Latest news from EPG

Karlovarskydenik.cz published an article about an exhibition of paintings by children from children’s homes, which took place at the Varyáda shopping centre: Ordinary moments with extraordinary significance. Throughout July, the Karlovy Vary shopping centre is hosting a unique travelling exhibition entitled ‘What I See’. This project by the SPOLUŽIVOT Endowment Fund presents authentic accounts from children in children’s homes, who, using disposable cameras, have captured moments of happiness, security and closeness experienced whilst in foster care. A hamster in the

Karlovarskydenik.cz published an article about parking at the Varyáda shopping centre: The barriers at Varyáda in Karlovy Vary are in place, but parking remains free. The shopping centre originally wanted to regulate the flow of ice hockey fans arriving from the Mattoni Arena, but is ultimately just testing the system and assessing how it works. Last year, the Varyáda shopping centre in Karlovy Vary was the driving force behind significant changes to parking in this part of the spa town.

Karlovarskydenik.cz published an article abou the return of the New Yorker shop to the Varyáda shopping centre: Varyáda is constantly changing. The New Yorker is returning, whilst Intersport is closing down. Where will the adult shop move to, and what can visitors to Karlovy Vary’s largest shopping centre expect? Although the refurbishment of Karlovy Vary’s largest shopping centre, Varyáda, was completed almost a year ago, changes to the tenant mix are still ongoing. Teenagers in particular who love ready-to-wear clothing

Karlovarskydenik.cz published an article about a new feature at our Varyada shopping center, where we now allow customers to bring their dogs inside: “The Varyáda shopping center in Karlovy Vary is striving to offer additional benefits to its customers. It is one of the few shopping centers where people can bring their four-legged pets—specifically, dogs. The policy has only been in effect for a few days. However, dog owners must respect the individual rules of each store; some tenants will

Karlovarskydenik.cz published an article about changes in the cinema scene in Karlovy Vary brought about by the new Premiere Cinemas theater in the Varyáda shopping center: As of April 30, Sokolov-based businesswoman Alena Jáchymová will end her tenure at the Time cinema in Karlovy Vary, which remains the property of the city. Mayor Andrea Pfeffer Ferklová (ANO) announced the news. Karlovy Vary is currently seeking a new tenant. The Time cinema is still intended to serve as a festival venue.

Brand&stores published an article about on the completion of the renovation and expansion of the Varyáda shopping center: After nearly two years of construction, the EPG Group has completed an extensive modernization and expansion of the Varyáda shopping center. The EPG Group has finalized a billion-crown investment in the largest shopping center in the Karlovy Vary Region. The project increased the leasable area by one-third to 27,000 m², modernized the interior, added a new food court, and, most notably, introduced