The inaccurately named "Restaurant week" (which actually lasts all month) is in full swing in Prague at the moment. We can forgive them the lapse in timing because the ability to try out new restaurants, new dishes and new options is a great way to discover the hidden culinary talents the city has to offer.
The National Theatre is dazzling audiences with a combination of modern choreography, set design and costumes. Avant-Garde is a minimalist show, letting you focus on the athletic, almost ethereal, dancing. At almost 3 hours - with breaks - it's a long performance, but well worth your while.
The cosy environment of the Theatre Royal will come to life with the Virginia Delgado Artistic Ensemble and their Flamenco show.
Contemporary Italian pop music is part of the soundtrack of any Mediterranean life. It's not always as well-known in northern Europe, and that's a shame. Italian rock giant Eros Ramazotti will change Prague's mind about that as it dances the night away at the O2 arena.
The YouTuber known as Gamazda - Aleksandra Kuznetsova, to you and me - built her YouTube channel following her classical education at the Tchaikovsky conservatory. With 1 million subscribers, she
John Williams and Hans Zimmer are two great contemporary composers whose music is the reminder of so many moments of cinematic wonder. Perhaps because Williams collaborates so often with Speilberg, his music resonates through so many family favourites.
Rock god Eric Clapton will delight crowds in Prague in Spring as part of his current European tour. I'm not surprised to see that tickets are selling out fast - it's Clapton we're talking about!
Finnish comedy genius Ismo had us rolling in the aisles at his Prague comedy show a few years ago, so I can't be the only one who's glad he's put the Bohemian capital on his latest tour.
Renowned particle physicist (and ex-keyboard player for D:Ream) has made a name for himself on podcasts and TV with his easy explanations about how the world works. This tour is a celebration of the intricacy of the Universe and an exploration of the laws of nature that sculpted it.
Scottish Daniel Sloss (from many Netflix and HBO specials) will be back in Prague later this year with his new comedy show, Bitter. His last Prague show was incredibly popular, and tickets are already running out!