Stadion Strahov in Prague is the largest stadium in the world by surface area, with eight pitches capable of holding over 200,000 people. It was built for Sokol gymnastics rallies and later became the main venue for Czechoslovak spartakiads. Today the complex hosts sports events, open-air concerts and festivals.
A guided tour of Strahov Stadium, the world's largest stadium, exploring its rich history from Sokol festivals to the present day.
A guided tour of Strahov Stadium led by Tom Bílý. Visitors will see the presidential lounge, stands, and galleries. Advance ticket purchase is required.
IPN Summer Cinema Prague presents a documentary about artist and performer František Skála. A discussion with the filmmaker precedes the screening.
Ukrainian filmmaker Alisa Kovalenko presents her documentary portrait of life on the front and her love for her son, followed by a discussion.
A documentary portrait of Kyrgyz journalist Ali Toktakunov, who exposed Russian sanctions-evasion networks and was forced to flee his country. Directed by Samara Sagynbaeva.
A German-language guided tour of Strahov Stadium led by Tomáš Bílý. Explore the presidential lounge, stands, and galleries of one of the world's largest stadiums and discover its rich history.
A documentary about Leni Riefenstahl, the controversial filmmaker of the Nazi era who spent her post-war life denying her ties to the regime. The film pieces together archival materials and personal documents to reveal the complex story of her life and work.
Showcase of musical projects by members of the art collective 6000 Ωveček, Evro 661, and others. All ticket proceeds will be donated to support Ukraine, specifically to the organizations Solidrones and lgbtiqmilitary. T…