BTC Prague 2026

Located in Prague’s iconic Masaryčka building, designed by Zaha Hadid, FUZE is the only restaurant in the Czech Republic with its own glass brewhouse — brewing fresh, unfiltered beer right inside the dining room. It’s an experience you won’t find anywhere else.

From Thursday, October 2 to Tuesday, October 7, 2025, the entire republic will come alive with architecture. For the fifteenth time, Architecture Day is being held, a festival that opens the doors to buildings that are usually inaccessible, invites walks, lectures, and unconventional experiences. This year's theme is "That Architecture" – a female perspective in architecture, from the early pioneers of the First Republic to contemporary female architects. The event is organized by the Prague association Kruh, and in Olomouc and its surroundings, the association Za krásnou Olomouc is participating with the AMOP project (Architectural Manual of the Přerov District) and the Rudolf Eitelberger Award. This year's program is fine-tuned to the last detail, so let's introduce it in detail.

Sandstone towers, quiet trails, mysterious rock cities, and canyons where the sound of the stream mingles with the scent of the forest. Czech Switzerland is made for autumn holidays and extended weekends when you want to slow down – and yet experience something extraordinary. We have tips for you that will delight lovers of breathtaking views, families with children, and those seeking peace in the heart of nature.

A unique model made of LEGO® bricks is heading to the Černý Most Shopping Center in Prague, which will delight not only Formula 1® fans but also lovers of iconic building blocks. From September 18 to 28, visitors to the Černý Most Shopping Center will have the opportunity to admire a life-sized model of the Ferrari SF-24 racing car.

Is there anything better than ending a work phase with a proper company event, where you can finally enjoy some "normal" time with colleagues? Sure, we see each other all year round, but there’s an undeniable charm when we can hang our work selves in the cloakroom and just have fun for a while. Without worries and obligations.

The Golden Cross delicacies have been part of the Prague gastro scene for over a hundred years. Since 1916, Alois Zoufalý has been attracting visitors with luxurious sandwiches featuring lobster and champagne. Later, a different era came – generations of Prague residents still remember the ham sandwich on salad, 150 grams of Russian salad with a roll, or traditional pastries. However, gradually the Golden Cross lost its luster, and when it finally closed in 2024, the media wrote about the end of an era.