February 2, 2010 -To make sure you get your tickets on time, we here offer a sampling of upcoming concerts in Prague, with a range of styles and musical directions. … more
February 2, 2010 -Although Chopin was of French-Polish origin, the Czech Republic will join the celebration of bicentennial of the famous composer's birth. And what better occasion to point out that his piano teacher was a Czech?… more
February 2, 2010 -The first year of the international festival Circus, Circus, which will introduce the cream of European circus art, will be held in Incheba Arena on 13th and 14th February.… more
February 2, 2010 -Tickets are now on sale for the 65th Prague Spring festival of classical music. This must-see event for music lovers takes place May 12 to June 4. … more
January 19, 2010 -The Prague Playhouse starts the new year with several productions of Shepard's classic play, starting January 21… more
January 19, 2010 -The second annual Prague Wine Week is upon us. Until January 24, restaurants and will join with the festival's partners to offer wine tastings and the special menus featuring top wines. Vintners will also be on hand to present their wines.… more
January 19, 2010 -Holiday On Ice will present five performances in Prague from January 22 to 24, 2010, at the O2 Arena. … more
19 January 2010 -The one-week Eurocarnival 2010 (Jan. 15th to 23rd) will make Prague more colourful than is usual for the month of January. … more
January 25, 2010 -After the 2010 Ski de Tour, the snow at Strahov Stadium remains open to the public, offering a welcome place to do some cross-country skiing.… more
January 11, 2010 -The final stretch of the ten-day Tour de Ski cross-country race was a spectacular event. The skiers had to make their way up the steep downhill Alpe Cermis slope in France’s Val di Fiemme. And the winner – for the second time in the competition’s four-year history – was Czech athlete Lukáš Bauer.… more
January 11, 2010 -The January 14 Depeche Mode concert may be hopelessly sold out, but the local Depeche Mode Friends fan club is holding its traditional after-party. This year's party will be at the Retro Music Hall.… more
January 11, 2010 -Patrik Berger, the last Czech footballer to play on the 1992 Euro vice champion team, has called it quits. His great friend Vladimír Šmicer recently ended his career as well, as did Pavel Nedvěd, and Berger was growing tired of dealing with his injured knee.… more
January 11, 2010 -Do you like downhill or cross-country skiing? In the Czech mountains, you can enjoy both. The skiing season starts in November, but the best snow conditions are right now. So go for it – after all, the mountains are just an hour’s drive from Prague. Discovering the Czech Republic is easy – all you have to do is remember one address: www.a-tout-prague.com.… more
January 6, 2010 -Two-meter tall giant Jan Koller, one of the best Czech footballers and all-time leading goal scorer for the Czech national team, has transferred to French third-division team AS Cannes.… more
January 5, 2010 -On January 1, 2010, the Czech Republic became the first country in the EU to introduce the obligation of a breathalyzer test any time the police pull you over. What better occasion for us to point out some of the rules to be respected on Czech roads, should you decide to travel the country by car.… more
January 5, 2010 -Although only a few sections of track in the Czech Republic allow speeds of 160 km/h and tracks capable of tolerating travel at 200 km/h are still in the planning stage, Czech train service has been speeding up. The fastest train in the country is now officially the tilt-technology Pendolino, whose average speed between Praha and Ostrava is 120 km/h, meaning that it travels between the capital and the country’s third-largest city (a distance of 356 km) in just under three hours.… more
