Vyhledávání

17.5.2019 — Statistics 2018

22.5.2019 — 9 days, 19 countries, 52 productions, 242 performances - this is the popular English-language and non-verbal theatre festival, celebrating its eighteenth anniversary in the Czech Republic.

25.3.2005 —

11.4.2009 —

3.1.2019 — Štefánikova hvězdárna (The Štefánik Observatory), Planetárium Praha (The Prague Planetarium) and Hvězdárna Ďáblice (The Ďáblice Observatory) have a new platform. They no longer need to be individually searched for under long and confusing names, as was the case in the past. Now, you can find them under one name: Planetum, with a single webpage and a unified presentation.

30.12.2018 — Štefánikova hvězdárna (The Štefánik Observatory), Planetárium Praha (The Prague Planetarium) and Hvězdárna Ďáblice (The Ďáblice Observatory) have a new platform. They no longer need to be individually searched for under long and confusing names, as was the case in the past. Now, you can find them under one name: Planetum, with a single webpage and a unified presentation.

10.6.2005 —

15.1.2020 — The year 2020 in Prague Zoo will be dedicated to the 'Animal Days' project. The zoo will focus on a different species every month. January is for zebras!

23.4.2020 — The Art Parking project will be launched in two locations in Prague on Friday the 24th of April. Art Parking is a multi-genre festival that aims to offer dozens of theatre performances, concerts, and film screenings from now until the end of June.

29.7.2019 — On the 31st of July, reggae musician, and eight-time Grammy award winner, Ziggy Marley, will perform in Prague for the first time. His latest studio album was nominated for another Grammy and it is a call for community, activism and love.

31.7.2012 —

4.9.2020 — 'Katana Masuri 2020', the Festival of Swords or 'Slavnost mečů' in Czech, takes place in the Czech Police Museum once every three years. This year's fifth festival will take place on the 6th of September and will once again introduce not only the Japanese sword, but also Japanese culture to the public. The event covers a wide range of topics, from Europe to Asia, from the historical Middle Ages to fencing today.