Petra Pokorná

Do It: Medieval tavern in Dětenice

21 Jul 2008

No one likes being called names, but most are willing to make an exception when dining at the medieval tavern in Dětenice.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 2-8 October

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

9 Oct 2009

All eyes set on Václav Klaus, a scandal at the Plzeň Law faculty and the first snow of the season in Czech mountains.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 25 September – 1 October

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

2 Oct 2009

A large arachnid climbing on the pope's robe, legislators approving austerity measures, and senators filing a constitutional complaint against the Lisbon Treaty.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 18-24 September

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

25 Sep 2009

A woman rides a horse in Wenceslas square, Havel relaxes in a Japanese garden and politicians are busy discussing the crisis package.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 11-17 September

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

18 Sep 2009

Obama phones Fischer, Paroubek boycotts autumn elections and a Czech conductor plays a vacuum cleaner.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 4-10 September

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

11 Sep 2009

The Constitutional Court's verdict, a growing number of pigs and a few Czech men cooking at home.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 28 August-3 September

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

4 Sep 2009

General elections in October are threatened, SkyEurope files for bankruptcy and President Václav Klaus stocks up on light bulbs.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 7 July-13 August

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

14 Aug 2009

President Václav Klaus has mounted Sněžka again this year, the director of Prague's zoo will be moving to New York, and Madonna has come to town.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 31 July-6 August

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

7 Aug 2009

Topolánek's holiday and Romanian Roma supporting their prince made headlines all week.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Last week's events – 24-30 July

By Petra Pokorná | Prague Daily Monitor |

31 Jul 2009

Margarita or Eliška, that is the question for Jiří Paroubek, while Mirek Topolánek is being spied on during his family vacation in Italy.

Petra Pokorná is a staff writer and translator at the Monitor. She likes writing about local food shops.
You can reach her at petra@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.