Vyhledávání

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.

24.1.2025 — Zastupitelstvo hlavního města Prahy na čtvrtečním jednání schválilo aktualizaci Koncepce Smart Prague.

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?

30.5.2006 — The text is based on the chapter Accidental contaminant spills through the public water supply system published in yearbook Prague Environment 2005.

13.1.2019 — The City of Prague Museum opens an exhibition of dance cards and fans which evoke the atmosphere of the great 19th-century balls.

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24.10.2024 — Ve dnech 25.—28. října se informační centra Prague City Tourism zapojí do 5. ročníku oblíbené akce organizované Asociací turistických informačních center ČR.

16.6.2019 — At the beginning of May, two rare Chacoan peccary piglets (called Wagner's peccary in Czech from their scientific name Catagonus wagner) were born in Prague Zoo. Now visitors can see them with their parents in outside enclosure at the top of the zoo. This is a great zoological event: the Chacoan peccary has existed since prehistoric times and was only known from archaeological evidence until the 1970s.

20.3.2020 — Prague City Hall is limiting its services and is operating exclusively at the counters. New City Hall is closed, and these changes will also affect the City Council's activities.

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.