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Playing Prague is a game celebrating Prague and all those who have shaped and continue to shape this beautiful city. Every detail of the game is a tribute to the 1000-year cultural heritage of a city that was once the seat of the Holy Roman Emperors and the capital of the Bohemian Kingdom. It is also the origin of the designation of bohemians as people with a creative and unconventional way of life. Become a Bohemian for a while and build your own Prague.
Anyone who has briefly visited Prague regrets not staying longer. Prague is not only a beautiful architectural gem, but also one of the most cultural cities in the world. Not for nothing is the thousand-year-old name of the metropolitan area Bohemia. You will experience the authentic Bohemian spirit of Prague at every turn. And you’ll see that the creative spirit is still alive in the city where Kafka, Mozart, and Einstein lived and worked. Whether in cafés, jazz clubs or opera houses, you’ll find your passion everywhere – traditional, new, or completely experimental.
Welcome to the page dedicated to Japanese visitors on the occasion of the opening of the Czech Pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka. 「プラハ」と聞けば、何百年の歳月を経てなおそのゲニウス・ロキを失うことのない、魅力あふれる、まるで絵のような歴史的な街が浮かんでくるのではないでしょうか。ヴォルフガング・アマデウス・モーツァルトがあれほどまでに好んで訪れ、べドジフ・スメタナやアントニーン・ドヴォルザークが作曲に励み、フランツ・カフカを初めとする作家や詩人たちが数々の傑作を生み出し、アルフォンス・ミュシャやトワイヤンの絵画が生まれ、今もヤン・シュヴァンクマイエルが創作を続ける、魅惑の首都プラハへようこそ。1964年の東京五輪に向けて、ヴェラ・チャスラフスカが旅立った街、プラハ。そこでは建築の至宝だけでなく、香り高いカフェや絶品のビールが、あなたを待っています。日本からいらっしゃる方々への感謝の気持ちとして、プラハにまつわる主なストーリーについては日本語訳をご用意いたしました。それ以外のコンテンツにつきましては英語となりますので、ご了承ください。
Discover the remarkable Baroque gems of Malá Strana more affordably with our new multi-entry ticket. This combined ticket includes admission to three buildings in Malá Strana, which represent three different types of Baroque architecture: a Late Baroque tower, a massive Gothic residential building reconstructed during the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and a city palace garden.
Prague can’t wait for the new funicular, which in addition to its elegant appearance and sustainability will pay tribute to the romance of Petřín Hill. In fact, when the designer cars pass each other on route, they will exchange a wink and blush. Prague’s second most visited attraction (after Prague Castle) is now closed for complete reconstruction, and will debut in a new look in 2026. But don’t despair – we have put together detailed information and tips on how to get to Petřín quickly by public transport or, instead, slowly via a pleasant stroll.
A walk through the centre of Prague along the Vltava River offers not only breathtaking panoramas, but also the beauty hidden behind the walls of art galleries. Discover it with us! Visit any of the 6 cultural institutions along the Prague Culture Mile, and for the next 6 days the doors to all the others will open with a 20% discount. By the way, with the Prague Visitor Pass you can visit these cultural institutions for free, except for Waldstein Riding School. Along the route, visit the Rudolfinum Gallery, which is free to enter, and the Cultural Mile experience will become complete.
Prague has one of the best public transit systems in the world. One of its integral components is the Prague metro, which boasts another unique feature: it is a vast gallery of artwork, architectural and designer elements. The interiors of some metro stations are indeed among the most photogenic in Europe, owing primarily to the unique tile cladding on the walls, designed by the chief architect of the Prague metro, Jaroslav Otruba. The most appealing tiles are those embellishing the station tunnels on line A. The combination of selected material, proportions and colours creates a unique spatial illusion that delights aficionados of engineering and art alike.
Since the 1930s, Czechoslovak elites have been fighting to decriminalize homosexuality. Among those who made such efforts were Czech poet Jiří Karásek ze Lvovic, lawyer JUDr. František Čeřovský, clerk Jana Mattuschková, director Vladimír Vávra, and the Černý brothers, members of the Czechoslovak Legions. All of these people were behind the birth of Hlas (The Voice), a newspaper for sexual reform, in 1931. They would surely be delighted to know that the defence of human rights and freedoms and the love for diversity are still alive in Prague.
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19. 6. 2025 — 8. 2. 2026
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
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Prague Castle — Old Royal Palace
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