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Do you remember the movie "Inheritance or Kurvahošigutntág"? Would you like to experience a journey around the world like Mr. Košťál, but even hotter and more luxurious? Then come spend an evening at the comfortably furnished Neon nightclub and strip bar in the center of Prague, where there is no shortage of beautiful, high-class girls. Whether you enjoy the company of the local escorts or just sit at the bar with a drink or comfortably in the leather sofas, rest assured that you will want to repeat this ride.

Prague will transform into a world ballet metropolis on August 16 and 17, 2025. The second edition of the Bubeníček International Ballet Gala will bring stars from leading global stages, a top Japanese company, and choreographies that the Czech audience will see for the very first time to the Hybernia Theatre. The project is organized by one of the most significant Czech dancers and choreographers, Jiří Bubeníček, whose work has achieved success on stages across Europe and Asia.

This year's Summer Letná will not only be about new circus and unforgettable performances. In the heart of the festival, a tropical oasis will once again grow with exotic rum cocktails, the intoxicating scent of mint, a colorful shooting gallery, and an atmosphere that will transport you to the other side of the world. The Chill & Drink arena of the legendary spirit Warehouse #1, along with the colorful Fever-Tree Gin&Tonic LOVE SPOT, will be open daily from 2 PM to 10 PM until August 31.

Prague. A city of hundreds of towers, romantic streets, and historical monuments that attract millions of visitors each year. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Old Town Square… these are all places with an unforgettable atmosphere. But what if you’re looking for something more? What if you want to experience a good dose of adrenaline along with history and take home memories that go beyond ordinary tourist photos? Prague also has its second, bolder face that is waiting to be discovered.

On September 4th, in the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum, the Prague Philharmonia will kick off its 32nd concert season with works by W.A. Mozart, C. Saint-Saëns, J. Haydn, and F. Schubert. The soloist of the evening will be the charismatic Macedonian pianist Simon Trpčeski. The orchestra will be conducted by its chief conductor and music director Emmanuel Villaume.

NeverMore68 At the Exhibition Grounds – a festival about freedom and truth brings discussions, exhibitions, and especially facts and stories from a time that must never be forgotten.