Stylish Evenings 2025

The Municipal Theater of Mladá Boleslav premiered last week (December 12, 2025) an original play by Kateřina Krobová and Vanda Hybnerová titled "Pokoj" (Room). It is a reality show in which personalities from Czech history compete for erasure from our shared hard drive and ignite a heated debate about who deserves that eternal peace.

In Smíchov, just a few minutes from the center, stands a house that has been welcoming guests for over 310 years. The U Váhy inn is not just another tourist stop in the center – it is a true Prague inn with a family story, honest Czech cuisine, and an atmosphere that makes even a foreigner feel like a regular.

The film adaptation of the cult horror franchise is back! The highly anticipated return to the post-apocalyptic hell and the labyrinth of one's own nightmares will be even more terrifying and tormenting. When James receives a mysterious letter from his lost love Mary, he is drawn back to Silent Hill. The town as they both knew it has changed. It has fallen into darkness. Thus, James must confront not only iconic creatures in his search for Mary but also his own demons, which drives him to the brink of madness. Fear and death are omnipresent. The thought of losing the love of his life is even more horrifying. The film adaptation of the second installment of the Silent Hill game series, which Time magazine ranked among the top 100 video games of all time, will be in Czech cinemas from January 22, 2026, with the subtitle Nightmares.

The massive building of the Clam-Gallas Palace in Husova Street in Prague’s Old Town lies at the crossroads of the important medieval link between Prague Castle and the center of the Old Town, also called the Royal Route, and the ancient road leading to Vyšehrad.

Anyone who has ever traveled abroad knows that even a trip planned down to the last detail can be disrupted by one unexpected moment. When closing the suitcase, one often just thinks, "I hope everything will be fine." Most of the time it is. And that is precisely why it is sometimes forgotten how thin the line is that separates a carefree trip from a moment that can shake even the greatest adventurers.

The permanent exhibition at the Musoleum Gallery features some of the most famous works by David Černý. The space, covering 1,200 square meters and spread over five floors, is filled with the latest pieces, but it also takes visitors back to the beginnings of the artist‘s work. Among the artworks, visitors will find installations that the public has never seen before, as well as displayed designs and architectural projects.