Valentine’s Day gaining on Mother’s Day as most celebrated Czech 'love' holiday
The most popular holidays associated with love in the Czech Republic say something about society.
Prague's new modern art museum occupies a former electrical substation
Kunsthalle Praha, in a former industrial ruin in Malá Strana, will open with electricity-inspired artworks.
Subject of the Netflix documentary ‘The Tinder Swindler’ hid out in Prague
The top-ranked doc starts a bit slow but turns into a riveting cat-and-mouse game.
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.
Prague Market kicks off 2022 cultural season with Worlds of Czech Animation
An exhibit dedicated to 75 years of Czech animation launches a year of culture that includes food festivals, music concerts, and other events.
As the Winter Olympics start in Beijing, here’s where to follow the Games
This year’s official Czech ‘Olympic Festival’ is in Brno, but the opening ceremony and the Games themselves will be broadcast on various channels.
On this day in 1342: Prague's medieval Judith Bridge collapsed
The predecessor of Charles Bridge stood for 170 years until it was destroyed in a flood; traces of it can still be seen today in Prague.
Prague reaches agreement to show Mucha's ‘Slav Epic’ at Savarin Palace
A draft agreement would give the paintings a home for at least 25 years and see the end of the ownership dispute with Mucha's grandson.
As controversy swirls around J.K. Rowling, her Czech charity pushes through reforms
The author’s views on transgender issues have attracted criticism, but her Lumos charity continues to fight for Czech kids.
Netflix’s new 'Munich' film takes revisionist look at a historic failure
British PM Neville Chamberlain is depicted as a brilliant strategist for handing Czechoslovakia over to Hitler.
Prague's Old-New Synagogue to light up for International Holocaust Remembrance Day
A new map app sharing stories of 30,000 Holocaust victims from the Czech capital has also been released to mark the occasion.
Prague Castle to devote exhibit to Jože Plečnik, born 150 years ago this week
The Slovenian architect turned Prague Castle into a suitable presidential seat and also built an iconic church in Prague 3.
Ten years of suffrage: How will Czech presidential elections work next spring?
Today marks the anniversary of universal suffrage in Czech Presidential elections, in an election process to be repeated next spring.
Confirmed: Disney+ coming to Czechia this summer
Viewers across Central and Eastern Europe will now be able to legally watch the antics of Baby Yoda as well as Marvel universe spin-offs.
Prague to restore fountain and gardens at long-neglected Vinohrady park
Renovation work has already begun at Svatopluk Čech Park, with hopes to complete the project by this summer.
Art exhibit in renovated Anděl station reveals artifacts from the Prague metro
The installation highlights sci-fi and futuristic visions of the metro in the newly renovated Anděl-Na Knížecí vestibule.
On this day in 1787: Mozart conducts 'The Marriage of Figaro' in Prague
The Maestro is most remembered for the premiere of ‘Don Giovanni,’ but that was actually his second visit.
