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Monday, Shevat 22, 5779. January 28, 2019. Shalom! World. Café Bar Magia. Address: Plac Mariacki 3, Old Town. Kraków/Poland. This inviting Café on the ground floor of  the historic Hipolit House is an all-season affair that exudes Craccovian charm. Inn summer enjoy the Plac Mariacki pátio, or retreta into more intimate interior Garden for a glass of cider or spritzer in the Sunshine. Likewise, entering in winter is like pulling on a warm sweater, with soft sounds on the stereo, and plenty of hot drinks and comfy corners to choose from. If you need a bite, there's a substantial menu of baguettes, wraps, quiche, soups, salads and cakes . Just when it couldn't get more cosy, there's Hipolit - the residente cat - who literally pre-warms the seats.  Shalom! Aleichem. Cultural Support:  Jacob Jr. B.A.C.E., avec L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Cz.

Tuesday, Shvat 9, 5779. January 15, 2019. Shalom! World. Globe Bookstore and Café. Address: Pstrossova 6. Praha/Czech Republic. Founded in 1993, the Globe Bookstore and Café is Praha's first and best English language bookstore with a lively and trendy café that offers delicious coffee, cocktails and some of Praha' best home cooking with great burgers, salads, pastas and others favorites and a full American brunch menu on the weekends. The Globe is expat Praha's literary epicenter that provides a unique meeting place for artists, writes, students and travelers. The café also regularly hosts literary Reading, movies, live music and other special and top Sporting events; while the bookstore offers a wide selection of approximately 10.000 hand-picked quality titles that will impress even the most learned reader. The café is also internet friendly and showcases art exhibitions from some of the regions leading artists and is set in a beautiful 1

Thrusday, Shvat 4, 5779. January 10, 2019. Shalom! World. The U Raka house, no.10/93, is located in Hradcany, close to Marianske hradby (Maria Ramparts), in a romantik corner of Praha, where history has left many interesting monuments. The oldest written record concerning the house dates back to 1739. At that time, the butcher Simonis bought some municipal land for 80 Rhine-gold Ducats in order to build stables The next owner Mr. Libicky, who also a butcher, extend the land, but the official Praha description from 1774 still listed only stables for livestock on that property. However, in 1794, Josef Schaller first mentioned the name of  the house "U Raka" in his description of royal seat and capital city of Praha. The Libicky Family transformed the stables into a residential house and built another house on the land adjacente to the former stables. The first  house built on the property was a timbered building with a shingle roof. Once t