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The statue of St. Anthony of Padua on Charles Bridge is complete again. The statue has regained two vases which had been destroyed by vandals over the years.

The charity project POTMĚ Café comes back to the Ovocný Trh behind the Estates Theatre. It will be open from 10th to 24th June 2010.

Now with the help of Bluetooth technology you can download an electronic guide at six of Prague’s towers and even in the Labyrinth.

The very first visitors have tested the Prague Pavilion at the EXPO 2010 world exhibition, which will officially be opened to the public on 1st May.

The Golden Well Hotel (U Zlaté Studně) enchanted voters on the TripAdvisor.com portal.

The demanding renovation, which started this summer, has recently been brought to completion. The Old Castle Steps, leading from Klárov to the eastern gate of Prague Castle, were re-opened to the footsteps of thousands of excited tourists.

The statue of Alois Jirásek, the highly renowned man of letters, who in his present bronze incarnation is more accustomed to watching cars running over Jirásek Bridge, is at last no longer covered with a banner.

Visitors can reach Prague using various types of transport: by plane, train, coach, car and even by boat. Public city transport is well connected and offers convenience and comfort whilst travelling around the city.

Period engravings show what the slip-road on the Old Town side of Charles Bridge looked like at the end of the Baroque Period. All of them show a custom house and a sentry box, as well as a vineyard pillar that has been preserved until present times at the foot of the Church of St. Francis Seraph.