Prague Zoo turns 95: Step into the 1930s for its anniversary on Sept. 28
Swing music, vintage fashion and wild horses headline Prague Zoo’s Sept. 28 celebration, marking 95 years since its gates first opened.
The bars that time forgot: The institution of Prague’s Old-Czech ‘pajzl’
Cheap, sticky and, for many, forbidding. Expats.cz went on a quest to infiltrate the Prague bars that many foreigners may be too shy to enter.
Neglected Prague transport hub Nádraží Holešovice set for major transformation
A neglected area around one of Prague's major transport hubs is set to become a new district with housing, shops and easier connections.
Prague's Petřín funicular is back today, but one stop has a new rule
Prague’s hillside railway reopens this morning with panoramic cars. Riders heading down from Nebozízek will need to go up first.
Best tram drivers in Europe: Prague takes top honors at 2026 championships
Prague has won the 2026 European TramDriver Championship after its two-person team mastered everything from precision stops to tram bowling.
PHOTOS: How Prague's Metro D will change the face of Náměstí Míru
New visualizations reveal how Metro D will reshape Náměstí Míru, with new entrances on three major streets and a connection to Line A.
Want to help clean up Prague? Here's how to join a volunteer event this weekend
Dozens of volunteer cleanups are taking place across Prague this weekend. Here's how to find one near you and what to expect when you arrive.
Prague's Náplavka embankment gets new wooden benches that can survive floods
New oak seating is appearing on Prague's popular Náplavka, designed for picnics, river views and the floods that periodically cover the embankment.
Prague stag weekends are changing. Here’s how to plan a better one
Czechia’s capital still works for bachelor parties, even as it evolves. Here’s how to make yours memorable, with help from an expert party planner.
Prague's notorious fake money scam is still running: How to avoid getting caught
Prague police arrested and deported two men accused of swapping currency for worthless Belarusian banknotes, indicating the scam is alive and well.
Prague's 'fake weed' shops could face closure under new police powers
Czech police could gain powers to temporarily close shops selling dangerous products as officials target substances sending tourists to hospitals.
Forgotten Prague park reopens with bowling alley, gardens and Vyšehrad views
The revamped U Hradeb park in Prague 2 has reopened with a bowling alley, rooftop terrace, sports areas and a community garden.
Can you make the next metro? Prague rolls out smarter countdown screens
Prague is upgrading digital screens at metro entrances to make it easier to see whether you have enough time to catch the next train.
Back on track: Prague's Petřín funicular to reopen after two years on Sept. 22
Prague's Petřín funicular will carry passengers again from Sept. 22 with new glass-covered cars, higher capacity and a CZK 100 single-ride fare.
Expats welcome: Prague 3 launches English edition of district newsletter
Prague 3 has launched a complete English edition of its municipal newsletter in a four-month pilot aimed at the district's growing international community.
Prague moves ahead with plans for fifth metro line
Prague councilors approved a feasibility study for a proposed CZK 220 billion fifth metro route, which could use underground, surface, or light rail.
Prague trams return to Muzeum with flashing warnings for people on phones
Tram lines 11 and 13 return between I. P. Pavlova and Muzeum today, six months ahead of schedule and with light-up strips for distracted pedestrians.






