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27.6.2024 — Představitelé hlavního města, zaměstnanci Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy i veřejnost dnes v poledne vyrazili z Mariánského náměstí na symbolický charitativní běh kolem budovy Nové radnice.

31.5.2016 — Magistrát hlavního města Prahy v čele s primátorkou Adrianou Krnáčovou ukončil druhý ročník charitativních běhů Run and Help, neboli „Běhání, které pomáhá“. Akce proběhla  dnes 31. května ve 12:30 na Mariánském náměstí v Praze. Projekt Run and Help zaštiťuje Konto Bariéry.

29.6.2017 — Konto Bariéry ukončilo třetí ročník charitativního běhu Run and Help, neboli Běhání, které pomáhá. Do projektu se v roce 2017 zapojilo 70 skupin z celé České republiky. Běhaly mateřské, základní a střední školy, ale i firmy či party kamarádů. Celkový výtěžek překonal loňský rekord. Vybralo se přes 1,3 milionu korun pro děti s handicapem.

14.6.2018 — Magistrát hlavního města Prahy v čele s primátorkou Adrianou Krnáčovou ukončí čtvrtý ročník Run and Help, neboli "Běhání, které pomáhá". Akce proběhne 15. června ve 12 hodin na Mariánském náměstí v Praze. Projekt Run and Help zaštiťuje Konto Bariéry, ambasadorem je sprinter Pavel Maslák.

10.4.2020 — The number of volunteers who have registered at the Czech Red Cross tents in Mariánské Square continues to increase. A total of 3,164 volunteers had registered by the 8th of April. Prague is now able to expand its offer of help to families who have children with special needs. As services for them are now limited and special schools are closed, the situation is more challenging than before.

16.10.2020 — As a result of the further government regulations in relation to the coronavirus pandemic, Prague Zoo in Troja has had to close again. The zoo currently expects to close for 17 days, which means a big loss for the zoo. How can you help? Although Prague Zoo is largely funded by Prague City Hall, its resources are limited. Therefore, the zoo is asking the public for help.

19.9.2023 — Tříletá Verunka trpící vzácným nervosvalovým onemocněním obdržela dnes od vedení hlavního města šek s finanční pomocí. Na pomoc Verunce přispívali zaměstnanci Magistrátu hl. m. Prahy v rámci charitativní akce Run and Help, celkem přispěli 56 961 korun.

27.1.2021 — Thanks to cooperation between Prague and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, the first technological aids from Taiwan will arrive at Prague schools this week. Robots will help in lessons for lower grades at the grammar school in Čakovice, while spectrum analysers will be utilised at the Secondary Industrial School of Electrical Engineering in Ječná. This is the pilot phase of joint projects that Prague is preparing in cooperation with Taiwan. Cooperation projects in the field of education are being prepared, with their implementation planned for this year. These include digitisation in the field of children's education, IT innovation and climate change awareness.

30.11.2019 — Actions to help homeless people survive the freezing weather are starting to take place in Prague this winter. Unlike in previous years, the city is allowing people with dogs to stay warm at night, whereas they were previously refused in dormitories. There are also more facilities available for those with health issues. The municipal police are taking part in the winter measures along with the social services.

28.6.2020 — Prague City Technology has been adding QR codes to the metal identification tags on public lighting, which will make it easier to report a lighting issue or an illegal advertisement. The codes will help emergency workers, as well as residents and tourists, navigate Prague.

8.5.2020 — Hana Třeštíková, Prague Councillor for Culture and Tourism, will propose another measure to support culture in the Czech capital to Prague City Council. This time, the financial help will be used to support the visual arts.

18.8.2020 — "In April, together with GoOut, we sold tickets to non-existent shows in order to help to keep our culture alive. And because the time when almost NOTHING cultural happened is, hopefully, behind us, now Prague can experience SOMETHING in the last weekend of September. As an expression of gratitude to supporters and fans, cultural organisations all over Prague are preparing special events and programmes. It will be a celebration of the return and revival of culture and I look forward to seeing theatres and clubs full of fans soon," Hana Třeštíková, Prague Councillor for Culture and Tourism, said.

14.1.2020 — On Monday, the 6th of January, Prague Zoo announced that they have started a collection to help the Australian fauna threatened by fires. Over one million CZK has already been collected. 160,000 CZK of this, which comes from the "Three Crowns of Entry Fee" project, has already headed to the Bushfire Emergency Wildlife Fund managed by Zoos Victoria, after being approved by Prague City Council on the 10th of January.

17.4.2020 — Even without visitors, life goes on in the zoo. However, it is difficult for the zoo to keep running without the significant income from entrance tickets. How can we help? One of the options is a virtual adoption. This year, you can adopt even a baby elephant!

