A Small Dog Weighing 4 Tons
For two weeks only, a giant statue of a dog called "Small Dog" will be...
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Where the Rolling Stones Played for Free
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American Inspirations of Factory Owner Josef Volman
The Rose Garden and the Pagan Sacrificial Site
What Does the Seat of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Infant Jesus of Prague Have in Common?
A short distance from the Malostranská metro station and in sight across the river from...
Paving Stones To Honor the Memory of the Jews (Jaroslav and Lucie Róna)
"Stones of the disappeared" or "stones that you must not miss" are brass cubes with...
Ocean Liner Over the Rooftops of Wenceslas Square
Let's be honest - anyone who hasn't spent at least one evening in the Great...
Music Concreted in Motion
In 2021, the Czech Philharmonic celebrated 125 years since its foundation - paradoxically at a...
A Triangle of Peace and Relaxation Within Sight of Prague Castle
Just five tram stops from Prague Castle is a triangle of three areas that are...
About a Brewery That Is Only 7 Years Younger Than the “Discovery of America”
Just a short walk from Charles Square is Křemencova Street, which, according to legend, has...
How the Americans Bombed Prague and What It Has To Do With the Dancing House
The Dancing House, also known as Ginger and Fred, is Prague's most famous modern building....
Why Prague Main Railway Station Is and Isn’t Named After the US President Woodrow Wilson
There are two most important railway stations in the center of Prague. Both are named...
Dancers Without Horses
When you enter the garden of the St. Agnes Monastery in the Old Town, you...
A Homestead From the 14th Century and How the Money the Average Prague Resident Would Have Earned in 2600 Years Will Help Terminally Ill Children
It is clear from the photos that these buildings have a rich history, but that...
Defunct Professions, the Names of Which Even Many Czechs Have Trouble Pronouncing
In the past, the area around the Railway Bridge was associated with professions whose names...
The Oldest Escalator in Central and Eastern Europe and a Funicular Powered by Pumping Water
In Na Poříčí Street there were houses called U bílé labutě (At the white swan)...
About the Church, Which is Really Huge Because Too Much Money Was Raised for it in the Collection
To put it simply - in 863, the brothers Cyril and Methodius of Thessaloniki came...
About a Modern Bathroom in the Chapel of a Gothic House and How a Mid-14th Century House Was Almost Demolished
The Stone Bell House on Old Town Square is unmissable. It is an example of...
Coffee in the Pool Where the “Good Soldier Švejk” Used to Swim
The 91st Infantry Regiment of the Austro-Hungarian Army was based in the barracks in Karlín....
Shelter (František Skála)
The Shelter of the sculptor František Skála in the garden of St. Agnes Monastery looks...
An Alley Named After the Place of Executions
That short alley is charming and idyllic in the sunlight, a little mysterious in the...
About a Severed Hand and a Dead Painter
And the prayers worked. His wife and children died of the plague, but the painter...
The First House in Prague and a Dandelion Growing on the Steps of an Art Nouveau Building
If you get off the metro at the Malostranská station, you will find yourself in...
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