Travel
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Prague Zoo celebrates 90th anniversary
This Tuesday, Prague Zoo marks exactly 90 years since its opening. Since then, it has developed into one of the world’s leading institutions of its kind.
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Prague voted most beautiful city in the world in Time Out magazine survey
Prague was recently voted the most beautiful city in the world and the seventh best city to live in, in a poll by city-dwellers from across the globe.
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Czech town proudly unveils age-old statue of peeing boy with fascinating history
The famous Manneken-Pis has gained world fame as the emblem of Brussels. Very few people know that one Czech town has a statue of a peeing boy as well.
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Prague to revitalise trendy Holešovice market, a victim of the “wild 1990s"
Just north of the Vltava River lies one of the Czech Republic’s largest year-round markets. A move is afoot to bring the half-empty (and still rather seedy) site to life.
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Anniversary of the Week
Libeň has been part of Prague for 120 years
Libeň was annexed to Prague as the last suburb before the establishment of Czechoslovakia. The largest district of Prague 8 has witnessed many historical events.
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Coronavirus leads Indian expat to finally realise his dream and open bar in Prague
For one Indian IT businessman, COVID-19 served as a signal to finally realise his dream and he has now opened a new cocktail bar in the heart of Prague’s Old Town.
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Třeboň – a picturesque South Bohemian spa town that specialises in rheumatic diseases
Třeboň is a picturesque South Bohemia town with spa facilities that specialise in in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders and rheumatic diseases.
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Poděbrady – a spa town “for the heart” (and soul)
“Poděbrady is for the heart” is the motto of Central Bohemia’s main spa resort, which specializes in cardiology, boasts top-class balneology and splendid architecture.
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Libverda –the spa for movement disorders and heart problems
Libverda, in the Liberec Region, specializes in carbon baths that promise to help guests with movement disorders and heart problems.
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Pecka Castle’s mediaeval walled-up woman – a ‘witch’ or ‘construction sacrifice’?
Pecka Castle was likely founded by king Přemysl Otakar II. An enduring mystery is why a raven-haired woman was entombed in its walls a century later.
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Teplice – Boasting historic spas that drew the likes of Beethoven
Teplice is home to historical spas that drew the likes of Beethoven and Goethe. Now it is offering treatmetnt to people with long Covid.
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Czech government to increase subsidies to boost tourism
State subsidies for promoting tourism should increase significantly this year. The regional development ministry is to spend over CZK one billion to help the sector.
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