bestsellers like The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, has set his next mystery-thriller in Prague, entitled The Secret of Secrets.
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I said, We have to shoot in Prague: Director on THAT ‘80s INXS video
Many music videos have been made in Prague over the decades. But perhaps the best known of all is the video for Never Tear Us Apart by INXS. Its director looks back.
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New Prague bridge to greatly ease connection between Holešovice and Karlín
A long-awaited new pedestrian bridge connecting Prague’s districts of Holešovice and Karlín officially opened to the public on Friday.
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Happy Birthday, José: renowned Argentine tenor celebrates 60th birthday with two concerts in Prague
Celebrated Argentine tenor, composer and conductor José Cura has a long-standing relationship with Czechia. Now he is back in Prague for two concerts to celebrate his 60th.
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Advent in Prague or “Let there be (gas) light”
Prague is one of just a handful of cities in the world to still employ lamplighters – and only then during Advent, the liturgical season which begins four Sundays before…