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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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• Lucerna

• Still holding on to quickly fading glory, this art-nouveau...  read more»

• Lucerna Great Hall
• Vodičkova 36

• Run independently from the Lucerna Music Bar, this vast, pillared,...  read more»

• Malostranská beseda
• Malostranské námêstí 21

• Threadbare it may be, but this unimposing former lecture salon hosts...  read more»

• MAT Studio

• Definitely the smallest theatre in town. The intimate screening room...  read more»

• Municipal House

• The highest form of Czech art nouveau, built around the Smetana Hall,...  read more»

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• Mystic Skate Park
• Ostrov Štvanice 38

• Popular skate park on Štvanice Island in the Vltava, which also...  read more»

• National Theatre

• This symbol of Czech nationalism concentrates on Czech opera, the...  read more»

• Palace Cinemas Slovanský dům

• The most downtown multiplex shows recent Czech films with English...  read more»

• Reduta
• Národní třída 20, Prague 1

• Virtually unchanged since the Velvet Revolution, this old chestnut of...  read more»

• Rudolfinum

• A gorgeous neo-classical cream and blue concert venue with two halls:...  read more»