5 leadership habits that help executives succeed in Czechia
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These practices support executives in Prague and beyond manage international teams, improve communication, and build trust across cultures.
From field to pint: Live webcam follows Czech beer’s 280-day journey
Pilsner Urquell has launched a live feed tracking the 280-day beer journey from barley fields and hops to a finished pint in Czech pubs.
Prague terminates lease of Petřín restaurant ahead of funicular reopening
The city has canceled the lease of the long-running Nebozízek restaurant on Petřín Hill, while operator disputes closure and plans legal defense.
Don’t fall in: Czech treetop walkway now passes over bear enclosure
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The popular Krkonoše Treetop Walkway has opened for the spring season with a new bear enclosure, letting visitors observe brown bears from above.
Easter chocolate prices surge in Czech supermarkets ahead of holidays
Prices for chocolate figures in Czech shops are up by up to 29 percent, with shrinkflation and hidden price rises shaping holiday shopping.
Czech technology is part of humanity's first moon mission in 50 years
Prague-made sensors aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission are measuring radiation to help protect astronauts on humanity’s return to the Moon.
Easter getaways: The most popular destinations and what flights cost right now
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Many Czechs are skipping traditional Easter for long weekends in European cities or for last-minute train travel in Czechia and neighboring countries.
Thousands of tropical butterflies take flight in Prague’s Fata Morgana
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The event has become a familiar spring rite for visitors to the city's Botanical Garden. The garden will remain open for the Easter holiday on Monday.
EVENT: Kunsthalle x Expats.cz invite families for a free art workshop
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Families in Prague can join a day of creative, English-friendly workshops at Kunsthalle Praha, hosted in collaboration with Expats.cz this April.
Titian, Rubens, Bruegel: The art lover's guide to visiting Prague Castle
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From new exhibits to a permanent collection dating to the 16th century, Prague Castle's world-class collection is overlooked. Here's how to visit.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for April 3–6 (Easter Edition)
Savor the final days of the Easter markets, attend a scrumptious brunch, enjoy some Monty Python blasphemy, and more this long weekend.
Three Czech museums to offer free Sunday admission once a month
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The new rule, which will also apply to Prague's National Gallery, becomes effective from this Sunday, April 5 and applies to museums in Prague and beyond.
Czech-Slovak relations reset: What does it mean for Czechia’s political direction?
After years of tensions, the Czech and Slovak governments have agreed to mend relations. Supporters say it's pragmatic, critics call it politcal drift.
Who was František Palacký? Prague National Museum founder gets a new exhibition
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While Neruda and Němcová are names associated with the National Revival, Palacký’ laid the foundations for one of the country’s most vital institutions.
New rules will make modern medications easier to access in Czechia
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The change, which lifts restrictions on GPs prescribing drugs, targets medicines only covered by public health insurance if prescribed by a specialist.
Everything changing in Czechia in April 2026 – and what else is new this month
New mortgage rules, travel alerts, and driver changes; these are just some of the more critical changes and updates to be aware of this month.
One in ten babies in Czechia now born to foreign parents
Last year approximately 13,100 newborns, or 17 percent of all births, had at least one foreign parent according to new population data.
Czechia's new pre-parental allowance: Who qualifies and how it differs from leave
On Monday the Czech government approved a monthly payment of up to CZK 15,000 for expectant parents. Here's how it works and what it means for you.
I've spent 20 years thrifting in Prague. Here's how to donate, shop, swap, and sell
The complete Prague secondhand guide to decluttering, spring cleaning and how to buy (or borrow!) what you need for less.
