Culture Guides
Prague Castle marks 30 years since the fall of the Iron Curtain with a new photo exhibit
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A retrospective of important photographic work tells the story of the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia and beyond
Prague streets will come alive this weekend with the sound of music
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The Praha Žije Hudbou festival will have 150 musical acts at 30 location in public for free on June 7 and 8
Prague's Jiřího z Poděbrad Square to get complete renovation
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Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad will be getting a facelift to make it more user-friendly
Art and design festival Prague Quadrennial opens this week at Výstaviště
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The Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space runs June 6–16 at Výstaviště Holešovice and other locations around Prague
Prague's Segway tours now offer a view of some of the city's lesser-known landmarks
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Once an controversial addition to Prague’s city center, Segway tours now give visitors the opportunity to see areas off the beaten track - and are even popular with locals
Prague State Opera to open its doors to the public for one day
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Last chance to see the lavish interiors of a Prague icon before it closes for renovations until 2020
"Anthropoid" film tour commemorates Czechoslovak WWII resistance fighters
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A private screening and walking tour will commemorate the heroic fighters of operation Anthropoid
World's largest Roma festival kicks off in Prague this weekend
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A colorful parade through Prague plus activities for families, multiple performances, art and more; this is Khamoro Festival 2019!
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Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomes the new ruler of Westeros
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All hail the the new head of Westeros, the official handle of the Czech Ministry told its followers on social media earlier today
In Photos: the renovation of Prague’s Astronomical Clock
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The City of Prague and photographer Martin Frouz have released thousands of photographs that depict the renovation process of the Prague landmark
10 fun facts about Prague’s celebrated National Theatre
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On this day in 1868, the foundation stone for Prague's National Theatre was ceremoniously set.
Prague Zoo expects two more elephants to be born in 2020
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The zoo’s Female elephants Janita and Tamara are once again pregnant, and expected to deliver next spring
Date for this year’s Prague Museum Night announced
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This highly anticipated (free) night of gallery-going fun in Prague kicks off in early June.
Two Prague attractions ranked among Europe’s most underrated
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Prague’s Museum of Alchemists and Magicians and Museum of Miniatures have been named among the 30 most underrated in Europe by Trainline
Prague Metronome Festival celebrates 30 years since the Velvet Revolution
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Kraftwerk, Morcheeba, Liam Gallagher and Primal Scream headline Prague’s premiere music festival, which marks 30 years of freedom
This year's Prague Fringe tackles hot topics with powerful performances
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This year's Prague Fringe packs a political punch with thought provoking and wildly entertaining performances
On May 8, the Czech Republic remembers the end of WWII
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May 8 is a public holiday in the Czech Republic that marks the Prague Uprising and the end of WWII in Europe
