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23. 12. 2008
Save Baby Jesus, Called Protesters
Santa Claus and Father Frost, two monsters, one commercial, the other ideological, were the target of protesters dressed as snowmen who headed for the Government’s Office.
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19. 12. 2008
New Information Centre Opened at Airport
Prague Information Service succeeded in opening its new information point at Prague Airport. This was made possible thanks to the help of the City in negotiating a favourable rent.
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16. 12. 2008
Sheraton Hotel in Prague
The Sheraton Prague Charles Square Hotel is almost finished, and the first tourist will be able to enjoy its luxury as of 1st March 2009.
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15. 12. 2008
Prague One Hundred Years Ago, Ten Years Ago and Today
Prague City Museum has prepared another fascinating comparative exhibition. This time, it was Vilímek’s publication Letem českým světem, which was published 110 years ago, that has become the basis for the exhibition.
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8. 12. 2008
The Club for Old Prague on the Issue of Charles Bridge
The commotion concerning Charles Bridge is at last simmering down; partly thanks to the Museum of Charles Bridge which held a frank and open debate between supporters and critics of the Bridge restoration. The Club for Old Prague joined in as well.
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19. 11. 2008
Heated Discussions on Národní třída
Thousands of Praguers of various political beliefs converged on Národní třída to commemorate the historical date, 17th November 1989.
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19. 11. 2008
Prague Remembered November 17th
Prague remembered November 17th as the Day of Fight For Freedom and Democracy and as the International Day of Students worldwide.
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17. 11. 2008
A Visit from Regensburg
The renovation works on Charles Bridge, which have been taking place since last August, became the destination of German experts from Regensburg.
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17. 11. 2008
Prague Objected to the Conclusions from the Inspection of Charles Bridge
Prague City Council discussed the inspection of Charles Bridge carried out by the Ministry of Culture.
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5. 11. 2008
Has Battle Over Charles Bridge Started Again?
The inspection of the Ministry of Culture objects against the way in which Charles Bridge is being renovated claiming that the authenticity of the walls on either side of the bridge has suffered.
