10 immersive experiences bringing Czechia's history, art, and science to life
From digital city models to pixelated Prague galleries and interstellar voyages, Czechia is rethinking how culture, history, and science are experienced.
Long-lost Havel play returns to stage ahead of Czech president’s 90th birthday
A previously unpublished one-act play by Václav Havel has premiered in Avignon nearly 40 years after it was written, ahead of anniversary commemorations.
Before Nolan’s The Odyssey, Czechia had its own 'IMAX' experience
Decades before IMAX arrived, Czechoslovakia had its own large-format cinema boom that once filled screens with larger-than-life spectacles.
Beyond Halloween: Where to watch horror films in Prague year round
Edison Filmhub launches Heatwave Horror, a new festival joining Prague’s growing calendar of year-round horror screenings and genre events.
Eat buuz or go inside a yurt: Czechia’s Mongolian community brings the steppe to life
Celebrate Mongolia's wild horse culture at Prague Zoo plus a guide to the people, flavors, and experiences shaping Czechia's large Mongolian community.
Missed KVIFF? Czechia's famed film festival gets an encore in Prague and Brno
Šary Vary 2026 brings the most acclaimed and award-winning movies from this year’s Karlovy Vary Film Festival to English-speaking viewers across Czechia.
The dawn ceremony that brings Charles IV’s Prague back to life
Medieval pageantry returns to Charles Bridge this week as Prague Castle exhibitions explore the ruler behind some of the city's greatest symbols.
Castle jazz, horror cinema, and Shakespeare: Prague's July culture fix
From folklore parades and a Ukrainian classical concert to Bastille Day on Kampa and Keanu Reeves on the big screen, summer in Prague never slows down.
Dream On: Signal Space exhibition takes visitors back to festival's mesmerizing roots
A new exhibit at Signal Space is a chance to look back on years of digital art installations in Prague.
Dark humor and irony: Why Czech literature captivates readers worldwide
Two scholars trace the thread, dark humor, historical irony, and a run of remarkable women writers, that keeps drawing global readers to Czech books.
Summer Shakespeare festival brings the Bard back to Prague Castle in English
The open-air fest debuts a new production of Twelfth Night in (middle) English in July; plus Prague Shakespeare Company stages Shakes all summer long.
Czech filmmaker who inspired Tim Burton and Terry Gilliam, returns to screens in English
Karel Zeman's films are returning to Prague cinemas with English subtitles and there's also no better time to discover his hidden museum.
From Les Miz to Shakespeare: 5 English-friendly summer theatre tips
From revisited old classics to bonkers dark comedies, English-language plays take the stage this summer in Prague.
Sting, Nick Cave, and a decade of Metronome: Prague's biggest festival weekend is here
The Flaming Lips, Slowdive, and Tom Odell join the bill for three days at a brand-new venue, Letňany, where Metronome plays for the first time.
Cottagecore days and museum nights: 20 Prague culture picks this month
This month sees a stacked line up of open-air and free events from the city's annual Museum Night to open-air orchestral splendor on the grass.
Courtyards, parks, and the Vltava: A guide to Prague's best open-air culture hangouts
Here's where to soak up Prague's outdoor hotspots, from hidden gardens in Žižkov to a Vltava-side park that used to be a rubbish dump.
The internet calls it 'house burping' but Czechs call it normal: Do you větrat?
Airing out one's apartment has recently been circulating on social media as a kind of revelatory wellness trend, complete with enthusiastic TikToks.





