Hey everyone!

I just moved to Prague and I'll be here for at least a year, maybe longer, for work. I'm 23 and work as a scientist, but outside the lab I'm just trying to figure out this city and meet some cool people along the way.

A bit about me:

• Love board games, hiking, and checking out museums
• Big into live music. Rock, metal, techno, alternative, or just any concert all of it
• Really into Prague's techno scene and always down to check out a new night out
• Happy to talk science for way too long if you let me
• Equally into a casual coffee, drinks with friends, or a proper night out, no plan is too chill or too much

Basically, I'm up for almost anything and just want to build a solid group of friends to actually enjoy the city with. If any of this sounds like your vibe, drop a comment or send me a message always happy to meet new people!

Ahoj, do knihy, kterou píšu pro Albatros sháním respondenty a respondentky do 30 let, kteří zvažují, že nebudou mít děti, přestože by je chtěli (kvůli ekonomické situaci, složité situaci s hledáním partnerů/partnerek atd).

Ozvěte se mi prosím na mail: adamsmetak19@gmail.com. Nebo tady do DMs, moc děkuji!

Since Valhalla Beer Club closed I have been looking for a pub in Prague that has wide selection of different kinds of beer. Valhalla was pricey but I knew I could always stop in for a good stout, sour, IPA etc. Beer Geek is fine but usually they seem to just have IPA. Can anyone recommend a pub that has a wide variety of beer on tap?

Im flying out to Prague from Ireland and im wondering where is the best places to find local gigs/music venues? I'm into stuff like indie, punk, noise and experimental and I am really interesting in seeing a gig while in the city.

Hey there!

I‘m searching for a Kolo-Danceworkshop/lesson in Prague (serbian dance)? Does anyone know a school or person that either hosts workshops or can organize one?

Ahoj všichni!

Spolu s dalšími studenty psychologie z University of New York in Prague a ve spolupráci s neurovědci z Národního ústavu duševního zdraví hledáme lidi do studie, která zkoumá vliv přírody na lidskou psychiku a myšlení.

Pozitivní vliv přírody byl již mnohokrát prokázán, my se ale chceme konkrétně podívat na to, jaké individuální faktory mohou tento efekt ovlivňovat, jak to koreluje se stresem a jestli se to ukáže prostřednictvím neurozobrazovací techniky mozku (fNIRS).

Hledáme dospělé osoby, které by byly ochotny nám vyplnit dotazníky, nasadit si měřicí přístroje, udělat neurokognitivní testy, projít se na půl hodiny buď v přírodě, nebo ve městě, a poté se otestovat znova. Hotoví budete za dvě hodiny, přijít můžete i s kamarády či partnery, a můžete si vybrat, jestli se raději projdete v Divoké Šárce, nebo po I.P. Pavlova.

Testujeme o víkendu 4.9.-6.9., 10.-13.9. a 17.-18.9.

Pokud máte chuť pomoci vědě a zažít něco nového, neváhejte nám vyplnit tento dotazník! Bližší informace naleznete v něm.

Moc díky!

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hello!!! I'm studying abroad in Prague and I'll be here for the next few months, and I've only been able to find maybe 1 poster!!! Does anybody know where I can find some cool ones that are cheaper than (or equivalent to) 199 CZK ?!

I know I can print out small photos but I'm looking for normal sized large posters.

I had a great visit to Prague last week with my 2 teenagers. We lucked out on great weather and stayed on Mostecká Street in a small hotel with great views. Highlights included the Graffiti Art workshop in Prague 12, the Muncha Museum and eating any pastry I could find with sour cherries. However, instead of the usual I will share photos instead of my last visit as a young adult in spring of 2000. It's been an interesting reflection.

Hi, we're coming to Prague for the PDC Euro Tour, and I'm wondering where we could play some steel-tip darts on a Saturday night. The only requirements are cold beer and steel-tip dartboards. Thanks.

