Prague events » February 2010:

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of communism, this 'Be Free' exhibition, which began in 2009, casts light on the atmosphere in Czechoslovakia from the 1950s-1989. It examines the dissemination of free information and propaganda, and presents diverse views on the events and spirit of the era.
The exhibition takes places in the new building of the National Museum, located to the left of the original National Museum.

Around 4.5 billion years ago the Earth came into existence. Old, but still very much alive, it is constantly metamorphosing, bearing the only known life in the universe. What was its birth like? What does the planet look like inside? How did life happen to evolve in such immense diversity? Just a few of the many questions this exhibition at the National Museum helps answer.

The Bohemian Carnevale dates back to medieval times, and celebrates human joy and gregariousness. As you wander around Prague, if you hear drums and other instruments, and see colourfully dressed people, then that is the Bohemian Carnevale. No point in listing the times though, as in our experience the Bohemian Carnevale is far too free spirited to keep to them!

Valentine's Day in Prague is about as romantic as it gets.
From candlelit cellar restaurants to evening jazz river cruises, from opera & dinner packages to hot air balloon rides, Prague Experience has some great ideas to impress your loved one.
Valentine's Day is also an ideal time to book the Prague Package.

The oldest reference to St. Mathew’s fair dates back to the 16th century. It is one of the best known and most popular fairs in the Czech Republic, and is the first spring fair in Europe. There are around 130 rides and attractions, from swing sets to bumper cars and shooting galleries. Longstanding favourites include the Loch Ness, a large carousel in the shape of the legendary monster, and a roller coaster that runs over water

Prague is famous for opera and classical concerts. The city boasts three magnificent opera houses, several concert halls and an array of beautiful churches. An extensive repertoire of opera, ballet & classical concerts is on offer, and tickets are reasonably priced. Advance reservations are recommended as performances often sell out.

A visit to a Prague theatre is a typically Czech experience. Marionette Theatre (Puppet Theatre) enjoys a long tradition. Black Light Theatre & Laterna Magika mix ballet, animated film, illusions and puppets with mime artists. Shows are highly visual and appeal to adults and children of all nationalities. As with opera & concerts, advance reservations are recommended.