Culture
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The Original Nightlife of Post-Communist Prague
Prague Visitor Staff | October 30, 2018Radost FX: Located in the trendy neighborhood of Vinohrady, Radost has been serving good food and good times since...
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Roxy: From Underground Venue to Cultural Epicenter
Prague Visitor Staff | October 26, 2018As the doors closed on Communism for Czechoslovakia in 1992, they swung wide open for a newly redefined nightlife...
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Behind the Lens: Jiří Jírů and Jindřich Štreit
Prague Visitor Staff | October 3, 2018In the 70’s there was a popular song “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” but here in Prague the...
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Tips of Things to do (and not do) in Prague
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Czech Easter Markets and Traditions
Prague Visitor Staff | April 1, 2018Veselé Velikonoce! Velikonoce, the Czech name for Easter, comes from the expression velká noc, meaning “great night,” a reference...
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Our Guide to Authentic Czech Souvenirs
Prague Visitor Staff | October 10, 2017Krtek Krtek, or The Little Mole, is a Czech national treasure. Since animator Zdeněk Miler first released Krtek in...
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Urban Legend
Prague Visitor Staff | July 28, 2017Petr Urban is a household name in Prague — but not for reasons you’d expect. As an Olympic medalist...
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Being Dvořák – An afternoon with the grandson of the Master
Prague Visitor Staff | May 5, 2017Editor’s Note: This story was written a few months before Antonín Dvořák III passed away, May 29, 2018 at...
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The Greatest Czech Who Never Lived
Prague Visitor Staff | April 11, 2017BY HANNAH BURNS In late 1966, in the small northern Czech town of Liptákov, a mysterious chest was discovered...
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Galerie La Femme : The Art of Homework
Prague Visitor Staff | March 6, 2017Women have served as eternal muse for artists throughout history, inspiring the likes of Salvador Dali, Matisse, Johannes Vermeer...