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5 May 2025, Prague – Prague City Tourism has curated a series of public events to commemorate a pivotal moment in history: the end of the Second World War and the Prague Uprising. As part of the Experience Prague and Prague Heritage programmes, the company is offering a range of guided walks and lectures exploring the city’s wartime past. From 6 May, visitors will be able to view a remarkable replica of the destroyed Old Town Bell – one of the oldest bells in Prague – on display on the ground floor of the Old Town Hall. The bell has been reconstructed by the Museum of Prague Museum.
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9 April 2025 – The Czech pavilion at the EXPO 2025 World Exhibition in Osaka will open on 13 April. On this occasion, Prague City Tourism is presenting a special website for visitors from Japan prague.eu/japan, reflecting fascinating Prague stories and places the Japanese audience will find attractive. Tens of thousands of tourists from the Land of the Rising Sun visit Prague every year, spending an average of 2 to 3 nights in Prague and discovering in particular the local heritage sights.
31 March 2025, Prague – Prague City Tourism is prepared for the new tourist season and the arrival of domestic and foreign visitors. With the arrival of warm weather, it is extending the opening hours of Prague’s towers, preparing for the celebrations of the end of the Second World War and providing new types of walks for the public.
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