Usually (read every time) when I go for the special presentations provided by the museums or some tourist attractions, I am quite sceptical at it. Today´s visit of Dive Into Virtual Reality Lab was really something I did not expect. It is situated in -1 floor at toy shop Hamleys (where btw. they have quite nice souvenirs too).

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In this blog we would like to introduce you some cultural or useful stuff from our country. Sometimes it will be just brief look at something, to give you a clue that such a thing even exists. Sometimes, we would like to go little bit more down to its depths... We hope you will enjoy it.
Your Prague Local Friends ;-)
P.S.: All of them (except the facts) contain the personal opinions of their authors. ;-)
Why we do not plan the itineraries...
Regarding the pictures above... this is something we want to avoid - unless it would be your wish to be there....
BOTAS 66 represents a lifestyle label of the traditional Czech sports brand Botas. Its foundation was initiated in 2008 by designers Jan Kloss and Jakub Korouš originally as a school project. It is based on the iconic model Botas Classic, which was launched in Czechoslovakia in 1966 and once for all ranked in the Czech dictionary general word...
Prague public transport
Prague public transport (PPT) is one of the best ones in Europe. It consists from metro (3 lines), trams (26 lines), buses (125 lines), funicular (3 stops) and you can use some trains as well. The PPT works from ± 4:50 - ± 0:20. Then there is quite good night PPT which is reduced compare to the day one (no...
What to do and not to do in Prague
You've arrived to Prague. It's probably cloudy. Everybody has a look on their face as if they were about to kick you in the shins. You crack a joke and nobody laughs. The "Wine mom" archetype is getting out of hand. Nobody wants to talk.Panic? Worry not - have these rules in mind and nobody will give you dirty looks (or at least not a lot of them)....
Czech money
General information / The ways of payment / How to recognize fake money / Where to change / Funny facts / The prices of the basic stuff
Czech Cuisine in general
Czech cuisine is a special type of the central European one. Typical ingredients are onion, garlic, butter (or lard), potatoes, flour, salt & pepper, cumin & majoram. (I would even bet that every Czech has these ones at home most of the time.) Quite interesting is that we use as well pretty often poppy seeds and mushrooms (which we...