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SpotlightŠvihov Castle
Anyone visiting the area of southwest Bohemia throughout May to October
shouldn’t miss a tour of Švihov Castle, one of the country’s most
significant water castles found not far from Plzeň. Founded in the late
16th century, the castle represented the best defence system in its day –
a combination of high fortifications and moats that put off the most
obstinate of would-be attackers. Today the castle offers two tours, which
include a look into its inner courtyard, a private chapel and the armoury.
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Today in Mailbox: Spotlight on Říp Mountain, music played on Radio
Prague. Listeners quoted: Mark Zubik, Richard Prokopchuk, David Eldridge,
William Dodd.
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It’s the thief’s turn to cook dinner! Why are so many tourists spending
hours in a certain public toilet. And, how many men in the Czech Republic
can say they are Vaclav Havel? Find out more in Magazine with Daniela
Lazarova.
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Current AffairsOrganisation promoting convention tourism in Czech capital
Tourism is one of the biggest industries in Prague, with millions of people
visiting the Czech capital every year. One important element of the
business is “convention tourism”, when visitors come to attend
conferences, seminars and trade fairs. The Prague Convention Bureau
promotes congress tourism in the city – I discussed its activities with
marketing manager Andrea Libová.
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Current AffairsRegional dishes to attract more tourists to Czech Republic
Sour rye soup from the Giant Mountains, the south Bohemian štrachanda or
rump steak goulash from Prague, these are just some of the Czech
specialties, that will appear on the menus of Czech restaurants as of
April. Czech Tourism, in cooperation with the Czech Association of Hotels
and Restaurants and the Association of Cooks and Confectioners, have
prepared a special project with the aim of promoting the Czech Republic
through regional specialties. These dishes will appear on menus under the
label ‘Czech Specials’.
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In this week’s edition of Magazine: a Czech student becomes a big hit on
the internet with a video in which he throws himself against a wall;
people
are stealing plastic cut-outs of police officers intended to
keep drivers in
check; Olympic champion Barbora Špotáková
gets a rock song in her honour; and the Czech Republic’s impressive
network of marked hiking trails is under threat. More

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