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Current AffairsNew map shows Prague from locals’ perspective

11-08-2011 15:45 | Jan Richter

Are you planning to visit Prague but would like to avoid all the tourist traps? Do you want to spend some time off the beaten track and experience the city the way the locals do? If you consider yourself a traveller rather than a tourist, a new map called Use It will help you to do all that, and more. More

Current AffairsCzech holidaymakers under scrutiny in Croatia over cannabis use

04-08-2011 16:18 | Daniela Lazarová

Sun, sea and pot – that’s how many young Czechs envision their summer break. However the popularity of marihuana among Europe’s biggest consumers is getting many of them into trouble with the Croatian authorities where all drugs are strictly banned.  More

PanoramaNational Heritage Institute: many of the country’s gems still undiscovered by foreign tourists

28-07-2011 10:59 | Daniela Lazarová

Lednice chateau, photo: CzechTourism The National Heritage Institute which is responsible for the protection and preservation of the country’s historical monuments has over 100 palaces, castles and manor houses in its care. Over the past 20 years it has worked hard to restore many of those long-neglected buildings to their former glory and today they represent the best part of the country’s national heritage. Regrettably, many of those outside Prague remain undiscovered by foreign tourists. Tomáš Brabec of the National Heritage Institute says this is something that the institute is trying hard to change. More

Current AffairsCzech tourist buses come under technical scrutiny

18-07-2011 16:23 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: CTK It was a wake-up call for the Czech traffic police: a Czech tourist bus in Austria was found to be driving minus one wheel. The story made headlines in both countries and the Czech authorities finally turned their attention to a nagging problem: the poor technical state of many Czech buses. More

One on OneJaromíra Kostlánová – still working as a tour guide at the remarkable age of 92

18-07-2011 13:39 | Ian Willoughby

Jaromíra Kostlánová Though 92 years of age, Jaromíra Kostlánová is still working as a tour guide, introducing the sights of Prague to visitors from around the world. If that were not remarkable enough, the good-humoured nonagenarian is also one of the oldest students in the Czech Republic. More

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