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Tuesday6 October · Prague edition
Newsletter14:266 October
Storyline · 5 parts

A City in Progress

New concert halls, tram lines, reopened landmarks and closing venues: how Prague is changing, one project at a time.

  1. Prague

    Villa Müller reopens with six rooms never shown before

    After 20 months of repairs, Adolf Loos's functionalist house in Střešovice now lets visitors into the parlour, the servants' flat and the wine cellar.

  2. Prague

    Lávka leaves its riverside home after 36 years

    The club beside Charles Bridge held its farewell party and must vacate the historic waterworks building by 8 October.

  3. Prague

    Most Prague districts will be firework-free from New Year 2027

    A year-round ban now covers 35 of the city's 57 districts, home to more than 1.1 million people.

  4. Prague

    First look inside the planned Vltava Philharmonic

    New visualisations show wood, glass and stone shaped to echo the river, as the estimated cost of the building reaches CZK 12 billion.

  5. Prague

    Work begins on a tram line to the Strahov student district

    The 1.3-kilometre link from Malovanka should carry its first passengers in mid-2028.