Prague plans floating river pool with traffic light system for water quality
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Prague 7 is considering a floating swimming area beside U Vody Park, with a proposed water-quality alert system to tell swimmers when conditions are safe.
Prague commuters face sweltering trams as drivers warn of broken AC
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Broken AC on Prague trams has drivers posting their own warnings, as passengers struggle with heat and the transit authority responds.
Prague’s untapped voting bloc: A new shortcut helps EU citizens register to vote
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58,820 EU citizens can vote in Prague, but fewer than 3 percent are registered. A new English-friendly tool makes the process easier.
Prague public transport discounts return: A guide to free and reduced fares
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The city has restored reduced public transport fares for people receiving living allowance; children, students and seniors also qualify for lower rates.
Inside the blockbuster-style attraction bringing Prague’s past to life
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Experience 1,200 years the city's history in 50 minutes through enhanced audiovisuals, 5D sensory technology, and a ride in a time machine.
Prague 1 pushes for new Airbnb rules as residents demand more control
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Prague’s central district wants new powers to regulate short-term rentals, including tracking hosts, checking permits, and enforcing fees.
Bomb threat forces evacuation and halts traffic at Prague’s main train station
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The emergency operation began shortly before 8 a.m. when police announced they were clearing the country's busiest transit hub.
From magic mural to new 'cubes': 7 projects transforming Prague into a city of art
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From traffic tunnels turned galleries to brutalist icons reimagined, Prague is turning infrastructure into culture, one wall and square at a time.
Prague district opens Brazilian-inspired street football pitch under viaduct
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A new free football pitch has opened under the Negrelli viaduct in Prague 7, inspired by Brazilian favelas and aimed at reviving street football culture.
Big changes to Prague public transport: Summer disruption, better weekend service, future fare hikes
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Prague's newly approved Prague Integrated Transport (PID) Planwants drivers to use the metro; meanwhile summer timetables are taking effect.
Prague's gridlock summer: Road works, travel disruptions, and new ‘tunnelbus’ ahead
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Drivers and commuters face severe delays starting in July, while a highly anticipated new public transport line will connect districts via tunnel.
Pařížská and beyond: Luxury shopping, design and experiences you can find in Czechia
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Alongside European labels, Prague’s pricier side is revealed through Czech glass, jewelry, global brands, timeless craft and elevated taste.
Prague 10 square to get major overhaul as winning design is unveiled
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Following the recent renewal of Jiřího z Poděbrad Square, Prague has revealed plans for another greener, pedestrian-friendly public space.
Sandy shores and hidden lakes: 10 ways to spend a beach day in Prague and beyond
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No coast? No problem. Explore Prague's best swimming and sunning spots or pack your towel and take an easy day trip to nearby sandy escapes.
Prague welcomes city’s largest sandy beach at new swimming complex
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A previously neglected local swimming pool has brought the largest sandy beach in the Czech capital to the Vršovice district.
A Prague square reopens to fanfare, feedback, and Sacré-Cœur comparisons
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Jiřího z Poděbrad Square has a new look, and architects say it's finally serving its true purpose: a gathering place for the community.
Secret perks of shopping at Czechia’s largest outlet center
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Stocking up on summer staples? Beyond the discounts, Prague’s open-air outlet has expat-friendly extras worth knowing.
