The Petřín funicular was put into operation on July 25th 1891 on the occasion of the Jubilee Exhibition.
It measured 396,5 metres, was operated by hydraulic drive and used to be the longest funicular in Austro-Hungary.
The funicular was modernised in 1932. It was extended to 510 metres and the hydraulic drive was exchanged for electric...
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ALL YEAR - PRAHA
One of the most luxurious shops with glass and traditional Czech products in Prague is situated in the pedestrian zone of the Royal Road in Celetná street No.15. The shop offers a wide range of all kinds of Czech glass, porcelain, chandeliers, jewellery, and traditional souvenirs.
The goods on offer are well arranged on three floors with...
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7 Sep 2010
- PRAHA
The program includes a full folklore show performed by professional dancers, musicians, and skilled moderator, dressed in traditional Czech clothing. During the show, guests will be encouraged to take an active part in singing and dancing, by participating in the singing and dancing guided by our performers.
International songs will be played...
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Today’s Faust’s House in the corner of Charles Square has been connected with many mysterious legends since time immemorial, and therefore attracting all mystery lovers.
The legend of Dr. Faust, a solitary man looking for fulfilment of human life in a magic way, has been known in several versions, all of which say that the doctor in...
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10 Sep 2010
- 3 Oct 2010
2010 FIBA World Championship for Women is unambiguously the biggest and most significant sporting event of the calendar year in the Czech Republic. The best players of women´s basketball in the world will come to the “Heart of Europe” for the second time in the history of basketball world championships. For the first time it...
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