By Rosťa Černý
On Tuesday, July 18th, a ceremonial unveiling and christening of the sculpture MOST-TYČÁK, created by Jakub Flejšar, took place. The press conference included speeches by Mayor Marek Hrvol, who positively assessed the contribution of art to the city center and welcomed the investments made by EPG, the company that owns the Central Most shopping center. … Continued
By Rosťa Černý
Karlovy Vary’s largest shopping center Varyáda, located in Dvory, is awaiting a major expansion. And it’s not just an increase of a few square meters. The shopping center has to offer customers up to twice as many shops. But the question remains when this will happen, because the owners have had similar plans for a long time. In … Continued
By Rosťa Černý
Two metal sculptures by the artist and athlete Jakub Flejšar will soon appear at the Central department store in Most, who, in addition to creating large figures, became famous as the coach of the Olympic snowboard cross champion Eva Adamczyková (Samková). The shopping complex published a visualization of the location of the new buildings for Most … Continued
By Rosťa Černý
Malls in the region can be a paradise for youngsters, especially during the chilly spring break. In Most, some young people have turned a shopping center into a track for scooters. Here they have comfort, facilities, refreshments within reach, warmth and, above all, a high-speed Wi-Fi connection. After the massive advancement of cell phones, the youth moved … Continued
By Rosťa Černý
In April of this year, a new men’s and women’s hair salon will open near the renovated Albert in the Central mall in Most, and a month later a new shop with tobacco products, Don Pealo. In June, the T-mobile store will also move to these two establishments. “In the existing unit of the mobile operator, … Continued
By Rosťa Černý
The lower part of the Most city center will begin to significantly fall behind the more attractive upper part. Public institutions are replaced by a more active private sector in improving the surroundings. It’s a strange sight. In the hall of the 1978 Bridge Post Office, next to an old heater and heavy metal windows that blow through, … Continued