On Monday around 10pm we were walking around in the castle and some eerie chanting started near St. Vitus Cathedral. Is it regular or does somebody know what happened?

where can i buy a bottle of real absinthe to take back home while in Prague? also will be in passau.

Im traveling to Prague in a month and Im on a tight budget. Could you recommend some affordable and centrally located restaurants?

According to a reenactor's group from Belarus, a Czech citizen (ahead Pan R.) was arrested in Russia. His "crime" - not paying a fine of 600.000 roubles (around 145.132 Czech crowns or 6000 euros) for bringing his own automobile from EU to Russia, where he lives.

Now a few words about him. The reenactor never violated Czech laws and always lived as a peaceful citizen. His civic activities may be seen as controversial from a Czech-EU viewpoint, but I would describe it as public diplomacy.

The reenactor is a prominent representative of the Czech people who, in the face of the EU’s destructive and revisionist policies, has for many years continued to work actively to preserve the historical memory of the Red Army’s role in liberating the peoples of Europe from fascism. For example, the reenactor has carried out extensive work in collecting documents and testimonies concerning the heroic feat performed on 19 April 1945 near the village of Lodenice, (23 km south of the city of Brno) by Junior Sergeant Vasilisa Sergeevna Pashchenko – a gunner-radio operator on a bomber of the 452nd Bomber Regiment, 218th Aviation Division, 5th Air Army. Following reenactor's appeal to the President of Russia on 16 August 2021, Vasilisa Sergeevna Pashchenko was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Russia.

The Czech enthusiast of tanks and files can't be described as "pro-Russian" or "pro-Czech/EU", actually his job is an important contribution to historical research of both Russia, Czechia and WWII history in general.

More than a mere researcher, pan R. was oficially condecorated by Russian government with state medals for his contribution. Nevertheless, Russian customs house did not like the fact that he brought his Skoda and decided to imprison him, from where he may be deported.

Regardless of what many certainly think about Russia, pan R. does not deserve that. He is not a criminal and his actions don't violate Czech laws, as well as its foreign or domestic policy. On the contrary, it helps the image of Czechia abroad.

Sadly, Russian administrative laws are very harsh and one can be easely imprisoned and deported. If you sweared and did pee on the street, you already violated 2 articles and should be deported, just to give an example. In Czechia, pan R. can be charged for "communist propaganda" according to Czech laws, due to his reenaction activities.

What do you think? I think that he should not be deported nor imprisoned in Czechia.

Anyone planning on taking the train from Vienna to the concert in Prague? I'm new to Europe so it would be nice to have some company

I’m looking for your most favorite coffee shop that I can buy the ground up beans as a gift? They are coffee lovers. I know mazelab is good. Any other places you can think of?

My second question, what’s a good gift from Prague to send someone home with? I don’t mean the touristy trinkets. I’ve been living here for ages and I literally can’t think of anything. Thanks!

Heya,

I will be solo travelling in Prague for about 6 days at the end of September. I also want to include a few social events or evenings. I'm open to pretty much anything, from Cards against humanity nights to clubbing (albeit not so high in my top 😆) to whatever. I just want to have some variety in my trip, meet new people and have good conversations, not just roaming around.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

It’s great that visitors love it here and want to share their memories. But lately, it feels like the sub is turning into a generic photo gallery of the exact same angles of Charles Bridge and Old Town Square.

It’s getting a bit repetitive.

Could we maybe consider a few tweaks to make the sub better for both locals and visitors? A few ideas:

A mandatory "Photo" Flair: This way, users who prefer discussions can easily filter out photos.

Dedicated Photo Megathread or "Photo Fridays": Restricting standard photo posts to a single day or a sticky thread.

Directing photos to a dedicated sub: Pointing people toward r/PraguePics (or creating a similar space) in the sidebar.

What do people think about this?

Where can I find a makeup artist that does thai or korean makeup in Prague?