The restaurant U Tří zlatých hvězd on Malostranské náměstí invites you to sit in a historic interior with 16th-century paintings or in the garden with a view of St. Nicholas Church. It offers traditional Czech cuisine, pizza, burgers, salads, desserts, cocktails, and chilled beer. An interesting feature is a replica of the Mouth of Truth. The friendly staff speaks several languages. It is an ideal stop on the way to Prague Castle.

For the third time, the multi-genre festival Midsummer Tunes invites you to celebrate the summer solstice at the magical Klůček beach by Lake Mácha. On June 20-21, 2025, it will offer a program full of Irish/Celtic music, world music, folk, and related genres. Visitors can also look forward to an authentic Celtic village, thematic workshops, lectures, craft stalls, and a traditional fire ritual at sunset.

The Holešovice Market is like a living organism that has been breathing with Prague for over a century. A place where raw history meets pulsating modernity. Former slaughterhouses, an animal market, and a vegetable paradise – today a scene for culture, food, and community, celebrating 130 years since its establishment this year. From April 24 to May 14, a series of events will take place here, uniquely connecting the most interesting aspects of the past and present. Expect experiences that will surprise, delight, and inspire you. Time for the gastro performance BEEF, the aroma of old recipes, and futuristic flavors. Time for an open pop-up café with a reading room and an authentic menu. Time for concerts that will animate Hall 17, and an exhibition that will take you on a journey through time to the very top of the water tower.

Sun, crystal-clear water, exotic tastes and scents, palm trees, reggae and Latino rhythms – this summer at Aquapalace Prague will be in the spirit of the Caribbean. The symbolic opening of the summer season took place at the venue in Čestlice with the participation of well-known personalities, including actresses and presenters Alice Bendová and Eva Decastelo, as well as actor Jan Komínek. The exotic summer was kicked off with a dance performance by Veronika Lálová, a multiple Czech champion in salsa, and a new summer song in a Caribbean vibe from the popular girl group Lollipopz was also performed.

Kutná Hora will be the venue for the A Day of Sound festival on Saturday, June 14, 2025, organized this year by the Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region (GASK) as part of the celebrations for the 30th anniversary of the city's inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The festival will connect music and visual arts in the spaces of three historical sites – the Jesuit college, the Chapel of the Body of Christ, and St. James' Church. Visitors can expect concerts of both old and contemporary music, audiovisual performances, sound and art-filled walks, as well as music workshops for children. A special space will be dedicated to a "sound cinema" in the baroque pharmacy of the Jesuit college and a site-specific video projection in St. James' Church.

Travel back with us a few decades and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of cabaret! The Czech Cabaret Show brings a captivating full-length performance combining elements of cabaret, theater, burlesque, vaudeville, and traditional circus. The most famous cabaret and musical numbers will amaze you with their original interpretation, rich stage design, and beautiful costumes. The cast of the cabaret consists of charming showgirls and dancers, leading Czech musical singers, elite performers, circus artists, and acrobats. All of this is enhanced by oversized props and stage effects.