Experience the St. Nicholas atmosphere in the style of the last century!
Come take a ride on a historic motor train that will take you from Prague through Jarov to Vrané nad Vltavou and back. This special journey is intended for all railway enthusiasts, families with children, and those who want to enjoy an unconventional experience.
Autumn doesn't have to mean the end of the cycling season. While many are already putting their bikes to winter sleep, cycling is still happening in the Ore Mountains. The Trail Park Klínovec offers over 30 kilometers of trails of all difficulty levels, autumn mountain atmosphere, and the last opportunity to enjoy riding with the support of a cable car. The season continues here until November 1st.
Where to go for autumn holidays or a long weekend? The Ore Mountains offer much more than beautifully colored forests. You can look forward to mountain trails, scooters, paths for children, mysterious remnants of old mines, and trips across the border to Germany. Discover the surroundings of Klínovec, where families with children, couples, and groups of friends will find their activities.
The pioneer of Czech burlesque, Angelica G. L’Amour, has been dedicated to it for fifteen years and today, alongside performing, she also teaches and organizes the Bohemian Burlesque Festival. In the interview, she talks about women's self-confidence, the relationship between burlesque and feminism, and why women of all generations find their way to the shows.
Dinosaurs among pumpkins, a spooky airport tour, a costume run, and a big club night. We've selected seven Prague events for this year's Halloween – from family mornings to parties for adults. It includes dates, prices, and links for reservations.
The historic city on the Danube enchants with its medieval streets, famous sausage shop, and Christmas markets. However, anyone who wants to take away a truly exceptional experience should stay at least until Sunday. It is then that one of the oldest boys' choirs in the world – the Regensburger Domspatzen – sings in the local cathedral.
Mělník will belong to film on November 6th and 7th. The first edition of the Mělník Film Festival MEFIF will showcase nearly forty short films by emerging and independent creators over two days. In addition to competitive screenings, it will offer meetings with filmmakers, live podcasts, a debate on the future of film in the age of artificial intelligence, musical performances, film workshops, and other accompanying programs. The festival will take place at several locations in the center of Mělník.
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