22. 4. 2017
The Prague opening of the long-term exhibition The City of K. Franz Kafka and Prague takes place in summer, a time of special significance for Kafka. He was born here on 3rd July 1883, died in a sanatorium at Kierling on 3rd June 1924, and was buried in Prague on 11th June. The symbiosis between Prague and Kafka’s life and work is well known – a linking of destinies that, for several decades, Kafka scholars have studied from every possible angle. » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, Live in Prague
24. 9. 2009
As the meaning of the name „Hvězda“ (Star) implies, this folly holds visitors‘ interest by its star-shape. It is placed in a beutiful area of park „Hvězda“. » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions, Show
Category: For the disabled, Prague Monuments
22. 8. 2009
The year 2008 is the 100th anniversary of the death of Josef Hlávka (1831-1908), the most important patron of Czech science and culture. The exhibition, designed to commemorate this anniversary in the exhibition premises of St George’s Convent at Prague Castle » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions, Events, Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, What to see in Prague
17. 7. 2009
The parmanent exhibition on show at the Prague Castle Picture Gallery introduces visitors to a splendid collection of over one hundred prime paintings which have been carefully selected from some 4 000 » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions, Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, What to see in Prague
The shopping center River Town Prague, formerly known as Holešovice’s Market, is one of the largest retail complexes in Prague. It covers an area of 110,000 square meters and comprises listed buildings from the 19th century. Today the former Prague slaughterhouse serves to customers not only from Prague and the Czech Republic. Thanks to the wide range of goods, the market has become a popular target of shoppers and customers from throughout the Europe. River Town Prague is located in Prague 7 on the very bank of the River Vltava and has excellent links to the city centre which is only a couple of minutes away by car or public transportation. » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, Services in Prague, Shopping in Prague
Zlicin shopping mall was on of the first multi function complexes in Czech Republic and even today it is still the most visited. Offers great entertainment, wide selection of shops and services. Our goal is to set a pleasant environment where you can find everything you need and where you can spend your free time with family and friends.This web page informs you what is going on here, what special offers we have or just informs you about anything you are interested in. » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, Services in Prague, Shopping in Prague
Visit indoor themed water paradise, open all year round.
Our offer:
* swimming pools and water slides
* unique adrenaline space-bowl for the brave
* 4 tobogans
* chutes
* romantic caves » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions, Holidaying with children
Category: For the disabled, Others, Services in Prague, What to see in Prague
Visit the first entertainment-educational centre in the Czech Republic. Come and play and experiment. There are more than a hundred attractive, interactive, entertaining and educationing exhibits and attractions on an area of over 1000 sq.m.You can play and experiment. We offer you to spend your spare time in a worthwhile fashion fulfilling Comenius’s – schola ludus (learning with games).
Our offer:
* interactive, playful, fun and educational exhibits from all walks of life » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions, Holidaying with children
Category: For the disabled, Others, Services in Prague, What to see in Prague
This church, located on the grounds of Strahov Monastery, is one of the city's most unusual. It is a tall, slender combination of Renaissance, baroque and Gothic styles. It is used by a successful Slovak art dealer to house one of his three Prague galleries. Regular sales exhibitions feature accessible modern art of the corporate boardroom variety, as well as masters such as Dali, Braque and Picasso. Don't forget to bring your cheque-book! » More »
Tag: Easy-Access Events and Exhibitions
Category: For the disabled, Museums in Prague, Services in Prague
