Vyhledávání

19.6.2014 — The vitality of Prague relates not only to the quality of its architecture and performing arts but also to the quality of life of its inhabitants, its level of educational development and the reach of its cultural resonance.

4.4.2001 —

20.4.2020 — Assistance Centres ('Asistenční centrum pomoci') will be established in the Municipal Library of Prague in case of emergencies with a large number of casualties and other major crisis situations. It will primarily serve to provide information and assistance to people affected by an emergency, as well as their loved ones.

15.6.2020 — A special 'culture tram' has begun touring Prague city. From the outside, the tram serves as a moving decoration for the streets of Prague, where it will ride through all year round; inside, it promotes various cultural events taking place in Prague. From time to time, events will also take place on the tram, which will be used as a mobile stage for concerts and theatre performances, or simply as a reading place. "Cultural life is finally slowly awakening after coronavirus. I am pleased that we can arrange cultural activities in this innovative way for the people of Prague too", Hana Třeštíková, Prague City Councillor for Culture and Tourism, said.

10.6.2005 —

6.5.2019 — Prague Golf Challenge is part of the European Challenge Tour, which is the second-tier men's professional golf tour in Europe.

20.5.2019 — On Monday, the 20th of May 2019, Anthony D. Sheridan, a member of the Zoological Society of London, will familiarise visitors of Prague Zoo with endangered primates.

26.5.2006 —

9.4.2001 —

21.12.2020 — Městská společnost Prague City Tourism získá na základě pachtovní smlouvy do správy sedm známých pražských památek, které budou současně vyňaty z hospodaření Muzea hlavního města Prahy. Město si od tohoto kroku slibuje zatraktivnění turistické nabídky v hlavním městě.

19.3.2009 —

28.7.2020 — The internet portal www.vprazejakodoma.cz, which supports tourism in Prague, was launched at the beginning of July. Since then, nearly 600,000 people have visited the web portal, proving the campaign, which aims to reduce the negative economic consequences of coronavirus in tourism, successful.