Prague transport alert: Flora metro station closing for 10 months from Feb. 2
The Flora station on Prague's line A will shut from Feb. 2 for major renovation, including new escalators and accessibility upgrades.
Czechia remains one of Europe’s most budget-friendly dining destinations
A new study finds Prague and Czechia among Europe’s cheapest for a three-course dinner, with major cities still more affordable than the West.
Prague teacher detained following false school shooting report
Prague police are investigating a false school shooting report made by a teacher; students are safe, and the teacher faces possible prison time.
Czech news in brief for January 24: Saturday's top morning headlines
Ice warning issued across parts of Moravia, Prague builds fewest offices since 1993, and more weekend headlines.
Czech news in brief for January 23: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Police search Žižkov school after gun reports, smog conditions expected to persist until Monday, and Ledecká takes bronze in parallel giant slalom.
Czech café serves gold-topped 'smažák' to keep backpackers at bay
An establishment in Šumava has found a novel—if expensive—way to filter clientele: by gilding the nation's fried budget favorite, smažený sýr.
Tightened emissions rules could drive up ride-sharing fares in Prague
Prague’s Euro 6d taxi rules could increase ride-hailing costs by 2027 as older vehicles are phased out and drivers face higher operating costs.
Czech news in brief for January 23: Friday's top morning headlines
Pavel considers second term as president, Prague hotels see record December visitors, and Czech doc earns historic Oscar nod.
Six must-see performances on Prague's premier stages this winter
Several new operas are debuting this season in venues across Prague while circus festivals and other dance spectacles await.
Czech news in brief for January 22: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Police detain man over threats against President Pavel, Chinese journalist charged with spying in Prague, wild police chase in Prague caught on video.
Czech news in brief for January 22: Thursday's top morning headlines
Babiš holds series of talks at Davos forum, police say THC joints found in Prague shops are legal, major renovation planned for Prague’s Invalidovna.
Czech news in brief for January 21: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech opposition backs Denmark, Greenland, police find more weapons after Chřibská shooting, and First Lady calls for unity in society.
10 photos that defined Czechia in 2025: From politics to culture
Award-winning images document a nation in transition: coal's last breath, political resurgence, and environmental crisis.
Prague moves ahead with pedestrian-friendly square near Pařížská Street
A Danish studio will redesign the piazzetta outside the Fairmont hotel into a greener public space extending toward the Vltava.
Czech news in brief for January 21: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Czech leaders’ clash may hurt foreign image, Bbus ridership in Czechia falls as car sales rise, and Stranger Things Kinder Joy sell out in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for January 20: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Seven injured in Prague bus crash, Czech jets not for sale to Ukraine, and construction to begin on major project in Prague's Žižkov.
Czech household costs hold steady: Find out what’s up and down
Consumers are seeing relatively steady costs for everyday goods and services, even as consumer prices across the EU continue to fluctuate.





