The ’90s are back: Prague’s most bizarre decade of architecture now on display
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Now at CAMP, photographs, artifacts, and projections showcase the social and architectural landscape of 1990s Prague.
On the market: Explore a magnificently revived First Republic villa near Prague
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With 13 rooms and its own saltwater pool, this stately property preserves historic craftsmanship while embracing modern comfort.
Liberec region set to buy landmark Ještěd hotel and tower
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The futuristic mountaintop hotel and transmitter, eyed for UNESCO status, will remain in public hands after years.
On the market: Inside a forest-view penthouse with room to breathe
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Nová Kunratická blends historic regional design with low-emission construction to create a modern, sustainable forest-side community.
Peek inside Prague's most unusual spaces during 2025 Open House festival
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This year’s Open House Prague festival includes outdoor classrooms, communist-era dorms, and abandoned train stations across the city.
Prague’s historic Invalidovna complex set for major renovation project
Czech heritage officials plan a CZK 2.15 billion restoration and expansion of the 18th century complex, with completion expected by 2029.
Czechia unveils national pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka
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Highlighting innovation, glass design, national cuisine, and cultural performances, the Czech pavilion at Expo 2025 in Japan is now open through October.
On the market: Step inside this breathtaking First Republic villa in Prague
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The artfully restored Vila Silenta, a testament to Prague’s architectural heritage, blends old-world glamour with modern luxury.
Mushroom kingdom: Czechia unveils world's first fungi-based house
A Czech-made house built from mushroom-based material could revolutionize eco-friendly construction by replacing polystyrene with mycelium.
Renovation of iconic Kotva department store begins on its 50th anniversary
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The brutalist-structuralist building was a flagship for socialist commerce in Czechoslovakia, but has struggled low demand and interest in recent decades.
Mies van der Rohe Award winners showcase bold architectural visions in Prague
Explore how Czechia and Europe’s most innovative public buildings are reshaping urban spaces at CAMP’s latest architectural exhibition.
Prague’s ‘Cubes’ in danger as CAMP urban-planning center faces funding crisis
A surprise omission from the City of Prague's budget means that the striking, historic building might not get the repairs it badly needs.
Brutal, beautiful, and back in the spotlight: Socialist architecture is ready for its close-up
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A new film showcases Czechoslovakia's concrete behemoths and boxy high-rises while bringing to light the stories behind these polarizing buildings.
Summer House at Český Krumlov castle reopens after lengthy renovations
Bellarie Summer House in Český Krumlov has reopened after a four-year restoration, showcasing rococo architecture and a newly-restored grotto.
From Kafka's office to a secret Baroque garden: Access Czech cultural monuments – free
European Heritage Days, running from Sept. 7 to 15, will grant access to nearly 700 often-inaccessible monuments across the Czech Republic.
Ostrava breaks ground on new concert hall with help of Czech president
Petr Pavel and American architect Steven Holl helped inaugurate the start of construction on a new concert hall for the Janáček Philharmonic.
New Prague Karlín-Holešovice bridge will serve pedestrians, trams, and traffic
The capital's municipal transport committee will select one of several proposals that will link Prague 7 with Prague 8.
