Plzeň is no longer just about beer. In June, it will show that it belongs among the cities where ideas, technologies, and new business stories are created.
Discover Prague and its surroundings through remarkable military museums and memorial sites that bring Czech history vividly to life. From the newly reconstructed Army Museum Žižkov and one of Europe’s largest aviation collections in Kbely to the extensive military technology exhibits in Lešany and the powerful National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrichiad, these places offer a deeper look at courage, conflict, resistance and the stories that shaped the country’s modern history.
For the first time since the revolution, visitors can see the complete set of 72 lithographic sheets Documents Décoratifs, created by Alfons Mucha in 1902 in Paris. This exceptional cycle is one of the most important works of European Art Nouveau and represents Mucha's vision of bringing art from galleries into everyday life. The complete cycle of Documents Décoratifs is presented as an extraordinary novelty by the Mucha Museum on Panská Street in Prague.
The Brno Exhibition Centre will transform into a hub of Asian pop culture from May 22 to 24 over the weekend. The 21st edition of Animefest, the largest domestic event of its kind, will this year offer a unique musical experience. The highlight of Saturday's program will be exclusive concerts by the Korean rock band Rolling Quartz and the Japanese punk rockers ASH DA HERO. In addition to musical premieres, visitors can look forward to a traditional flood of cosplay, film premieres, martial arts, a rich lecture program, and exciting competitions.
The way Czech families spend their free time has significantly changed in recent years. More and more parents are looking for activities that allow them to spend time together with their children outside the home, and there is a growing interest in events that can combine fun, movement, and meaningful programs.