29.12.2018 — The prestigious international youth ice hockey tournament O Vánoční puk will be played in Tipsport Arena in Holešovice from the 27th of December to the 29th of December. This event is funded by the charity Nadace HCS.

8.7.2020 — Mayors of the capitals of the Visegrad Group (V4) countries have signed an open letter to the European Council. In it, they call for financial support, declaring their commitment to approach the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to seek smart solutions that improve quality of life and to overcome the challenges of climate change.

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31.10.2019 — Prague's integrated public transport system will soon undergo several changes. The development of the D metro line and new tram lines, large-capacity, convenient and comfortable transport, remains a priority. As regards bus lines, the city of Prague is preparing to adjust timetables in response to occupancy issues, especially in the quiet months of January and February, in order to make bus transport more effective.

10.3.2020 — 'Greetings from Fukushima' is a German drama which will be screened on the 11th of March in the Goethe-Institut in Prague. The award-winning film deals with the consequences of a nuclear disaster and interpersonal relationships.

31.3.2017 — Amatérské běhání je fenomén posledních let. V průběhu dubna a května si vyberte jakýkoliv den, kdy přerušíte výuku, práci nebo jinou činnost a na hodinku se proběhnete. Zároveň si zvolíte libovolnou částku, kterou každý účastník věnuje za uběhnutý kilometr, sto metrů, kolečko nebo ulici.

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30.6.2020 — Prague wants to thank its residents by offering them an opportunity to visit selected museums and galleries with a 50% discount over the summer holidays. All you have to do is to show your Lítačka Card.

3.8.2019 — The revitalisation of the western part of Central Park in Chodov, Prague 11, carried out by 'Lesy hl. m. Prahy' (Prague City Forests) since spring 2018, was completed recently.

3.4.2020 — Czech libraries are closed, but you can download books in Czech and English, legally and for free, from electronic resources.

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7.1.2010 — Prague Contact Centre (also called Prague City Hall Information Line) has been set up for Prague citizens to facilitate their communication with Prague City Hall, individual city districts and organizations.

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31.3.2021 — Prague City Hall, together with the Brainz Studios creative group, has today presented the globally unique service called Brejlando. It will offer experimental theatre experiences to its spectators in virtual reality (VR). With the help of state-of-the-art technologies and borrowed VR glasses, everyone can immerse in watching selected performances from Prague theatres from the comfort of their homes, as well as from a completely new angle - right from the stage, in close vicinity to the actors. The service is intended to help theatres and their fans overcome these difficult times of limited operation. However, at the same time, the initiators believe that they are establishing a new international trend that can become a permanent part of the theatres' offer.

31.5.2020 — On the 6th and 7th of June, Prague City Gallery invites you to visit the Troja Château Gardens, the gallery's first public event after the reopening, as part of the Open Gardens Weekend.

20.9.2019 — LUSTR, the international festival of contemporary illustration, takes place from the 19th to the 24th of September in Campus Hybernská. This year, the theme of the festival is freedom. The festival is an exhibition of current original illustration. Both the main and accompanying programmes point out key issues in today's society.

16.9.2019 — European Mobility Week is the world's largest sustainable mobility campaign. The campaign, which has been held since 2002, will take place from the 16th to the 22ndof September. European Mobility Week is organised in dozens of European cities as an initiative of the European Commission. It aims to offer city inhabitants alternative modes of transport, and to show them ways to travel around the city quickly and cleverly.

29.6.2020 — 'Thank you Czech technicians' is an exhibition in the National Technical Museum, which expresses their gratitude to Czechs technicians for their help during the coronavirus pandemic. The exhibition will be open in the museum building in Letná until the 30th of September.

9.4.2020 — Going to sport centres has become impossible due to the coronavirus pandemic, and exercising outdoors is even limited at the moment. However, thanks to modern technology, there is no need to despair. You can stretch your body properly in the comfort of your own home.

19.5.2020 — Prague Planetarium has put together various entertaining and educational space-themed activities to help you get through the tedium of the enforced restrictions. Planetariums and observatories are places of never-ending curiosity, allowing you to get to know the universe from Earth.

26.9.2019 — RefuFest is a festival that creates space for people from all over the world to meet and express solidarity with refugees. Discover other cultures thanks to music, dance, theatre and other forms of cultural expression. The festival will take place in Invalidovna in Karlín in Prague on the 27th and 28th of September, while Thursday the 27th of September is reserved for schools.

28.10.2020 — Prague Planetarium and the Štefánik Observatory commence another two-year course in astronomy. Those who complete the course successfully will have an opportunity to work in the Astronomy Club of the Štefánik Observatory. The two-year astronomical course has been held for over 50 years and offers the participants basic knowledge of modern astronomy along with knowledge of the night sky and the basics of working with astronomical instruments.

