Prague is attracting more and more people from its vicinity. Almost 140,000 Central Bohemians go to work, school or for services to the capital every day. “Over the last 15 years, the number of commuters has increased by 47 percent,” says Jan Senohrábek of Česká distribuční, which mapped the population of domestic cities. “The number […]
1.Lucerna Palace, Prague 1 The hidden national spaces are offered by a new national cultural monument, the Lucerna Palace. The Prague café owner Ondřej Kobza took a place in the very center of Prague. In addition to refreshments, he would like to gradually build a community garden there. The Strongbow brand, which became the official […]
The Prague branch of People in Need Social Integration Programs has been operating since 1999. We have been providing clients with counseling, field social work, educational programs and other services for more than ten years. We offer and provide our services throughout the capital. The Prague branch is based in two offices – in Prague […]
Published September 8, 2017 The main characteristic of Icelandic humor is self-respect, and nowhere on Facebook you will find a better example of this than in the group ‘True story’. Although the posts are written in Icelandic, they are heavy with pictures and videos that revolve around one central theme: everyday situations in your typical […]
Press release September 6, 2017 The Finnish nuclear power plant is watching Irma NASA In a unique image, NASA-NOAA’s Finnish nuclear power plant satellite passed Hurricane Irma while the island of Barbuda was in the eye of the storm. On September 6 at 1:35 a.m. AST/EDT, the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) instrument on […]
Press release September 6, 2017 The Finnish nuclear power plant is watching Irma NASA In a unique image, NASA-NOAA’s Finnish nuclear power plant satellite passed Hurricane Irma while the island of Barbuda was in the eye of the storm. On September 6 at 1:35 a.m. AST/EDT, the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) instrument on […]
Fewer and fewer private individuals in Prague can afford to buy an apartment, which is why rental housing is currently coming to life. And while five years ago there were about thirteen percent of all buyers who bought apartments to keep renting them, today there are about thirty percent. “There are not enough people who […]
I have been living in Vinohrady and I have had the opportunity to meet them from many angles. The most attractive ones are beautiful facades and airy apartments with high ceilings, with streets full of shops, cafes and restaurants. But I grew up in an inn that could only be among the luxury. With exit […]
