Vyhledávání

23.5.2011 —

16.2.2019 — On the 23rd of February 2019, the Czech Republic Guides Association will offer free guided tours to celebrate the International Tourist Guide Day. The International Tourist Guide Day is held annually on the 21st of February since 1985. Because the 21st is a Thursday, tour guides in most places decided to give free guided tours on Friday the 22nd or Saturday the 23rd of February. The event will take place throughout the Czech Republic. In Prague, tourists will have a choice between two guided tours.

23.5.2020 — The Jewish Museum is one of the most significant tourist destinations in Prague. Since its reopening after the closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, you can enjoy the world-famous sites and exhibitions for a reduced entrance fee for a limited time.

17.2.2019 — Since the Prague Public Transport Museum is very popular, The Prague Public Transit Co. Inc. has decided to open it to the public even in the winter months. The museum will be open every weekend until the 31st of March 2019 from 9am to 5pm. Visitors will find more than forty historic vehicles and many other exhibits here, including models, photographs, historical documents, tickets and transport plans.

27.4.2009 —

19.2.2024 — Rada hl. m. Prahy schválila poskytnutí 22 milionů korun na zajištění marketingových kampaní na podporu příjezdového cestovního ruchu. Za tyto finance zajistí organizace Prague City Tourism různé kampaně a další navazující propagaci, která si klade za cíl přilákat do metropole turisty nejen ze zahraničí, ale i různých částí České republiky. Dva miliony korun jsou určeny přímo na připomenutí 100. výročí úmrtí Franze Kafky a výročí 200 let od narození Bedřicha Smetany.

23.5.2011 —

30.11.2011 — There are many ways how to travel in Prague: the beauty of the city can be explored by tram, metro, bus, boat, funicular, taxi, car or bike. The most comfortable way to travel in the historical centre is the public transport, which can take you almost anywhere. It is cheap and quick. Travelling by car is recommended only exceptionally.

8.8.2011 —

27.5.2005 —

23.6.2020 — Prague Music Festival ('Praha Žije Hudbou') will take place between the 25th and 27th of June. 150 musicians will take part in the fifth year of the street art festival, playing in the streets, squares and parks of Prague. Do you appreciate live music in the streets? Are you familiar with the feeling of listening to a great band in the city centre with your friends and family, enjoying an unforgettable evening? This is what Prague Music Festival is all about.

20.11.2015 —

24.6.2020 — Ever since the national emergency was declared on the 12th of March, cycling has been the only increasingly popular mode of transport in the streets of Prague. Will this become a permanent trend, even as life in the Czech capital slowly returns to normal?

9.9.2024 — V pilotní fázi bude možné kartu využít pro návštěvu památek v Kutné Hoře, pokud se spolupráce osvědčí, bude její působnost rozšířena i do dalších míst.

6.9.2023 —

25.3.2014 — Pražská turistická karta – tzv. PRAGUE CARD zahajuje od dubna letošního roku dosud nejširší program ve své historii. Kromě řady výhod v podobě průvodcovských služeb či bezplatné návštěvy do turistických objektů především nabídne novinku - bezplatné využití dopravy v rámci pražské MHD.

2.7.2007 — information from the yearbooks Prague Environment 2006, 2005 and 2004

16.1.2019 — From the 15th to the 20th of January, Prague cinemas present a festival, which introduces some of the best current Iranian films. The festival, simply called 'Írán:ci' (Iranians), features films projected with English subtitles. It opens on the 15th of January at 8pm in the Lucerna cinema, with a dark comedy 'Pig', one of the most successful Iranian movies of the year. The director Mani Haghighi, whose movies 'About Elly' and 'Dragon Arrives!' were successful in previous years of the festival, will introduce the film.

27.8.2019 — The "widowed" Siberian tiger Rádža is getting a new partner. The tigress Arila came to Prague from Germany and can be seen in the enclosure at the top of the zoo.

23.3.2020 — Due to the coronavirus pandemic, you do not currently have the opportunity to visit exhibitions and museums in the Czech capital; however, you can still enjoy online tours and art from the comfort of your own home. For example, the City of Prague Museum is offering online exhibitions and tutorials for children.