
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.
Creed Bratton and Katherine Ryan: Top comedy names head to Prague this autumn
For the first time, the Comedy Stop brings a laughable lineup of international comics to Prague; later this autumn an 'Office' favorite takes the stage
Celebrate film, food, and music from the Middle East and North Africa in Prague this weekend
For its second edition, the Al Qamar festival puts together an exciting program of mouth-watering plates, award-winning movies, and crowd-pleasing beats.
Castle Night 2024: The best manors and chateaus to explore after dark – in Prague and beyond
For just one night a year, normally closed-off sections of Czechia's grandest landmarks will open across the country: here's what you can see.
History resurfaces in Waves: New film highlights radio heroes of Prague Spring
Never-before-seen footage and AI-technology lent to the recreation of Czechoslovakia's struggle against Soviet tanks – and censorship – in the 1960s.
OVERVIEW: Prague's live music scene – must-visit small venues
What are the genres and venues that define Prague's thriving underground music scene, and which local and international acts are worth checking out?
A high-flying end-of-summer tradition brings daring feats and free fun to Letná
Close to 50 performances, including free and open-air shows, will take place at this year's edition of Letní Letná running from Aug. 15 to Sept. 1.
New exhibit brings seaside holidays – and the appeal of Czech naive art – to the canvas
Slávka Krátká is set to unveil her latest exhibition, Cities in the Café, at Kavárna co hledá jméno in Prague's Smíchov district.
Prague opens new Kafka exhibit as centenary of famed literary son's death continues
The open-air exhibition marking 100 years of the Czech-German writer's death, will be displayed in the city center until the end of August.
Literature in exile: Czechia's first Ukrainian bookstore opens in Prague
Named for Ukrainian poet and national hero Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko, the Žižkov shop offers literature of all genres.
Bohemian crown jewels to be displayed annually starting in September
The jewels will be displayed this year from Sept. 17 to 30; they have only been displayed eight times since the founding of the Czech Republic.
Prague's landmark Powder Tower to undergo extensive renovations this summer
Built in 1475, the tower is one of the most significant monuments of Gothic Prague and considered the entrance to the Royal Way leading to Prague Castle.
Rediscover Sapa: A tour of Prague's Little Hanoi feeds cultural understanding
A new generation of Vietnamese entrepreneurs is devoted to combatting prejudice and stereotypes through shared culture and dining experiences.
A beautiful ritual: Prague artists are stoking the flames of the vinyl revival
Prague-based artists with French roots are fueling the country's vinyl revival with music and design made for audiophiles.
Bob Dylan to kick off European tour with three nights in Prague
The American icon will perform three shows at Prague’s O2 Universum hall from Oct. 4-6.
Historic Prague railway station to reopen as cultural center next month
The former Praha-Bubeneč railway station will open its doors as a new recreation destination exactly ten years after the last train stopped at the locale.
Summer cinema 2024: The best outdoor film venues in Prague
The open-air cinema season (letní kino) is already in full swing. From free to lesser-knowns, here's where to see films beneath the stars.