Dvořák's Prague

With the arrival of the summer months, cultural life moves outdoors. Although the theater holidays are here, boredom is definitely not on the horizon – the main festival season is kicking off. If you and your friends are already planning where to enjoy the best atmosphere together this year, our overview of the top festivals will make your decision easier.

The winter season at Klínovec was one of the longest in recent years. Skiing was available for a total of 136 days – from November until mid-April. While many European resorts ended their season due to a lack of snow, the slopes at Klínovec remained open.

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, thanks to the continued support of the PPF Foundation, is further expanding its program for film professionals. It creates new opportunities for networking, presenting upcoming projects, and discussing key challenges in the current audiovisual environment. The Film Industry program is divided into two complementary parts – Cinematic Focus and Screen Focus – which respond to the changing needs of audiovisual professionals in Central Europe. This year's Industry Days will once again take place in the space of the Imperial Baths, from Sunday, July 5, to Wednesday, July 8.

Metropole Zličín invites you to Asian Days – a three-day festival full of flavors, colors, scents, and authentic experiences. From May 15 to 17, 2026, the center will transform into an Asian district, full of cherry blossoms and lanterns, where visitors will embark on a journey across Asia and experience its atmosphere with all their senses. Throughout the event, a diverse program will be prepared, showcasing the best of local traditions – from dances and martial arts demonstrations to musical performances and themed workshops, as well as rich gastronomy.

Třebíč is not just "another entry on the UNESCO list." It is a fascinating organism where two faiths have intertwined for centuries in close proximity, where the industrial revolution smelled of pine bark, and where even an ordinary water tower looks like something out of a fairy tale. If you are looking for a place that will surprise you at every corner and offer a depth that you won't find elsewhere, welcome to Třebíč and discover its secrets.

Klínovec is mostly associated with winter, but as soon as the snow melts, it transforms into one of the most interesting places for an active day in the mountains. The Klínovec Trail Park offers over 30 kilometers of groomed trails of varying difficulty and is one of the largest of its kind in the Czech Republic. What does this mean in practice? Simply put – a place where a complete beginner, a family with children, and an experienced rider looking for a challenge can all enjoy the ride.