Pleasure and Leisure.
Prague is home to a vibrant cultural life - a real kaleidoscope of events, performances, shows and festivals. From poetry readings and chamber music recitals to rap, hip-hop and rock concerts, the city offers something for everybody - every day of the year.
For lovers of classical music and opera it is a veritable feast, whilst theatregoers too can choose from a rich offering of traditional and avant-garde plays and musicals.
Schwarzenberg Palace.
Since late 2007 the reconstructed palace houses a new permanent exhibition. Perhaps the most imposing Renaissance building in Prague, constructed between 1545 and 1563, the Schwarzenberg Palace once exhibited a collection...
Museum of Decorative Arts.
Founded in 1885, the Museum of Decorative Arts strives to preserve European decorative art and conceptually walks that thin line between art and functionality. Housed in a fin-de-siècle building , the museum permanently shows...
Classical.
Oratorio, Symphony, Chamber Concert and Recital – every genre is represented here in venues that are as magnificent and beautiful as the music that awaits you. Perhaps not as prominently at the forefront of classical music as its...
Rugby.
There is a Czech Rugby League. And there are even more amateur clubs, if you want to get in yourself. The link below leads you to more information; the Czech version of the website has more information including rules and...
One Stop.
Malls, the American way of leisurely shopping, have long-reached Europe and also Prague can boast itself with impressive shopping malls and department stores. If you need anything – anything! – the following addresses...
