Place:
Pragulic - Poznej Prahu jinak!
Date:
11/12/2026 07:00:00
Price:
450.00 EUR
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About what it was like growing up in 1990s Prague, experimenting with your sexuality, drugs, and discovering your different orientation.
You may know the movie Mandragora, which depicts child gay prostitution. Karel was growing up at that time and personally knew some of the characters on which the movie was based, and even briefly appeared in the movie as an extra. He knows how things were back then, he himself filmed gay porn, and he was very familiar with the Oáza club where Mandragora was filmed.
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Autumn has juice. And also something crunchy.
Onion soup with cheese croquette, royal oyster mushrooms in unexpected company, and veal crepinette based on a recipe over a century old. The October menu at TADY CHUTNÁ has a weakness for honest sauces, autumn flavors, and contrasts that invite one bite to lead to another. This time, the chef's tips are two: oyster mushrooms and Esterházy crepinette.
Autumn in Prague and beyond: Day trips, festivals and outdoor adventures
Discover Prague and the Czech countryside this autumn, from scenic river viewpoints and Mumlava Waterfall to white deer at Žleby. Enjoy the city’s Signal Festival, celebrate St. Martin’s Day with young wine and roast goose, or try an adventure beyond the usual tourist routes.
BISTRO KAREL: EVERYTHING YOU COULD HOPE FOR FROM WINTER IN PRAGUE
For a romantic winter escape beyond Prague’s busy historic centre, head to the gardens of Troja Chateau. Just 15 minutes away, Bistro Karel offers a cosy retreat with a light, welcoming interior, modern seasonal cooking and fragrant speciality coffee. Prague Zoo, the Botanical Garden and the gallery at Troja Chateau are all close by, making it an ideal stop during a day in Troja.
KUTNÁ HORA: A WINTER ESCAPE FROM PRAGUE
Looking for a different side of the Czech Republic beyond Prague? In winter, Kutná Hora slows down and reveals a quieter kind of charm. From November to December, its historic centre brings together medieval architecture, Advent traditions, music, design and the scent of mulled wine. With fewer visitors than in summer, it is an ideal time to explore the city’s heritage at a more relaxed pace.
Where to eat in Prague: Restaurants, cafés and local flavours
Explore Prague’s food scene, from specialty coffee and artisan bakeries to Czech restaurants, neighborhood bistros, and perfectly poured lagers. Discover places to pause between sights, sample traditional pastries, or linger over brunch, plus a countryside tasting experience featuring locally farmed snails and truffles.
A story, an artwork, and a piece of history in one book: Kick the can and dance for two days – 100 years of the ROXY phenomenon on 500+ pages.
A book that captivates you even before you open it. "Kick the Can and Dance for Two Days" is a beautiful, lavish publication that transforms the history of the famous Prague club Roxy into an impressive story of Czech music culture and alternative scenes. With over 500 pages, it features hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and archival materials, memories, and interviews with dozens of personalities.