Prague Events
Bohemians Praha vs FC Hradec Kralove
Sparta Prague vs FC Zlin
Third Qualifying Round: Sparta Prague vs Lyon
FK Mlada Boleslav vs Sparta Prague
Slavia Prague vs FK Pardubice
Bohemians Praha vs FK Baumit Jablonec
Sparta Prague vs FK Teplice
FK Mlada Boleslav vs FC Slovacko
Slavia Prague vs Bohemians Praha
Bohemians Praha vs FK Mlada Boleslav
Sparta Prague vs Slavia Prague
FK Mlada Boleslav vs Banik Ostrava
Slavia Prague vs FC Brno
Bohemians Praha vs FC Slovacko
Sparta Prague vs FK Baumit Jablonec
About Prague
Prague is undoubtedly one of the great cities of Europe if not the world. History speaks from its buildings, streets, roads, bridges and surroundings. That it has evolved into a triumph for democratic ideals and also a major tourist destination is an enormous step forward after some of the bitterly sad experiences the city befell in the last century.
The city is known as Prague all around the world – we all recall the Prague Spring and further back in history the famous Defenestration of Prague when two Imperial Governors were thrown out of the windows of Prague Castle – when you visit be sure to get the full story! The Czechs call the city Praha which means “ford” or “rapid” as the city’s origins were at a crossing point of the Vltava River. One of Prague’s many nicknames is the Heart of Europe and wandering across the Charles Bridge or through the Castle battlements , the number of different languages you will hear fully justifies this description.
What is it that makes Prague so very special? Well obviously there are many really popular sights. Prague Castle is the largest castle complex in the world, Charles Bridges with its thirty ornate statues or Old Town Square with the intricate and fascinating Astronomical Clock, there are things that Prague can be proud of.
The centre of Prague is like a history book and has become a World Heritage Site, the largest city complex to become one. The historic Prague was built between the 11th and 18th centuries, the Old Town, the Lesser Town and the New Town indicate the great architectural and cultural influence enjoyed by this city since the Middle Ages. There are many magnificent monuments, such as Hradcani Castle, St Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge and numerous churches and palaces, built mostly in the 14th century under the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles IV. Charles Square (Karlovo namesti) is one of the largest squares in Europe and the statue of Jan Zizka on Vitkov Hill is the biggest equestrian statue in the world..
In more modern achievements remember Strahov Stadium in Prague 6 which at 63,000 square meters is the largest stadium in the world. The Sazka sports hall .is one of the most modern buildings of its kind, capable of housing both sporting and cultural events. Underneath the hall are pipes that provide four restaurants, seven bars and twenty snack-bars with beer. The system is able to tap 10,000 litres of beer in fifteen minutes. For getting around, use the tram system which is considered to be the most comprehensive in Europe transporting about 340 million people a year.
Prague is also a renowned home of opera and orchestral music, of theatre and dance. It is advisable to book early for the Opera as tickets are very much in demand but there are all kinds of smaller intimate recitals going on around the town so no music lover need be disappointed.
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