September 4, 2007

Not so many people like to visit quiet galleries, so what about placing the exhibition in the streets of Prague? That was the idea of Zuzana Brikciusova who decided to prepare an exhibition about the first Czechoslovakian president Tomas Garrigue Masaryk (1850 – 1937) on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of his death.  

As early as 1348 was the first water supply established, when wooden pipes were constructed, carrying spring water into fountains on the main squares. There were rich sources of the spring water underground, for example one under the Zitná street, which probably influenced the way the New Town was planned....  

Prague will host a conference where the directors of the police from the Central European countries will discuss the problem of pickpocketing. Polish and German police officers will share their experience with fighting this problem with their Czech colleagues.