Vyhledávání

21.9.2009 — Dnešní ranní cestu do práce z Radotína na Anděl City, kterou pořádal ROPID a České dráhy, a.s., v rámci Evropského týdnu mobility, absolvovalo celkem sedm týmů, které využily různých dopravních prostředků a jejich kombinací. Vítězem se stalo kolo v sedle s radním hl. m. Prahy Petrem Štěpánkem, druhé místo získal zástupce portálu NAKOLE.CZ, který jel vlakem na Smíchov a dále na „skládačce“, třetí dojely shodně skupiny závodníků, jež použily kombinaci vlak a metro a vlak a tramvaj. Automobil, ač na trase byl bezproblémový provoz, dorazil až jako čtvrtý.

17.12.2012 —

23.3.2020 — Due to the coronavirus pandemic, you do not currently have the opportunity to visit exhibitions and museums in the Czech capital; however, you can still enjoy online tours and art from the comfort of your own home. For example, the City of Prague Museum is offering online exhibitions and tutorials for children.

15.7.2020 — The mayors of the V4 capitals have signed an open letter to the German Chancellor Angela Merkel in which they extended their congratulations to Germany's Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The Mayors have also expressed their commitment to the European Green Deal and the need for significantly increased direct green urban funding in the EU's next Multiannual Financial Framework.

1.5.2019 — Recently, two flocks of sheep and goats have been grazing in and around Prague's green areas. The third flock will be added soon, and all three flocks will graze in the selected locations until October.

2.12.2011 — For many tourists a visit to a foreign city remains an unforgettable experience full of happy memories. Unfortunately, things can happen anywhere in the world to spoil your visit – the visitor may even become the victim of a crime, may need to seek medical attention or be caught in a fire.

26.5.2006 —

31.3.2021 — Prague City Hall, together with the Brainz Studios creative group, has today presented the globally unique service called Brejlando. It will offer experimental theatre experiences to its spectators in virtual reality (VR). With the help of state-of-the-art technologies and borrowed VR glasses, everyone can immerse in watching selected performances from Prague theatres from the comfort of their homes, as well as from a completely new angle - right from the stage, in close vicinity to the actors. The service is intended to help theatres and their fans overcome these difficult times of limited operation. However, at the same time, the initiators believe that they are establishing a new international trend that can become a permanent part of the theatres' offer.