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Prague offers a wide range of sporting activities, whether it is beach volleyball, inline skating, swimming, paddleboarding or cycling.

Here are some tips on places to do these activities, along with information on equipment rental.

Beach volleyball

- Sports venues: Beach volleyball courts in Štvanica and Letná.
- Equipment rental. It is recommended to bring your own balls, but some courts may also have rental facilities.

Inline skating

 Available for example on Letná Letná courts, but other facilities may be...

If you are looking for an unforgettable experience during your visit to the capital of the Czech Republic, don't forget to visit the area called SAPA. Located on the outskirts of Prague, it is known as the Vietnamese marketplace where you can experience a unique combination of culture, gastronomy and shopping.

What is SAPA?

SAPA is a large complex that serves primarily as a business center for the Vietnamese community in the country. It was established in the 1990´s

and has since become not only a business cente...

David Černý, a Czech sculptor and artist, is known for his provocative works that often provoke discussion and provoke thought.

Rich history, magnificent baroque buildings and fascinating library attract thousands of tourists and locals every year.

History

The Klementinum complex was originally founded as a Jesuit college in 1556. The Jesuits built a school here which became an important centre of learning and culture.

After the abolition of the Jesuit order in 1773, the complex passed into the hands of the state and a university library was established here.

Architecture

The architecture of Klementinum is a mixture of different styles...

 The Petřinská cableway, also known as the "Petřínská lánová dráha", is one of the oldest and most famous cableways in the Czech Republic. Its history dates back to the end of the 19th century, when it was built as part of the Jubilee Exhibition in 1891. This exhibition was intended to showcase the progress of Czech industry and culture.

The funicular was designed by the architect František Křižík and its construction was based on the technical innovations of the time. The first ride took place on 26 August 1891, ...

Prague, with its picturesque streets, historical monuments and beautiful nature, is an ideal place for cycling.

Prague offers its residents and visitors a wide range of leisure activities. Among the most popular summer attractions are the swimming places along the Vltava River. These places offer not only refreshment on hot days, but also the opportunity to relax and socialise. The history of Prague's swimming pools goes deep into the past, reflecting the changes in society and culture.

Located on Petřín Hill in the heart of Prague, Petřín lookout Tower is one of the Czech capital's most distinctive and popular landmarks. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, this elegant iron structure has a fascinating history and offers visitors beautiful views of the city.

Prague has a rich and fascinating history of beer production. Brewing in the region dates back to the 10th century, when the tradition of brewing beer in monasteries and aristocratic courts developed.

Prague offers its residents and visitors a wide range of leisure activities. Among the most popular summer attractions are the swimming places along the Vltava River. These places offer not only refreshment on hot days, but also the opportunity to relax and socialise. The history of Prague's swimming pools goes deep into the past, reflecting the changes in society and culture.

Swimming places in Prague have a long tradition. As early as the end of the 19th century, the first water recreational areas appeared, offe...

Václav Havel Airport, also known as Prague Airport, is located approximately 20 kilometres northwest of the centre of the Czech capital. It is the largest and busiest airport in the country and serves as a major hub for air traffic in Central Europe.

A brief history

The history of the airport dates back to 1937 when it was opened under the name "Prague - Ruzyne". Over the years it has been modernised and expanded several times to cope with the growing number of passengers. In 2012 it was renamed in honour of the ...

The Dancing House was built between 1994 and 1996, designed by Croatian architect Vlad Milunić in collaboration with American architect Frank Gehry.

The project was conceived as a symbol of the city's renewal after the fall of communism and aimed to revitalize the area around the Vltava River.

The building was constructed on a vacant site that had previously been empty from bombing during World War II.

 

The architectural style of the Dancing House is characterised by its unique curved shapes and asymmetry.

Th...

11.-13.4.2025 Comic Con

For the sixth time, you can visit the world of dreams come true for fans of science fiction, fantasy and horror in particular.

Enjoy an expanded and packed three-day festival dedicated to video and board games, movies and TV series, anime and comics, books and paintings, and costumes.

Venue: O2 Universum, Českomoravská 2345/17, Prague 9

Entrance: 1 day 1.090,- -1.590,- CZK, 3 days 2.990,- CZK

www.comiccon.cz

 

30.4. 2025 Mladí ladí Jazz

Jazz festival held throughout the year in vario...

Spending New Year's Eve in the centre of Prague is sure to be one of the most unforgettable experiences. You can spend it outdoors on the Old Town Square or in a theatre or music club. Where you go is up to you, but fun is always guaranteed in the heart of Europe.

 

 It is important to remember the regulations that apply to this evening.

 

The use of pyrotechnics, such as firecrackers and fireworks, is banned in the centre of Prague, according to a decree issued by the city council. Lucky lanterns, which often ...

Legend of Saint Barbara

Saint Barbara was the daughter of a pagan king in the 3rd century.

However, Barbara herself believed in Jesus Christ and embraced Christianity.

Her father was against it and had her locked up in a tower, but she refused to give up her faith. Eventually she was tortured and died at the hands of her father.

Barbara's feast day in the Czech calendar is 4 December.

On this day, cherry or apple branches are traditionally picked and placed in a vase, and if they blossom by Christmas, it is sa...