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122 TOURIST CENTRE MUSEUM THEATRE CHURCH GALLERY NG NATIONAL GALLERY MONUMENT HOTEL HOSPITAL PEDESTRIANIZED ZONE UNDERGROUND TRAM STOP WALKS MEETING POINT BOAT DEPARTURE POINT 8 53 Štefánikův Bridge LUNCH/DINNER BOAT eše CRUISE DEPARTURE 14 Tram stop 22 for easy access to Prague Castle Classic River Boat nábř. Edvarda Ben 6 Pražský 22 hrad Čechův Bridge Postal 45 Museum 43 56 89 St. Agnes 12 sq. Convent Golden Lane 53 Old Castle Stairs JAZZ BOAT JEWISH 20 5 s DEPARTURE HRADČANY The Office TOWN St. Peter r St. George’ sq. Church PRAGUE CASTLE Basilica sq. 26 79 123 of the Government Synagogu Old-New Spanish St. Castullus St. Vitus Synagogue Church All 72 Cathedral Prague Saints 58 Prague Castle Valdštejnské City square e Kotva 69 52 Museum Complex Mánesův VltavaBridge Rive 26 99 14 square 114 Shopping 18 Castle Stairs 117 16 Mall 75 Bus Station square sq. 50 Florenc Maiselova St. James Palladium 113 11 the Greater 25 Shopping Mall 80 107 101 Church 64 EXC 111 Meeting 76 Žatecká 44 42 110 Point 83 103 19 HANGE St. Nicholas Church 24 29 7 Franz Republic 71 St. Nicholas sq. Franz Kafka Kafka sq. 48 Museum 39 sq. Church Old Týn Station Town PowderMunicipal Mariánské SquareChurch Gate House 78 sq. 15 Astronomical 21 60 Lennon 97 MaléClock 40 23 109 Wall OLD sq. 115 TOWN 112 30 sq. sq. sq. 121 sq. 1 14 Havelský 62 108 Market 73 102 Na Příkopě Strahov Jubilee 70 54 St. ChurchHavel Monastery PETŘÍN Museum 38 Synagogue of Music KAMPA 82 Hunger W HILL ISLAND 118 65 sq. all Church Of 67 8 St. Laurence Tyrš Museum Wenceslas Square St. Cross Rotund28 a 37 Main Train Station 96 77 sq. S 2 PREMIANE-BTU 119 Strahov TTL SHU 35 106 22 4 92 34 12 PRAGUE HOTEL LOCATIONS Legionářů Bridge 1. 987 Design 56. Euroagentur Jelení Dvůr 72. Maximilian 95 55 3. Admirál botel 2. Euroagentur Julis 73. Melantrich The Prague 4. Adria 95. Euroagentur Rokoko 76. Metamorphis 5. Agnes Residence 36. Eurostars David 78. Monastery Garden Hunger Wall 33 State Opera 6. Albatros botel 106. Eurostars Thalia 79. Mucha 7. Alchymist Grand 37. Falkensteiner Maria 80. Neruda 8. Ambassador Zlatá Husa 39. Four Seasons 81. Novotel Wenceslav Sq. 90 100. Anděl Tomáškova 38. Friday 83. Paris 9. Anděl‘s 103. Golden Tulip Savoy 84. Pav Best Western 17 93 10. Angelo 40. Grandhotel Praha 88. Prague Centre Plaza 61 86. Ankora Prague 69. Grand Majestic Plaza 87. Prague Centre Superior 122 11. Antik 41. Green Garden 65. Prague Inn 12. Apart. Wenceslas Sq. 36 42. Green Lobster 71. Marriot Prague 84 13. Archibald City 122. Hapimag 89. President sq. 14. Archibald at Charles Bridge 43. Hilton (Pobřežní) 90. Radisson Blu Alcron 15. Aria 44. Hilton Old Town 91. Raffaelo 52. Art Deco Imperial 45. Hoffmeister 92. Ramada City Centre 24 16. Astoria 51. Ibis Mala Strana 93. Residence Mala Strana 13 18. Atlantic 50. Ibis Old Town 96. Roma 63 24 17. Atos 49. Ibis Wenceslas Sq. 97. Rott Letohrádek 105 13 19. Aureus Clavis 53. Intercontinental 