Metallica Prague 2012

On May 7th, this beautiful Monday, Metallica will come to Prague to rock the stage in the O2 Arena. This venue has a seating capacity of around 18,000 people, so it will for sure be crowded and a great atmosphere as the crowded venue welcomes Metallica on the stage. The rock!n roll band Metallica was formed in 1981, so they have a long history together, and now they are finally returning to Prague again (the were here last time in 2010). The band formed in Los Angeles and currently they are planning the release of a new album. Maybe it will come together with this tour?

If you would like to listen to Metallica as they perform in Prague you can buy tickets for the event and all the other Metallica events in Europe using the links further down on this page. Do not miss out on this chance to see James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo live in Prague.

While in Prague, why not go try out our Czech Beer dinner, or maybe enjoy a river cruise on the VLtava River?

Metallica Prague 2012
O2 Arena
May 7th

Tickets: Seatwave.com – WorldTicketShop

You can read more about the different cruises and also arrange with a booking at the following page: Prague River Cruises

Lionel Richie Prague
October 20th, 20.00
O2 Arena

Tickets: WorldTicketShop – Seatwave.com

Prague Beer dinner – Bratislava SPA

Prague hotels

Five stars
- U Prince
- Eurostars Thalia (cheap)

Four stars
- Ramada Prague City Centre
- Hotel Rott (great location)

Three stars
- Atlantic Hotel
- Hotel Merkur (cheap, but bad quality)

Krakow attractions – London musicals

In London you can meet with Jack the Ripper, hear about the plague, meet up in the court room and get to know Sweeney Tood… so maybe someone should create someone similar in Prague, but of course with local stars and stories!

Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen Prague
July 11th, 20.00.
Synot Tip Arena

Tickets: WorldTicketShop – Seatwave.com

Prague events and concerts

Hard Rock Cafe Prague

Many people come to Prague to eat and taste the traditional Czech cuisine. But for others the Czech food is not at all as attractive as a good hamburger. But, where can you get the best hamburgers in Prague? According to many people, one of the best place to go for a real good hamburger in Prague would be Hard Rock Cafe. The location is ideal, the price level is nice and the atmosphere is amazing!

While our little brother Budapest has just recently opened their first Hard Rock Cafe restaurant, Prague has had Hard Rock Cafe for a long time, so they have a long experience in serving you some of the best hamburgers in Prague.

So take a walk from the Old Town Square in the direction of Charles Bridge. Just after the Astronomical Clock you will find Hotel Rott on the right side, and just there you will find Hard Rock Cafe as well! Enjoy!

Bandits – Heroes or Criminals?

The newest temporary exhibition currently on in the Ethnographic Museum in Prague is titled: Bandits – Heroes or Criminals? The question is whether the bandits really stole from the rich to give to the poor, or what did they really do? At this exhibition you can follow a real group of bandits and see their belongings, objects and what their life was like. The exhibition is supplemented with examples of later use of bandit imagery in naive and folklore art of the 20th century, and also remembers famous Czech robber Václav Babinský.

Bandits – Heroes or Criminals?
Ethnographic Museum
May 27th, 2011 – February 26th, 2012

Museums in Prague

Inventors and Inventions

This exhibition introduces you also important inventors and discoverers, each of whom enjoyed a close link to the Czech lands. Become acquainted with the varied life and work of more than 20 inventors who left behind incredible works of Czech, European and global importance.

The cool thing about this exhibition is that you might find yourself surprised to see how many objects you see and use in your daily life in fact has an origin in the Czech Republic. Check it out in the National Museum and be amazed!

Inventors and Inventions
National Museum
September 29th, 2011 – April 30th, 2012

Prague Museums

Red Museums

During Communism everything needed to be done the way your leaders told you. In what way did Communism influence the museums? This exhibition takes you back in time and shows you and introduces you to life during Communism, from a bit different perspective.

Official description of the exhibition:
The Red Museums (“Rudá muzea” in Czech) exhibition shows the general development in the museums and their transformation under the communist dictatorship. It captures development of traditional and ideological museums, halls of revolutionary traditions or expositions of native houses and memorial halls. It also focuses on acquiring activities of the museums – such as documentation of building of socialism or revolutionary transformation of the rural areas.

The “Red Museums” exhibition deals with symbols, language and rituals, that were typical for that period – not just in the museums. Their use in particular exhibition projects demonstrates interpretation of the Hussite movement, the Great October Socialist Revolution, Munich, the Slovak National Uprising, and the “Victorious” February. All the topics are accompanied by collected exhibits of the Czech museums collected prior to 1989.

Red Museums
National Memorial
December 8, 2011 – April 3rd, 2012

Prague museums