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Prague’s Bohemia restaurant is back to its former glory
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Prague’s Bohemia restaurant is back to its former glory

Balazs Gaspar · 6 02 2023

The restaurant, built in 1891 and located in Prague’s Výstaviště exhibition area, stood abandoned for years but has now been completely renovated and will soon open its doors to the public.

The refurbishment of the Bohemia restaurant is part of a long-term plan to revitalize the entire Výstaviště. The area was originally developed in 1891 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Prague’s first industrial exhibition. “We have now restored this historic building to its former beauty, and I am pleased that we will soon open a new, representative, and cultured space for various events to the people of Prague,” said Prague Deputy Mayor Pavel Vyhnánek. The building will host concerts, fashion shows, conferences, and other special events.

Source: expats.cz

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