98. Saint George Kinských 85 Vinohrady 20. Myo Caruso 54. Iron Gate and Suites 99. Salvator 59 21. Best Western Meteor Plaza 55. Jalta Boutique 101. Santini Residence Theatre 22. Bohemia Plaza Residence 58. Josef 102. Savic 36 NEW TOWN 23. Boscolo Carlo IV 59. Julian 104. Seven Days 31 104 57 24. Caesar Palace 60. K+K Central 57. Sonata 22 25. Central 61. K+K Fenix 105. Suite Home sq. Church of St. Cyril and 75. Century Old Town 62. Kampa Garden 107. The Golden Wheel sq. Charles 26. City Centre 63. Kinsky Garden BW 48. The Charles Methodius 27. City Club 109. King David 108. The Iron Gate Hotel & Suit. 28. Cloister Inn 66. Legie 112. U Prince sq. Peace National House 29. Constans 67. Liberty 113. U Schnellů Jiráskův Bridge of Vinohrady 31. Crystale Palace 30. Linder Prague Castle 114. U Tří Čápů sq. sq. 111. Černá Liška / Lippert 110. Little Quarter 123. U Zlaté Studně náměstí Dancing 32. Da Vinci 64. Loreta 121. U Zlatého Stromu House 81 77. Design Metropol 68. Louis Leger 115. U Zlatých Nůžek 86 66 sq. 33. Elite 94. Mamaison Riverside 117. Waldstein 34. Elysée 82. Mamaison Pachtův Palace 118. William 91 35. Esplanade 70. Mandarin Oriental 119. Yasmin 94 49 32 14.října 6 sq. Sv. Kateřina Church Church of St. Wenceslas sq. 98 Nový Palackého Bridge 87 Smíchov 88 100 Shopping 51 Mall sq. BOTANIC 13 GARDEN 41 0 metres 100 200 300 9 10 3 27 68 Prague Airport Transfers s.r.o. Transfers Airport Prague ©® VOZOVNA ORTENOVO VIENNA CZK 7 448 / EUR 286 EUR / 448 7 CZK 17 14 This map shows 229 EUR / 958 5 CZK HOW TO JOIN US FOR A TOUR TRAM ROUTES KOBYLISY NÁMĚSTÍ useful tram routes SALZBURG CZK 8 460 / EUR 325 EUR / 460 8 CZK for sight seeing. 260 EUR / 768 6 CZK Prague Castle Sternberg Letná National The locations PLZEŇ CZK 2 300 / EUR 88 EUR / 300 2 CZK Walks/Tours Meeting Point 71 EUR / 840 1 CZK Palace PRAŽSKÝ Wallenstein Park Gallery VELETRŽNÍ HRAD Palace PALÁC of major sights The meeting point for all the walks is on the corner of Paris Street (Pařížská) and Old Town The ČECHŮV MOST PASSAU CZK 4 928 / EUR 190 EUR / 928 4 CZK are marked, as 152 EUR / 942 3 CZK Square, next to the Czech Tourism office. You might ask at your hotel reception for exact Loreto St Agnes Vltava well as the NUREMBERG CZK 6 548 / EUR 252 EUR / 548 6 CZK POHOŘELEC Convent 201 EUR / 238 5 CZK directions. The Old Town Square is just a short walk from Staroměstská metro or tram station, MALOSTRANSKÁ PRÁVNICKÁ FAKULTA nearest tram stop. and is one of the most famous locations in Prague. Your guide waits for you with a red Prague 22 BÍLÁ LABUŤ MLADÁ BOLESLAV MLADÁ CZK 1 750 / EUR 67 EUR / 750 1 CZK BÍLÁ Church of Old Jewish Powder 54 EUR / 400 1 CZK St Nicholas Old-New Airport Transfers sign umbrella. Please turn up 10 minutes before the walk starts. For the Beer HORA Cemetery Synagogue Gate MASARYKOVO NÁDRAŽÍ LIBEREC CZK 2 850 / EUR 110 EUR / 850 2 CZK MALOSTRANSKÉ 88 EUR / 280 2 CZK and Ghost Tour, the pickup point is from the Premiant Tour kiosk at