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The Prague 7 district office announces that track repairs near Florenc will disrupt tram service in stages from Wednesday, November 4, to Thursday, November 12. Route changes during the various stages will affect, among others, lines 8 and 12. Details for each stage will be published by the Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) on its website.

Until mid-November 2026, an exhibition by the sculptor Josef Klimeš titled Rovnováha (Balance) is on in Kobka 17 in Smíchov. His sculpture of the same name stood by Barrandov Bridge from 1990 until an accident in summer 2026. The exhibition follows the story of the work from its creation to the present, when a replica is being prepared. The Prague 5 district published the information.

On Tuesday, November 3, more than ten public assemblies with marches will take place in Prague. Traffic restrictions are expected from 2 p.m. along their routes. The city is coordinating the measures with the Police, and one march will pass through Prague 10.

On Monday, 2 November 2026, the government of Andrej Babiš approved a long-term concept for building up the armed forces. The goal is for the Czech army to become by 2040 a modern, technologically advanced force capable of defending the state and its allies in a prolonged high-intensity conflict with a technologically advanced adversary.

Technická správa komunikací hlavního města Prahy has been taking part since 1 November 2026 in the reconstruction of a section of road between Nebušice and Horoměřice. The work follows the repair of the adjoining section, which is managed by the Central Bohemian Region. TSK will renew a section about 650 metres long, including the carriageway, and the work is to last until about mid-December 2026.

The inaugural session of the Prague 5 district council is called for Monday, 9 November 2026, at 1 p.m. in the council chamber at Štefánikova 13–15, 6th floor. The date is the latest possible one, as the statutory deadlines for convening run from the end of the municipal elections. The Prague 11 district council meets for its first inaugural session on the same day and at the same hour in the KC Zahrada building at Malenická 1784.

The Prague Metropolitan Police Directorate announced that on Tuesday, November 3, more than ten registered public gatherings will take place across Prague, including marches heading to Wenceslas Square. From around 2 p.m., traffic will be restricted along a route from Czech Television through Na Pankráci, Štětkova, Kongresová, then 5. května street, across Nuselský Bridge and Legerova street to the National Museum. Another march will join from the area near I. P. Pavlova, starting at Czech Radio. Police are asking drivers to use alternative routes where possible, as the heaviest restrictions will affect 5. května street, the main approach from the D1 highway.

Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) has started preparatory work on a complete modernization of the Hradčanská metro station, running until mid-January 2027 while the station stays operational. From Saturday 16 January 2027, the station, vestibule and underpass will be fully closed, with Line A trains only passing through at reduced speed. The contractor, a consortium of Metrostav CZ and Geosan Group, is carrying out the project worth 1.134 billion CZK excluding VAT, with completion expected by the end of 2027.

Technická správa komunikací hlavního města Prahy has completed the reconstruction of the junction of the streets Na Slovance and Na Dílcích in Prague 8, close to the Na Slovance primary and nursery school. The work was carried out under the BESIP programme at the initiative of the Prague 8 district and is meant to improve pedestrian safety, especially for children walking to school. The report gives neither the cost nor the completion date.

The Prague Hygiene Station announced that the operator of the school kitchen at Masarykova Elementary School on Polesná Street has fulfilled all required hygiene measures, allowing the kitchen to resume operation. The station continues to maintain increased supervision and provide methodological support.