The guided tour with instructor Alexandra Brabcová will focus on the art that originated in medieval monasteries.
Commented tour with lecturer Alexandra Brabcová. Medieval monasteries played an irreplaceable role in the development of education and culture and have often made significant contributions to the history of our country. Church dignitaries and members of royal and noble families commissioned paintings for monastic churches and chapels, many of which are among the most valuable treasures of medieval art preserved in Bohemia. At stops by the Madonna of Zbraslav, the nine panel paintings forming the Vyšší Brod cycle, the Crucifixion of Emmaus, works by the Master of the Třeboň Altarpiece and the Master of the St. George Altarpiece, as well as panels from the Ark commissioned by the Knight Commander Mikuláš Puchner, we will recall the significance of the Cistercian monasteries in Zbraslav and Vyšší Brod, the specific position of the monastery Na Slovanech in Prague's New Town, the work of educated Augustinians in Třeboň, and the role that the St. George Monastery at Prague Castle played in our history. The conclusion of the tour will be dedicated to the work associated with the Order of the Knights of the Red Star, which was founded and in which St. Agnes of Bohemia is permanently honored.
One of the most sought-after world producers and the king of the high-tech minimal genre, German DJ Boris Brejcha, is returning to the Czech Republic. As part of the Reflections world tour, he will perform at the O2 Arena in Prague on Friday, October 2, 2026. For fans of electronic music, it will be the highlight of the season.
Jiří Tregner, known on the scene by his producer and DJ nickname Tigi, is one of the most experienced figures in the domestic electronic scene. He has over 20 years of experience behind the mixing desk, during which he has performed as a DJ and traveled a significant part of the world – from sunny Spain and Croatia through Macedonia to exotic Japan. The domestic audience has seen him on the stages of the largest Czech festivals and indoor events. As a music producer, he is also making waves in the digital world, where his most successful hit has surpassed one million plays on Spotify.
Under the motto To Be or Not to Be, the 15th edition of the Film and Architecture Festival will present an extraordinary collection of films that explore housing from various angles. From Wednesday, September 30 to Monday, October 5, 2026, it will visit Prague, Brno, and more than thirty other cities in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The program will highlight different visions of residents, architects, politicians, and developers regarding the shape of cities and will introduce visionaries who have challenged established concepts of architecture and housing. It will also focus on how the environment around us influences our psyche and interpersonal relationships. "This year's theme touches each of us, so we wanted to create a program that appeals to the widest possible audience. The individual films use diverse filmmaking approaches and capture not only the final appearance of buildings but also the ideas and decisions behind their creation, as well as how people actually live in them," adds festival curator Václav Ševčík.
In the heart of Prague, there is a place that every lover of vintage timepieces must visit. The CLOCK GALLERY is more than just a shop. It is a vintage concept store where people from all over the world gather to find a timeless souvenir of their visit to the Czech capital. In an atmosphere steeped in nostalgia, the finest examples of 20th-century watchmaking craftsmanship come back to life. Their greatest passion is the legendary Czech watch brand PRIM. These iconic models, which have accompanied generations of our ancestors, are currently experiencing a major revival. Here, the belief is that every visitor to the city deserves to carry a piece of fine Czech history on their wrist.
The company party can be a pleasant way to end the year, a celebration of a successful project, and an opportunity to finally meet outside of the work environment. However, for guests to truly enjoy themselves, many things must work in the background – from the suitable space to technical support and good food. The Columna restaurant in Prague's Chodov offers everything in one place and allows for organizing an event according to the number of guests and the specific company's vision.
Anyone who wants to enjoy a proper pizza, aperitivo, and an evening with friends under the open sky before the end of summer should make their way to Holešovice next Thursday, September 3rd. The fourth edition of the traditional Italian pop-up event called PIZZA! PIZZA! POP-UP will take place at the Tržní náměstí in the Holešovice market. From 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, visitors will be offered freshly baked pizza in many varieties, ice cream, prosecco, and specialty coffee. There will also be music, a negroni bar, Italian lessons, and other accompanying programs. Admission is free.
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