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17.4.2020 — Due to the coronavirus crisis, the cultural scene has been forced to move online from theatres, clubs, museums and concert halls. A platform that brings online cultural content together has recently been created. The project, launched on the 12th of April, is called 'Kultura doma'('Culture at Home').

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1.12.2018 — Republic Square 1. - 30.12.2018 Wenceslas Square 1.12.2018 - 6.1.2019 Old Town Square 1.12.2018 - 6.1.2019

23.6.2005 — úvodní text k rubrice s praktickými informacemi pro cizince s dlouhodobým pobytem v Praze

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19.8.2019 — The exhibition, entitled 'Jenda Rajman's Camera' ('Fotoaparátem Jendy Rajmana'), that is on in Invalidovna, Prague, documents Czech participation on the Italian front during the First World War.

7.4.2020 — A nationwide project to support theatres, concert halls, clubs and artists has been launched. 'NIC' tickets have been on sale since the 1st of April. 'Nic' means 'nothing' in Czech and that is the aim of this project - as cultural events cannot take place, cultural institutions and artists need your support. According to Hana Třeštíková, Prague City Councillor for Culture, Czech people are inventive, so instead of simply asking for donations, they came up with a plan to sell tickets for 'non-existing' cultural events, which will (not) take place on the 1st of May.

23.8.2007 — Humanitární organizace Hand for Help, o.p.s Liberec se rozhodla poskytnout pomoc oblastem postiženým přírodní katastrofou, která svým dopadem předčí mimo jiné i katastrofální tsunami na Srí Lance, kde se humanitární pomoci účastnila i skupina vyslaná touto organizací. Ničivá povodeň do Asie přišla na den přesně 5 let poté, kdy i Čechy potkala tato hrůzná zkušenost. Pět let před tím obdobnou zkušenost učinily i města a obce a jejich obyvatelé na Moravě. O katastrofě v Indii a Bangladéši se v naší republice doposud moc nemluvilo, snad právě proto si zaslouží pozornost a nutnost pomoci potřebným.

23.8.2019 — As in previous years, Čajomír Fest, the 11th annual international tea festival, will offer two days of tea tasting, food, workshops, children's activities, music, relaxation, pottery and much more. You can enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of the festival on the 24th and 25th of August at Vyšehrad.

30.4.2020 — One hundred and thirty animals from over forty species have been born in Prague Zoo since it closed on the 13th of March 2020. With other animals still giving birth, including the rare Malayan tapir, zookeepers are wondering when the public will get to see them.

27.10.2020 — Technická správa komunikací hl. m. Prahy (TSK) announced two public contracts for the restoration of Prague's Libeň Bridge, management of the construction and coordination of the entire project. The aim of the first contract is to select a supplier of the construction works and related design and engineering services. The selection process will be carried out in accordance with the FIDIC - Yellow Book conditions (Design & Build project type). The second public contract aims to find a suitable construction manager and project coordinator.

5.4.2019 — 'Lanové centrum Loděnice Vltava', the popular adventure park operated by Prague's Youth Centre, is reopening after the winter break on the 7th of April.

6.2.2019 — The inhabitants of Prague greatly appreciate the declining crime rate in the capital every year. This information is based on a survey requested by Prague City Hall, 'Safety Sensitivity Analysis' (Analýza pocitu bezpečí). The survey's results show that 90% inhabitants feel safe in their neighbourhood.

2.12.2011 — For many tourists a visit to a foreign city remains an unforgettable experience full of happy memories. Unfortunately, things can happen anywhere in the world to spoil your visit – the visitor may even become the victim of a crime, may need to seek medical attention or be caught in a fire.

20.5.2005 — News from the 36th meeting of the Council of the City of Prague, 26 November 2004

23.10.2020 — Prague Symphony Orchestra (FOK) will perform Smetana's 'Má vlast' ('My Country') in Obecní dům (Municipal House) for Independent Czechoslovak State Day on the 28th of October. There will be no audience, but the concert will be streamed via the Prague Symphony Orchestra's YouTube channel so it can be seen live all over the world.

23.10.2008 — The answer to this question is very simple, it’s safer and faster than driving and you don’t get stuck looking for parking.

30.1.2019 — One of the most attractive athletic disciplines - the pole vault - will be presented at the international hall meeting Zimní Pražská tyčka on the 9th of February in Strahov. Zimní Pražská tyčka has been held yearly since 1996 and is a sister competition to the international athletics meeting Pražská tyčka. Of course, the best Czech athletes always take part in both meetings.

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14.12.2018 — The largest outdoor ice rink in Prague is in Letná. There is a standard (40x20 meter) rink + an additional separate children's area (10 x 15 meter) at your disposal. Letná piles on comforts offering a heated tent, skate rental and additional activities all free of charge. In the city centre and below the tower