EXPERIENCE INDIA at the Angel

Tucked inside Koruna Palace (Palác Koruna) on Wenceslas Square, Peony Asian Fusion is one of those new spots that tries to solve a very Prague problem: your group can’t agree on dinner. The concept is broad on purpose—a modern take on Vietnamese, Japanese and Thai flavors, built around shareable plates, sushi, and a lively bar program.

Located in Prague’s elegant Vinohrady district on Myslíkova 20, Lola is a recent addition to the city’s vibrant tapas scene, bringing a slice of Spanish flavour and conviviality to the Czech capital. Lola blends authentic tapas, vermouth, and warm hospitality into a cosy, stylish environment that’s perfect for all occasions— an afternoon aperitivo, a leisurely dinner, or a relaxed evening with friends.

A place where nothing is forbidden and where even the biggest lambs become nocturnal animals. If Mirek Dušín were to enter this establishment, he would become a rock star. Do you want to experience a really wild party that you cannot get home from until dawn? Harly’s Bar will not disappoint.

"Isn't it too hot in Egypt during the summer?" - this is by far the most common question people ask before booking a holiday by the Red Sea in July and August. However, the honest answer is a bit more nuanced and interesting than just "yes." Certainly, air temperatures reach high values during this period, but the sea is beautifully warm, the water clarity is absolutely exceptional, and the prices of trips are among the most attractive in the summer season. This article will thoroughly address the main myths, answer your concerns, and help you decide whether summer Egypt is the right choice for you.

Summer at the cinema can be more than just a movie experience. Cinema City has launched its annual summer competition "Win All Summer" starting July 3rd, where every visit turns into points and those into rewards - from popcorn and free tickets to weekly prizes from partners and the grand prize of a six-month rental of a Volvo XC60 or a trip to Gothenburg.

In the historic Josefov district of Prague 1 lies a small piece of Korea, the restaurant Praha Matzip. The Korean word “matzip” refers to a place known for delicious food, and that’s exactly what Matzip serves its guests every day.