Rising costs for public transport could hit commuters’ wallets hard
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Rising energy prices leave transport companies with no pain-free options and the general public are likely to bear the brunt.
Prague is one of the world’s best cities for remote working
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The Czech capital ranked higher than the likes of New York, Hong Kong and Madrid in an in-depth study of remote working conditions.
Prague is bringing two historic paternoster elevators back into service
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Non-stop open elevators bring a special element to some of Prague’s listed buildings, but some are in poor condition.
Czech Statehood Day sees shops closed for Tuesday's national holiday
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10th-century ruler St. Wenceslas, the spiritual protector of the Czech lands, is honored on September 28.
All aboard the FriendShip: New platform connects Prague's homeless with volunteers
A new project from the Help Prague’s Homeless group wants to provide aid to a larger proportion of the homeless community.
European Mobility Week coincides with an important new Czech cycling law
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Car-free events taking place in the Czech capital this week will highlight the importance of cycling as a sustainable mode of transport.
Primark announces new sustainability drive, countering claims of unethical practices
The fast fashion retailer, which recently opened its first Czech store, has set out a new vision for more sustainable operations.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 15, 2021
Arbitration proceedings held over Babiš conflict of interest, Pakistan helicopter saves Czech mountaineers, Taliban raids Czech embassy in Kabul.
Prague's Botanical Garden greets the autumn season with a new harvest exhibition
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One of Prague's most colorful autumn locations is ringing in the season with a special exhibition of harvest fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
Prague beats out Moscow and London as the best city in the world for parks
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Vote for your favorite in our poll and read Expats.cz staffers' nominations for their favorite Prague parks.
Large-scale construction begins at Jiřího z Poděbrad metro, 10-month closure planned
The 2.5-year CZK 1.29 billion renovation project will see new elevators for barrier free access and upgraded escalators.
Prague uncovered: Libeň district celebrates 120 years since merging with Prague
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The working class neighborhood is remembered for Operation Anthropoid and Bohumil Hrabal.
Prague indie venues facing threat of extinction as Covid effects linger
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Independent arthouse cinemas, such as Screenshot in the Petrská quarter, continue to suffer from closures and insufficient government support.
A Prague court's ruling could devastate short-term accommodation providers
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A landmark ruling is set to increase the tax burden for Airbnb owners through a reclassification of rentals as taxable business activity.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 24, 2021
Czech Republic sends aid money to Lithuania, former Health Minister under investigation, Prague International Marathon is cancelled.
The future of play: Next-gen Czech-design playgrounds debut in Prague
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A new 3D-printed parkour playground will open in Prague while two additional innovative Czech-designed play areas have made their debut.
Rising rents and globalization are changing the social fabric of Czech cities
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Long-time inhabitants are being displaced by the younger generation and by foreign residents, resulting in an exodus to the suburbs.
