Blog written by two Prague residents about life in the Czech Republic.
I was recently in the Dejvická metro station and the colors inside caught my eye. The station has a retro look, but that is because it has not changed since it was built. Dejvická is a part of Prague’s second metro line, which opened on August 12, 1978.
I wrote about the rebranding campaign of Telefónica O2 in a previous post. As a part of their advertising, they even painted a bridge in Prague (Štefánikův most).
Human hamsters will help restore castle
Man-powered medieval crane at Prague Castle
New Czech Prime Minister considers joining eurozone in 2010 unrealistic
Topolanek hammers nail in coffin of 2010 euro adoption
Delay in Czechs going borderless?
Foreign Minister slams delay in opening EU borders to newcomers
Latin music’s new star is … Czech?
– but the Czech Republic is not in Eastern Europe!
Czechs on safari
Kenya: Country Woos Tourists in Czech Republic
The European Mobility Week is taking place in Prague from today through September 22. A “Day Without Cars” (Den bez aut) is scheduled for tomorrow although it really started today at 2 p.m. when the Národní divadlo – Staroměstská – Palachovo náměstí – Mánesův most route was closed to regular traffic. It will remain closed until 4 p.m. on Sunday. Jeff and I were at the Rudolfinum right after 2 p.m. and we were lucky to catch a bunch of trams arriving and lining up on the bridge for today’s tram exhibition.
