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The sunny days in Prague bring perks that you could not enjoy to the fullest in the gloomy or cloudy weather. One of these activities is yoga—in the garden, on the rooftop, or in an open-air studio. Whatever you want, there are as many options as fish in the sea! We dug deeper into the yoga events happening this week (May 30 – June 5), and here are our favorites. Flow & Energy: Yoga at Kunsthalle Praha  Kunsthalle Praha is a modern art gallery that recently premiered with its roaring exhibition, 100 Years of Electricity. It represented the history of electricity in the Czech Republic and the vision and perception of the power concept by some contemporary artists. If you stillRead more.

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Sometimes, it is hard to decide on the next travel destination. We should consider all aspects, including the budget, travel tickets, time of the trip, and the motivation to see another city. That is why we decided to create a list of the top three Czech Republic cities worth a visit.  Tune in & choose your next travel destination Pardubice  Pardubice opens our list of budget travel. The city is located to the east of Prague, approximately 96 kilometers. In other words, the destination is optimal as it will take you around one hour to get there.  For what is Pardubice famous? Actually, there are plenty of things that you can do there. For instance, you can visit the SynthesiaRead more.

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The John Lennon Wall is one of Prague’s top sights. Even in the dead of winter, tourists flock to it to photograph themselves standing in front of the colorful graffiti. In the summer, everyone wants to add their own contribution to the wall, which has led to it being repainted white periodically. This is oddly reminiscent of the communist era. Originally, the wall was an important protest against the regime. The music of John Lennon and of The Beatles was forbidden in communist Czechoslovakia, but it was smuggled into the country (along with other Western music) and made a huge impact. The Beatles were very popular in Czechoslovakia, as indeed they still are, and the fact that their music wasRead more.