Na Příkopě 23, which is five Strahov STAROMĚSTSKÁ NÁMĚSTÍ Charles minutes’ walk from Wenceslas Square. Monastery KARLOVY Old Town KUTNÁ HORA KUTNÁ CZK 1 750 / EUR 68 EUR / 750 1 CZK HELLICHOVA Bridge Square 54 EUR / 400 1 CZK LÁZNĚ SPOJOVACÍ ÚJEZD Dancing JINDŘIŠSKÁ KRAKOW CZK 12 150 / EUR 467 EUR / 150 12 CZK Day Trips/Excursions Pickup Point NÁRODNÍ House VÁCLAVSKÉ NÁMĚSTÍ 374 EUR / 720 9 CZK Petřín Park DIVADLO LAZARSKÁ 9 DRESDEN CZK 3 750 / EUR 144 EUR / 750 3 CZK SÍDLIŠTĚ Wenceslas Square 115 EUR / 000 3 CZK The complimentary pickup is always from your hotel. Return drop-off back to your hotel is not always included in the price, and National ŘEPY National Museum you might be dropped off only in the city centre. Theatre BUDAPEST CZK 11 813 / EUR 454 EUR / 813 11 CZK 22 363 EUR / 450 9 CZK KARLOVO NÁMĚSTÍ NÁMĚSTÍ 9 Charles LUNCH/DINNER BOAT VÝTOŇ BRNO CZK 4 635 / EUR 178 EUR / 635 4 CZK MÍRU 143 EUR / 708 3 CZK CRUISE DEPARTURE Square Boat Departure Point a NÁDRAŽÍ BRATISLAVA CZK 7 380 / EUR 284 EUR / 380 7 CZK HOSTIVAŘ 227 EUR / 904 5 CZK tav You can either use the hotel pickup or make your own way to the boat. The boat departure point is from Dvořákovo Quay, and Tickets can be l the boat is located between Čechův Bridge and Štefánikův Bridge (closer to the Štefánikuv Bridge). If you walk from Old Town V BERLIN CZK 8 010 / EUR 308 EUR / 010 8 CZK bought from 246 EUR / 408 6 CZK Square, follow Pařížská Street and after ten minutes you reach the riverbank (Čechův Bridge), right next to the Intercontinental ticket machines Major Sight ONE WAY ONE 5 - 8 group 8 - 5 Hotel. Then you walk down to the pier and walk another five minutes (to the right in relation to Prague Castle) until you see the at all metro group 4 - 1 LEVSKÉHO SPOŘILOV Tram route Classic River boat. Please be at the boat departure pier at least 15 minutes before boat departure time. The boat’s name is stations and 17 14 Long-distance Transfers Transfers Long-distance Tram stop (only selected stops) Centre) City Prague (To/From Classic River. The Jazzboat cruise departure point is from a slightly different place; please refer to the mark on the map. newsagents. VEHICLE minibus upgrade minibus or sedan PRICE CZK 550 / EUR 21 EUR / 550 CZK Tickets must be validated at the entrance CZK 110 pass CZK 24 ticket 15 EUR / 390 CZK ONE WAY ONE 5 - 8 group 8 - 5 gates to underground stations, or simi- Valid for 24-hour pass Valid for 30 minutes group 4 - 1 larly in the little orange boxes you see CZK 310 pass CZK 32 ticket TICKET hanging on poles in buses and trams. Transfers Station Bus or Train Prague Private TICKETS Valid for 72-hour pass Valid for 90 minutes VALIDATION Public transport tickets can be used on any type of VEHICLE minibus public transport, and allow transfers between lines upgrade minibus or sedan PRICE CZK 780 / EUR 30 EUR / 780 CZK (metro to metro, tram to tram, etc) and types of 21 EUR / 550 CZK transport (metro to tram, tram to bus, etc).
