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The Varyáda shopping centre in Karlovy Vary is currently undergoing an extensive reconstruction and expansion, which aims to bring visitors an even better shopping experience. Work is progressing at a rapid pace with the centre fully operational, with the first new features awaiting customers at the end of the summer holidays. The lettable area will increase by a full third in the future and will offer over 100 shops and services, including a modern multiplex cinema. Shopping will be more

Investment group EPG Group plans to connect shopping and entertainment in a way never seen before. It will start recording lifestyle podcasts with famous personalities in its shopping centres. People can look forward to captivating conversations not only about fashion and shopping, but also other areas of interest: from gastronomy to culture and sports to travel. The podcasts, supporting both audio and video formats, will be recorded on the premises of the centres, giving them a specific touch and atmosphere.

EPG Group has begun the reconstruction of Varyada, the 21,000 sqm shopping mall it owns in Karlovy Vary. This is no mere facelift. Varyada was a huge change for local residents when it opened back in 2005. Among others, its completion in 2005 meant they didn’t have to drive all the way to Pilsen to find fashion shopping. But shopping habits and trends have changed a lot over the past 20 years, making a radical re-think necessary. The most basic

The Varyáda Shopping Center in Karlovy Vary is set to undergo construction and reconstruction in two phases. The owner of the center, the investment company EPG, anticipates that the total investment will reach approximately 40 million euros, which is nearly one billion Czech crowns.

Six screening rooms with restaurants and cafes will be created as part of the expansion project of the Karlovy Vary shopping center Varyáda. The Multikino Premiere Cinemas could thus become a significant reinforcement of the capacity for the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the future. Its 58th edition, scheduled to take place in the regional city between June 28 and July 6 next year, will unfold in a total of twelve halls with a combined capacity of nearly 3,200

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. has been making in the reconstruction of the building for several years. The author Jakub Flejšar himself spoke about where he got his inspiration from and