Czechs rally to repay travel expenses for US WWII veteran’s return to Pilsen
Czech donors raised over USD 20,000 (CZK 550,000) to help 99-year-old U.S. veteran Harry Humason attend the Liberation Festival in Pilsen this week.
New flagship location of Prague bakery gives life to former First Republic café
Antonínovo pekařství has opened a new location at Náměstí Míru, revitalizing a historic First Republic café with modern bakery offerings.
EXPLAINED: Why the 1945 Prague Uprising still matters 80 years later
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Prague’s uprising against Nazi forces marked a pivotal moment at the end of WWII. Today, Czechs remember its sacrifice—and the values it represents.
Explore underground tunnels for Prague's metro D during rare open day
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On May 17-18, Prague public transport authority DPP will offer a rare tour of the tunnels for Prague's future metro D in a free-to-attend event.
New English-language Czech horror film carves up an American tradition
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The first trailer has dropped for Thankskilling Day, a new Czech horror movie filmed in English and set in a deadly escape room on Thanksgiving.
The first of Prague's new-look trams has arrived in the Czech capital
Test operations for the highly-anticipated new vehicles are set to begin soon ahead of passenger service later this year.
The world's largest glass skeleton is now hanging in Prague
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Designed by Czech glassmakers, the impressive sculpture weighing 500 kg and measuring nearly five meters is now on display at Levels in Máj Národní.
Czechia's first driverless passenger train takes to the railways
The autonomous train EDITA carried its first passengers in Czechia on Friday, running without any intervention from a driver during selected segments.
Cellars under Prague's Old Town Hall to open to the public for the first time
Prague’s Old Town Hall will open new interactive exhibits in its underground spaces, focusing on the Golem, medieval history, and WWII resistance.
This small Czech town has been crowned one of Europe's 17 best
Travel+Leisure included UNESCO-recognized Telč in their list of charming European locales with "jaw-dropping scenery, delicious food," and more.
Trump cuts funding for Prague-based RFE/RL: A 'gift to America’s enemies'
US President Donald Trump has cut funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America, sparking criticism from Czech officials.
Prague's Honest Guide spots taxi scam live, saves tourists with police help
Two tourists were nearly scammed by a taxi driver in Prague's city center, but local YouTubers and police helped them get their money back.
Czech MPs OK major changes to labor code—Here's what you need to know
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The Chamber of Deputies has passed an amendment to the labor code, but a controversial clause allowing termination without cause didn't make the cut.
Meals from CZK 39: Food stand brings comfort to Prague's budget-conscious
A food stand in Prague 9 offers affordable, freshly prepared meals daily, attracting long lines for its soups from CZK 5 and main dishes from CZK 39.
Mushroom kingdom: Czechia unveils world's first fungi-based house
A Czech-made house built from mushroom-based material could revolutionize eco-friendly construction by replacing polystyrene with mycelium.
Prague blossoms as Europe’s second-best city for nature lovers in new study
With abundant green spaces, walking trails, and native wildlife, the Czech capital is a top destination for those seeking balance between city and nature.
Czechia steps up: New study ranks nation among Europe’s top 10 most fit
A new study ranking European nations by fitness levels, highlighting trends in physical activity across the continent, places Czechia at number 10.
