BISTRO BAR MOLO BY PLOVÁRNA

Street food and culture? Say yes in Prague! Enjoy the new pop-up concept called “Bistro Bar MOLO by Občanská plovárna at the Vltava riverbank, where gastronomy meets the art. Visitors can experience fine street food dining together with concerts, theatre shows and stand-ups. During the day you can relax at the beach jetty, play sports together with friends or have a picnic with your family, while at night you can attend the open-air parties with DJs.

Radlická kulturní sportovna

Feel like a local where the community rocks! Come and enjoy the real summer vibes in the Prague city center. Industrial space in Radlická street equipped by IKEA, just several steps from Vienna House comes to life and offers an open-air cinema, music, dance and other cultural programs during the whole summer. Sit and relax with refreshment from various food trucks or café Kavárna, co hledá jméno, the hidden cafe nearby.

Historical tram tour

Spectacular statue of Kafka

The 42 mobile tiers of this eleven-metre-tall sculpture align to form the face of the famous Czech writer Franz Kafka. This 39-ton bust by artist David Černý dates from November 2014 and stands just by the Quadrio business centre, directly above the Národní třída metro station.

The legendary pub circus

Forceful and funny, powerful and poetic, La Putyka explores Czech pub culture through glazed eyes and a beery breath... This energising, intensely vibrant spectacle fuses acrobatics, dance, theatre, puppet plays and live music into an award-winning original contemporary circus.
More information: www.laputyka.cz

PRAGUE CONNECTS PEOPLE

The Charles Bridge in Prague spans the Vltava River and is amongst the oldest stone bridges in Europe. Open only to pedestrians, the bridge connects the two city districts of Malá Strana and Staré Mesto. Stroll across the bridge and experience the lively bustle of street musicians, art and souvenir hawkers and tourists. Catching sunrise on the bridge is a memorable experience.

EXPERIENCE PRAGUE

The Old Town Square is an ideal starting point for many sights and attractions. This central square, surrounded by picturesque facades, is a lively spot by day and by night. And its numerous cafés offer a vantage point for watching the world go by. Marvel at the Town Hall with its Astronomical Clock, the Týn Church and the House at the Stone Bell.

THE LUSTRE OF PRAGUE

Golden Lane is Prague's most famous street. It is located within the complex of Prague Castle. It is here that alchemists of times past tried to transform metal into gold and create the philosopher's stone. The street was also home to writer Franz Kafka for two years. Even today, Prague Castle is still the political and cultural hub of city life.

CHEERS TO PRAGUE

A veritable El Dorado for beer lovers, Prague has 28 breweries, countless bars, pubs and beer-oriented restaurants. Numerous bars and restaurants offer beer tastings; there are beer dispensing courses, brewery tours and even a beer museum. Na zdraví! (as the locals say)

ACTIVE PRAGUE

To see Prague from the water why not take a tour by kayak? Starting at Cisarka louka island, the tour heads downstream towards the city centre. Or try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding. Either way, it's an experience you'll never forget.

National museum's dome