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    Prague and music are closely intertwined. On our site you’ll fi nd everything you Vignettes (CVs) Church of Sts. Simon and Jude, U Milosrdných 1, Prague 1 Concert halls Palác Akropolis, Kubelíkova 27, Prague 3, T: +420 296 330 913, might be interested in about music and Prague - personalities, monuments, festivals The church is famous for its Baroque music concerts and its well-preserved mas- www.palacakropolis.cz and attractions. Be inspired and listen while browsing through Prague... Ema Destinnová (1878 Prague - 1930 České Budějovice) terpiece organs that, according to legend, both Mozart and Joseph Haydn played, Spanish Hall of Prague Castle (second courtyard), Prague 1, T: +420 224 371 111, Legendary Žižkov club and alternative art centre. (D4) World-famous Czech opera singer who celebrated considerable success as the star a distinction which saved their pipes from confi scation for the war in 1917. (B3) www.hrad.cz Also try our interactive musical map of Prague on www.musicinprague.com. of the Berlin State Opera and London‘s Covent Garden. In New York‘s Metropolitan The largest ceremonial hall at Prague Castle, the venue for important ceremonies Rock Café, Národní 20, Prague 1, T: +420 224 933 947, www.rockcafe.cz Opera she shone alongside Enrico Caruso as his singing partner. Loreto, Loretánské náměstí 7, Prague 1 and concerts. (A3) Prague‘s iconic club to support young musicians. (B4) Not for sale for Not This church features a unique carillon. In addition, its organ is one of the most valu- edition First Antonín Dvořák (1841 Nelahozeves - 1904 Prague) able monuments of Baroque organmaking.
  • The Story of Journalist Organizations in Czechoslovakia

    The Story of Journalist Organizations in Czechoslovakia

    Media and Communication (ISSN: 2183–2439) 2017, Volume 5, Issue 3, Pages 95–102 DOI: 10.17645/mac.v5i3.1042 Article The Story of Journalist Organizations in Czechoslovakia Markéta Ševčíková 1,* and Kaarle Nordenstreng 2 1 Independent Researcher, Prague, Czech Republic; E-Mail: [email protected] 2 Faculty of Communication Sciences, University of Tampere, 33014 Tampere, Finland; E-Mail: [email protected] * Corresponding author Submitted: 15 May 2017 | Accepted: 23 August 2017 | Published: 27 September 2017 Abstract This article reviews the political history of Czechoslovakia as a vital part of the Soviet-dominated “Communist bloc” and its repercussions for the journalist associations based in the country. Following an eventful history since 1918, Czechoslovakia changed in 1948 from a liberal democracy into a Communist regime. This had significant consequences for journalists and their national union and also for the International Organization of Journalists (IOJ), which had just established its head- quarters in Prague. The second historical event to shake the political system was the “Prague Spring” of 1968 and its aftermath among journalists and their unions. The third landmark was the “Velvet Revolution” of 1989, which played a significant part in the fall of Communism in Central and Eastern Europe and led to the closing of the old Union of Journalists in 1990, followed by the founding of a new Syndicate which refused to serve as the host of the IOJ. This led to a gradual disintegration and the closing down of what in the 1980s was the world’s largest non-governmental organization in the media field. Keywords Cold War; communism; Czechoslovakia; International Organization of Journalists; journalism; union of journalists Issue This article is part of the issue “Histories of Collaboration and Dissent: Journalists’ Associations Squeezed by Political System Changes”, edited by Epp Lauk (University of Jyväskylä, Finland) and Kaarle Nordenstreng (University of Tampere, Finland).