Wine growers from all over the Czech Republic are rolling their casks to Prague and you have the opportunity to taste their delicious products almost every day. The Wine Exhibition arranged in the National Museum of Agriculture presents tens of fair goods including still-house facility and a huge wooden wine press and offers you the thrill of wine harvest experience. The more courageous men in Prague will definitely not be ashamed in front of their fellow citizens from Moravia and will dare to present their spirit in wine-tasting proficiency. Aren´t they fond of such proficiency? Look at some tasting hints below.

Repair worth 120 million shall be carried out on stairways, the quay wall and the over one kilometer long pathway re-paved with new type of cube stones€.
And the municipal office has more plans for this attractive place. There will be a leisure zone with cycle track, benches, refreshment stalls and a summer beach, all built next spring.
The repair of alluvial quay was necessary as the quay wall and communication was almost ruined at some places. Due to frequent flooding and fluctuation of water level of the Vltava River. But its all different now.

On 11th October the armed convoy brought the most precious Czech statuette The Venus of Vestonice €“ to the National Museum. The chesty national treasure will be a part of the Mammoth Hunters Exhibition presenting the life, religion and diet of our ancestors. The Exhibition was prepared by real experts. One of the operators, expert in palaeontology of large mammals, even tasted one mammoth before the commencement.

People in Prague admired Mozart. When he was concerting in the opera house playing his piano, the place was crowded as never before. People stood there like stiff and almost held their breath. When Mozart mastered the part, they started clapping frenetically, supporting with enthusiasm, smiling and some even clasped tears in their eyes. That is not to say there are acting hysteric, when they hear a nice piece of music. They only behave that way, if the music is really divine.

The Prague Castle has decided in response to multiple requests from tourists and visitors to prolong its opening hours from September 25th to the end of summer - October 31st. The extended opening hours include the following localities:
Old Royal Palace including the Story of Prague Castle exhibition, Prague Castle Gallery, Saint George's Basilica, Jirky Monastery - National Gallery and Golden Street with Daliborka Tower.