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Autumn in Prague 2014 © Prague City Tourism, September 2014 Prague City Tourism Tourist Information & Services in 6 Information Centres Old Town Hall – Staroměstské náměstí 1 Rytířská Street 31 Wenceslas Square (upper part) Lesser Town Bridge Tower Václav Havel Airport Prague – arrival hall, Terminal 1 & 2 General and Special Tours of the City Book a guide – Old Town Hall tel. +420 236 002 562, +420 236 002 569 / GSM: +420 775 855 037 e-mail: [email protected] More about us on www.prague.eu Old Town Hall The symbol of city authority is probably the most beautiful sight in Prague’s historic centre. Its origins date back to the 14th century, when townhouses were gradually merged into one building, and it has oſten figured prominently in the history of Prague and the Czech state. From a bird’s eye perspective Dominating the square is the 69.5-meter high tower. From there, from a bird’s eye perspective, you can enjoy an amazing view of the entire city! Medieval underground Medieval Prague reveals itself to you through the doors in the basement of the Old Town Hall. Astronomical Clock Prague’s Astronomical Clock, which displays the motion of the planets and the twelve apostles, is an integral part of the Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock was created in 1410. In addition to the 12 Apostles, it is decorated with moving figurines including the Skeleton, Vanity, the Miser and the Turk. Ceremonial Halls of the Old Town Hall The Lord Mayor of Prague receives prominent figures and special guests here. We look forward to your visit! The Old Town Hall is open daily: Mon 11.00 – 18.00 Tue – Sun 9.00 – 18.00 The Town Hall Tower is open daily: Mon 11.00 – 22.00 Tue – Sun 9.00 – 22.00 Astronomical Clock: Daily 9.00 – 23.00 BIG BIG BIG BIG

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Page 1: Old Town Hall Prague City Tourism Autumn Tourist Information …€¦ · BIG BIG BIG BIG. Autumn in Prague 2014 Concerto Glassico Ends September 28 / Tuscan Palace (Toskánský palác)

Autumn in Prague 2014

© Prague City Tourism, September 2014

Prague City Tourism

Tourist Information & Services in 6 Information Centres

– Old Town Hall – Staroměstské náměstí 1 – Rytířská Street 31– Wenceslas Square (upper part)– Lesser Town Bridge Tower – Václav Havel Airport Prague – arrival hall, Terminal 1 & 2

General and Special Tours of the City Book a guide – Old Town Hall tel. +420 236 002 562, +420 236 002 569 / GSM: +420 775 855 037e-mail: [email protected]

More about us on www.prague.eu

Old Town HallThe symbol of city authority is probably the most beautiful sight in Prague’s historic centre. Its origins date back to the 14th century, when townhouses were gradually merged into one building, and it has often figured prominently in the history of Prague and the Czech state.

From a bird’s eye perspectiveDominating the square is the 69.5-meter high tower. From there, from a bird’s eye perspective, you can enjoy an amazing view of the entire city!

Medieval undergroundMedieval Prague reveals itself to you through the doors in the basement of the Old Town Hall.

Astronomical ClockPrague’s Astronomical Clock, which displays the motion of the planets and the twelve apostles, is an integral part of the Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock was created in 1410. In addition to the 12 Apostles, it is decorated with moving figurines including the Skeleton, Vanity, the Miser and the Turk.

Ceremonial Halls of the Old Town HallThe Lord Mayor of Prague receives prominent figures and special guests here.

We look forward to your visit!

The Old Town Hall is open daily:Mon 11.00 – 18.00Tue – Sun 9.00 – 18.00

The Town Hall Tower is open daily:Mon 11.00 – 22.00Tue – Sun 9.00 – 22.00

Astronomical Clock:Daily 9.00 – 23.00

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Autumn in Prague 2014Concerto GlassicoEnds September 28 / Tuscan Palace (Toskánský palác) / A unique exhibition of the Czech glass and jewellery industry. The exhibition includes examples of glasswork. Beauty in HarnessEnds October 19 / Prague Castle Riding School / Carriages, sleighs and sedan chairs from the 18th to the 20th centuries. This unique exhibition is a testament to the technological and artistic skills of our forebears. Treasures of Ancient ChinaEnds November 9 / Imperial Stables of Prague Castle / An overview of Chinese arts and crafts from the beginnings of Chinese civilisation to the government of the last dynasty. Alfons Mucha – The Slav EpicEnds December 31, 2015 / Veletržní Palace / A set of 20 large-format Art Nouveau canvases, with which Alfons Mucha strove to summarise the history of Czechs and other Slavic nations. Art Nouveau / Arts Vital 1900Ends December 31, 2015 / Municipal House / A selection of top Czech and European Art Nouveau works from the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts. LadronkafestSeptember 6 / Ladronka / This annual festival presents a wide range of great events – sports, culture, music, art, adrenalin, shows and other entertainment. Birell Grand Prix Prague 2014September 6 / start and finish at Wenceslas Square / Experience the unique atmosphere of Prague at night – choose one of the four races over a 5 or 10 km course. Foodparade 2014September 6 – 7 / Troja Chateau gardens / This festival of good food and drink will introduce visitors to renowned Prague restaurants and their head chefs.

