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listings booklets include Culture in Prague and the Czech-language Přehled,
available from Prague Information Service tourist offices.

For web-based entertainment listings, check out:

» www.praguewelcome.cz/en/todo
» www.heartofeurope.cz
» pragueeventscalendar.com/en

Buying Tickets
The 'wholesalers' with the largest agency networks are Bohemia Ticket Interna-
tional (BTI), FOK and Ticketpro; the others probably get their tickets from them.

» Bohemia Ticket International (BTI; 224 227 832; www.ticketsbti.cz ; Malé
náměstí 13, Staré Město; 9am-5pm Mon-Fri) Provides tickets for all kinds of events.
There's another branch (

224 215 031; Na příkopě 16, Nové Město; 10am-7pm Mon-

Fri, to 5pm Sat, to 3pm Sun) near the Municipal House.
» FOK Box Office ( 222 002 336; www.fok.cz ; U Obecního Domu 2, Staré Město;
10am-6pm Mon-Fri) Prague Symphony Orchestra box office, for classical con-
cert tickets; also open for one hour before performances begin.

» Ticketcentrum ( 296 333 333; Rytířská 31, Staré Město; 9am-12.30pm & 1-5pm
Mon-Fri) Walk-in centre for all kinds of tickets; branch of Ticketpro.
» Ticketpro ( www.ticketpro.cz ; Vodičkova 36, Pasáž Lucerna, Nové Město;
noon-4pm & 4.30-8.30pm Mon-Fri) Tickets are available here for all kinds of events.
There are Ticketpro branches in PIS offices and many other places.
» Ticketstream ( www.ticketstream.cz ) Internet-based booking agency that
covers events in Prague and all over the Czech Republic.