Introducing a fairly new website - Hello Czech Republic - launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Here you can get information on living in or visiting the Czech Republic straight from the source. The website is available in 6 different languages and provides you with accurate and up to date information on a number of different topics.
Hello Czech Republic
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A bit of culture for little ones!
It’s never too early to start introducing children to music! If you are expecting or have small children, Česká Filharmonie is offering regular concerts at the Rudolfinum throughout the year. The program starts at 17.30 at 150 Kč per seat. Check out the calendar. (0)Easter in Prague
Easter is around the corner! This means Prague will have an array of activities and events to offer for people of all ages. If you are interested in what is going on around Prague or want to understand Czech Easter traditions and customs visit the following site that has it all. Happy Easter! (0)Bed and Breakfast in Prague: Short-term stay apartment
Do you have visitors coming to Prague and need a short-term stay apartment? The following B&B has a great reputation and perfect location. Check out the website for details and the many references it offeres. http://bnbprague.com/
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