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Prague continues reducing “advertising pollution” in public space.

9/7/2023 Prague’s City Councilor Adam Zábranský, whi is responsible for the City Council’s property, legislation and transparency agendas, met with journalists and representatives of advertising agencies on Thursday morning for a roundtable discussion

Prague will build new pavilion and refurbish existing building of Dobřichovice Home for the Elderly.

9/5/2023 The Prague City Council has noted a report on the progress of an investment project to extend and refurbish the Dobřichovice Home for the Elderly and on the financial situation of this project.

Prague’s Old Town Hall opens renovated ground floor and new tourist facilities.

9/5/2023 Prague together with its own Prague City Tourism company opened a newly refurbished lower part of the Old Town Hall and a new tourist service hub.

New flood protection drainage to be built in Velká Chuchle.

9/4/2023 The Prague-Velká Chuchle district will have a new storm water drainage system, which will be part of comprehensive flood protection measures.

New water sports park is to be built in Prague’s Troja district. It will serve both the public and as a national training center

8/24/2023 he Prague Council approved the intent to build a canoeing canal and a multipurpose sports compound in Troja Basin.

Dvorce bridge construction: abutments and pillars completed

8/17/2023 The new bridge to connect Podolí and Zlíchov has deep piles, abutments, and pillars of the lower part of the structure completed.

Prague receives almost CZK 34 million for renovation of Barrandov Bridge

8/17/2023 Prague has received funding in the amount of CZK 33,891,754.73 from the State Fund for Transport Infrastructure (SFDI). The city will use these funds to finance major repairs and modernization of the Barrandov Bridge and to improve noise protection

City of Prague to sponsor geothermal boreholes for a new school in Šeberov with 14 million CZK

8/16/2023 Prague will provide funding for the construction of a new elementary school in Šeberov district. Specifically, Prague will provide 14 million CZK to finance geothermal boreholes and the technology for ground/water heat pumps.

Prague plans to continue restoring ponds on its territory and to build fountains on Letná plain

8/16/2023 Prague citizens will enjoy revitalized Prosecký Pond and Bubec Pond and new water features on Letná. The investment initiative was approved by the Prague City Council on Monday. After the restoration, the ponds will serve Prague inhabitants for recreation

Prague will build a new kindergarten thanks to funding from the Ministry of the Environment

8/16/2023 The City of Prague has received the necessary funding for the construction of Mydlinka kindergarten in Prague 12. The Czech Ministry of Environment has provided a significant support in the amount of CZK 11,676,708.87 for the construction.
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