St. Wenceslas Celebrations 2014September 6 – 30 / St. Vitus Cathedral, the Spanish Synagogue and other locations / This festival of religious art will offer a range of artistic genres – theatre, classical and early music, jazz, gospel. Dvořák PragueSeptember 8 – 22 / Rudolfinum, Convent of St. Agnes and other locations This international music festival celebrates the genius of Antonín Dvořák. You’ll experience masterful performances by world-class artists. Jovan Dezort – What Time Took (1954 – 2014) September 12 – October 14 / Old Town Hall / Retrospective exhibition of this important Czech photographer. Jiří KolářSeptember 25, 2014 – January 18, 2015 / Kampa Museum / This exhibition features more than a hundred works of art representing a variety of techniques discovered by Jiří Kolář. Příští vlna / Next WaveSeptember 27 – October 7 / various locations / This festival’s motto is “Lost and Found” – it will be a meeting of theatre, music, dance, literature, art and other alternatives. Bethlehem OdysseyOctober 4 / Bethlehem Chapel / A unique multimedia show that will take you through the history bound to this significant place. Strings of Autumn October 6 – November 12 / State Opera, Rudolfinum and other locations / This music festival features jazz, world music, and classical music. Leading artists present everything from traditional early music to the hottest contemporary sounds. Designblok 2014 / Prague Design and Fashion WeekOctober 7 – 12 / Hotel Evropa, Kafka House and other locations / This international show features the latest furniture, lighting, home accessories, fashion and lifestyle designs. Malá Strana Chamber FestivitiesOctober 7 – November 30 / Wallenstein Palace / This festival of Prague chamber music showcases the best of the Czech interpretive scene. Après Ski PragueOctober 11 – 12 / Rašínovo Embankment / A “mountain resort” next to the Vltava offers a variety of fun events for enthusiastic athletes and families with children. Prague Jazz FestivalFrom October 12 / AghaRTA Jazz Centrum, Lucerna Music Bar / The program for this year’s Jazz Festival offers many excellent artists – a true “gourmet” international jazz line-up. Joan BaezOctober 16 / Lucerna Palace – Great Hall / This renowned American folk singer and her unique voice return to Prague’s Lucerna this autumn.

SIGNAL – Festival of LightOctober 16 – 19 / Prague city centre, various locations / The city’s historic centre will once again become the locus of new technologies, amazing ideas and unbridled creativity. This PlaceOctober 24, 2014 – March 2, 2015 / DOX Centre for Contemporary Art A view of Israel by 12 international photographers – its history, geography, residents, daily life and the importance that this country has for the rest of the world. Festival of St. Martin in the Botanical GardenNovember 11 / Prague Botanical Garden / The winery at the St. Claire vineyard will be a place of celebration of wine from the new harvest. Come and have a taste!

José Carreras & Vanessa MaeNovember 11 / O2 Arena / A double concert of the world-renowned tenor and the violin virtuoso. Special guest – famous Irish soprano Celine Byrne. Rudolf Firkušný Piano FestivalNovember 15 – 22 / Municipal House, Rudolfinum / The second annual festival will offer four concerts for lovers of piano music featuring outstanding soloists. Dee Dee BridgewaterNovember 23 / Lucerna Palace / This American singing star will perform a tribute to jazz legend Billie Holiday. Cecilia BartoliNovember 24 / Rudolfinum / Concert by the Italian mezzo-soprano, one of the most popular and respected contemporary opera stars. ZaZNovember 29 / Forum Karlín / A combination of jazz, blues, pop and chanson performed by one of the biggest stars of the contemporary French music scene. Wine FestivalsSeptember 12 – 13 / Vinohrady Wine Festival / náměstí Jiřího z PoděbradSeptember 13 / Troja Wine Festival / Troja Chateau courtyardSeptember 13 – 14 / Botanical Garden Wine Festival / Prague-TrojaSeptember 20 – 21 / Prague Castle Wine Festival / Open house at this working vineyard / Prague CastleSeptember 26 – 27 / Grébovka Wine Festival / Prague-VinohradySeptember 27 – 28 / St. Wenceslas Wine Festival / Villa Richter For more information, see the Calendar of Events at www.prague.eu

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