In the exhibition 1918–1938, we will look at how our image of the First Republic meets various perspectives offered by specific artworks of that time.
How do we envision the First Republic today and where do our ideas come from? From films and literature, visual materials, family stories, or school history lessons? The period between 1918 and 1938 is often associated with democracy, modernization, and cultural development. In the exhibition 1918–1938: The First Republic, we will explore how this image intersects with various perspectives offered by specific artworks as well as the history of their creation or collection.
Seven days, five different evenings: Lenny, club night for 250 CZK, The Shabs, LP, and the thirtieth anniversary of Ohm Square. A practical selection based on what you feel like and how much you want to spend on a ticket.
Mexican holiday, butcher's craft, young wines, and tartare week. We have selected five November stops in Prague and added dates, prices, and the difference between free entry and paid tasting.
Six tips for November indoors: free photography, new exhibitions at the New Town Hall, the last chance to see Faust, and a pre-Christmas pop-up in Letná. We include dates, admission fees, and opening hours.
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.
If you’re looking for something different from traditional Czech cuisine, Isaac’s BBQ offers a taste of authentic American barbecue right in the Prague center.
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.
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