Prague is a dream for classical music lovers. This city has a deep musical history, with famous composers like Dvořák, Smetana, and even Mozart all connected to it. And you know what’s great? You don’t need to be a music expert to enjoy it! There are concerts happening every day
Looking beyond famous medieval landmarks? The city hides an astonishing collection of Prague’s contemporary sculptures that tell dark, deep stories. From floating figures, ghostly creatures to alien embryos, these six unusual art installations introduce Prague as an open-air gallery. As a local, I’ll take you on a walk to discover
Prague is a city of stunning historic architecture, but if you look closer, you’ll find something unexpected. The rebellious and provocative works of artist David Černý. Known for his bold, satirical, and sometimes controversial sculptures, Černý has left his unmistakable mark all over the city.
Prague is a city that pulses with artistic energy on every corner. One of the most significant manifestations of this creative force is street art and especially mural art. These colourful and expressive paintings attract not only locals but also visitors from all over the world.
Every city has its hidden stories waiting to be discovered. Few memorials manage to honor history as sensitively as Stolpersteine, or Stumbling Stones. These inconspicuous brass-capped cobblestones set into the pavements, serve as a memorial of the victims of the Holocaust. A reminder of the individual lives affected by one