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It sometimes feels that, at least socially and politically, the Czech Republic is still struggling to shake off the last vestiges of communist rule. But culturally the country has clearly leapt into the modern world. read more»

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• 1. ČLTK
• Ostrov Štvanice 38

• Ten outdoor clay courts, three of which are floodlit, plus sparkling...  read more»

• AC Sparta Praha

• Sparta remains the team to beat in Czech football. Economically,...  read more»

• AghARTA
• Krakovská 5, Prague 1

• This club off Wenceslas Square is one of the best for modern jazz. An...  read more»

• Archa Theatre

• Prague’s hippest and most daring theatre brings international...  read more»

• Bertramka
• Mozartova 169

• The house where Mozart stayed when visiting Prague is now a museum...  read more»

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• Chapel of Mirrors
• Klementinum, Mariánské námêstí

• Mozart used to perform in this pink marble chapel in the vast...  read more»

• Church of St Nicholas
• Staromêstské námêstí

• With a stunning baroque interior, this is one of Prague’s most...  read more»

• Delroy’s Gym
• Zborovská 4

• Delroy’s, run by a legendary local ex-bouncer, specialises in...  read more»

• Divadlo Alfred ve Dvoře
• Františka Křížka 36

• A small, curious and appealingly modern building constructed inside a...  read more»

• Estates Theatre

• This is the opera house that saw the premiere of Don Giovanni and La ...  read more»