Pedestrian-friendly makeover underway for Prague riverside avenue
The bustling Smetana's Embankment area will undergo what the city calls "central Prague's biggest transformation in decades" this spring.
Ukrainian refugees clean city streets in show of gratitude to Prague
Refugees from Ukraine now living in Prague have organized a volunteer street cleaning this morning in order to give a little something back to the city.
Ukrainian bistro staffed by refugees opens in Prague
Bistro Vltava, featuring Ukrainian delicacies made by four refugees from Kyiv, is now open in Prague 4's Podolí district by the Vltava river.
New outdoor exhibition celebrates 100 years of Greater Prague
Prague as we know it today was founded in 1922, and a new exhibition at Mariánské náměstí celebrates 100 years of the contemporary Czech capital.
Czech beer culture may soon become UNESCO recognized
The Czech Beer and Malt Association has submitted Czech beer culture to UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Ukrainian MasterChef serves up borscht for charity in Prague
Olga Martynovska, who fled to Prague with her six-year-old daughter after the Russian invasion, brought some Ukrainian specialties to Prague's Náplavka.
Czech chardonnay crowned world's best at international competition
A chardonnay from Josef Valihrach Vineyards has been named the world's best at the prestigious Chardonnay du Monde competition in France.
Czech circus troupe to put on Prague show starring Ukrainian refugees
Cirk La Putyka and Jatka78 will stage a show on March 22 that showcases the talents of Ukrainian refugees from troupes in Kyiv.
Prague street artist unveils new mural in support of Ukraine
ChemiS, a Czech street artist with Kazakh roots, has created a new mural in Prague 4 featuring a girl taking shelter under a Ukrainian flag.
David Černý's iconic Soviet tank painted blue and yellow in support of Ukraine
The artist's Tank Torso, which stands at the location of Prague's former Monument to Soviet Tank Crews, is now sporting the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
Czech hockey legend Jaromír Jágr to play Prague game in support of Ukraine
The 50-year-old hockey star will bring his Kladno Knights to Prague on Tuesday, March 8, with all proceeds going to support Ukrainian refugees.
Czech Post to waive fees for shipping packages to Ukraine from March 1
Concerned locals will be able to send their own aid packages free of charge from the Czech Republic to Ukraine starting next week.
Czech Railways sends aid to Ukraine, offers free transport for citizens
The Czech Republic's largest rail operator has sent two trains full of humanitarian aid to Ukraine, and also offers free transport to all Ukrainians.
Prague's farmers markets reopen for 2022 season
Farmers markets in Prague close during the colder winter months, but most will be fully operational by next weekend for the 2022 season.
Prague's Paprika top-rated restaurant in 2021 Bolt Food Awards
The popular Prague delivery service has awarded a Golden Broccoli statuette to the city's top restaurants across ten categories based on customer data.
The number of wolf packs in the Czech Republic continues to rise
Two new wolf packs were discovered in the Czech Republic in 2021, bringing the total number of distinct wolf populations in the country up to 24.
Prague 2 to install permanent memorial to Jan Palach and Josef Toufar
A now-derelict building where Czech martyr Palach and victim of communism Toufar spent their final hours will be transformed into a memorial to both men.
