Travel
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New art guide to Prague reveals lesser known cultural hotspots
A new guide to Prague, called Curator, attempts to show the city to locals and tourists in a different light. A group of three art historians have handpicked the best of…
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Czech traveller hitchhikes across the Atlantic
For people from a land-locked country, boat hitchhiking may not seem like the ideal way of going places. But young Czech traveller Matěj Vohryzek, who has just returned…
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Prague Airport aims to be best in Central Europe
Václav Havel Airport, also known simply as Prague Airport, has continued to attract more passengers every year since 2013 and a number of new projects ranging from…
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Two Prague restaurants retain their Michelin stars, but Czech food critic says there are more…
Two Prague restaurants have reason to celebrate, having retained their Michelin one-star status in the 2018 Main Cities of Europe Michelin Guide. La Degustation Boheme…
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Prague’s Lennon Wall gets new face as 30 Years of Freedom celebrations slowly get underway
John Lennon’s wall in Prague, which features a wide array of thematic street art, is a popular destination for tourists and a symbolic site of Czech opposition to the…
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Czech travel agencies note rise in senior clientele seeking exotic locales, extras
Czech travel agencies have noted a steady rise in clients over the age of sixty, reflecting increased spending power among seniors looking to enjoy – in many cases –a long…
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More and more Czechs choosing to fly private
More and more Czechs are booking private flights, according to a report released by the website e15 this week. The number of private flights at Prague’s Václav Havel…
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Prague planning to ban beer bikes from historic city center
Viewing the sights of Prague from a beer bike with a cold lager in hand and fifteen friends around you may seem like the perfect tour of the city, but “partying while you…
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Bílá Hora – a last resort for die-hard ski enthusiasts
Despite the spell of unseasonably warm weather, most of the country’s skiing resorts are still in operation, thanks to heavy snowfall earlier this year. And even in Prague…
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Masopust – a carnivalesque, moveable feast before the fast
“Masopust”, the time of carnivals which historically ended on Ash Wednesday, is the oldest continuous holiday feast in the Czech lands. In terms of cultural memory, it is…
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Czech kayaker on crossing Europe
Nearly four years ago, in April 2015, Czech adventurer Jiří Oliva set off on a journey to fulfil his dream: travelling around Europe in a kayak. Originally, he planned to…
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Jeseníky – A tough but beautiful mountain range
They may not feature sharp alpine peaks, but the Jeseníky Mountains are beautiful in their own right. The Silesian mountain range offers an enjoyable pastime to both…
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