Czechia’s latest news
- Ski season kicks off near Prague with snow saved from last winter
- Crowds head to Prague for Letná protest: What to know this afternoon
- Czech property prices hit new highs as apartment price growth slows
- Inside Czech police training: US ambassador gets a look beyond the classroom
- Russian discount chain Mere is leaving Czechia, stores to be rebranded
Concerts in the dark, funk and Beethoven: Symphony season kicks off in Prague
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A historic orchestra celebrates its 100th anniversary, and tickets are selling fast. Consider this your reason to dress up for a night of music.
Czech cinema spotlight: French Film Festival brings Cannes to Prague
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French cinema takes over Prague, a daring Czechoslovak classic returns, and Nov. 17 brings special English-friendly screenings to the city.
Prague on ice: Where to skate this winter, from free rinks to rooftop views
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Prague’s skating season is officially underway. Here’s where to find free admission, evening sessions, skate rentals and even curling in winter 2026–27.
Inside Prague Castle’s closed-door rooms: A rare free visit this November
Prague Castle opens its presidential state rooms Nov. 28, with free entry to major sights, winter gardens and a new Christmas attraction.
Prague’s lamplighter returns: How to catch Charles Bridge’s Advent glow
The costumed lamplighter returns to Charles Bridge from Nov. 29, reviving a historic ritual—and one of Prague’s most popular Christmas sights.
Black Friday in Czechia: When to shop, and how to spot a real bargain
November sales are already underway, but the biggest discount isn’t always the best deal. Here’s what Czech shoppers can expect this year.
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This week's news: Here's what you had to say
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed.
Krampus in Czechia: The Christmas devils taking over streets in 2026
From Alpine folklore to Czech winter spectacles, discover the story behind Krampus and where to see the horned creatures this year.
Huge Prague protest expected Sunday: What to know about crowds and transport
Organizers expect hundreds of thousands at the Nov. 15 rally for public-media independence. Prague will boost metro services and add special trams.
Why a Great British success story is saying ‘na shledanou’ to Czechia
Tesco’s slow withdrawal from Central Europe spells the end for a major British brand in Czechia.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for November 13–15
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An alternative music fest, the future of AI and a mass demonstration descend on frisky Prague this weekend.
Nov. 17 in Czechia: The history, what’s open and how to spend the holiday
Candles, concerts and free gallery visits mark a holiday remembering two student protests that helped shape Czech history. Here’s your guide.
EXPLAINED: Which type of Czech employment contract is right for you?
Different types of employment relationship in Czechia work for different sets of circumstances, so which do you need?
Artists of Prague: Phila Pastor's unconventional journey and insights to make it on Prague's art scene
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Now an established name on Prague’s art scene, Phila Pastor talks about imposter syndrome, feeling like an outsider, and how to overcome fears of failure.
Meet the ‘Czech Edison’: The man who lit up Prague, and electrified its trams
A new exhibition explores František Křižík’s extraordinary life, from modest beginnings to the electric trams and lights that transformed Prague.
Unemployment benefit in Czechia: How to claim when times are hard
Understanding how to get state support when you’re out of work can make a tough situation less stressful.
Prague Christmas markets 2026: When they open and where to go
Prague’s Christmas markets start Nov. 20. Here’s your guide to the main squares, neighborhood stalls and design markets worth planning around.
Which brands do Czechs trust most? From IKEA and LEGO to Kofola
A survey of 4,000 Czech consumers names 2026’s most trusted brands, mixing international favorites with familiar names from everyday life.
Czechia needs foreign workers. So why is leaving a bad job so hard?
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Residence rules, recruitment debt and employer-linked housing can make changing jobs difficult, and the consequences extend beyond migrant workers.
Prague’s Christmas trams are back: How to see the glowing fleet in 2026
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DPP’s festive vehicles launch Nov. 28 with a free lighting ceremony and CZK 50 parade rides. Here’s the route, lineup and what else is planned.
19 things to do in Prague this week – from white horses to virtual worlds
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St. Martin rides across Charles Bridge, virtual art takes over DOX, and international music, theater and wine tastings fill Prague's calendar.
