Retro video game lets players fight for survival in post-apocalyptic Czechoslovakia
The old-school game takes you back to 1986 Prague, which is teeming with mysterious evil figures in hazmat suits.
PHOTO GALLERY: Prague reveals future look of historic main train station
City Hall released concept sketches of transforming the north-south highway from Hlavní nádraží all the way into Karlín.
Czechia's oldest national park celebrates 60 years with record attendance and events
Krkonoše National Park, which saw a record number of visitors last year, will open a renewed visitor center.
Prague to dismantle shoddy Astronomical Clock calendar and replace with new design
A reconstruction that had been completed in 2018 featured inaccurate depictions of the original work.
Prague author launching world’s first graphic novel made with AI
Adam Trachtman used the thousands of photographs he took in the early 1990s as a basis for the book's illustrations.
Light a candle in person or online to honor heroes of Prague Uprising today
The Czech capital saw some of the last fighting in World War II; plaques mark the spots were people died in the fighting.
Freedom convoy marking end of World War II begins journey from Prague to Pilsen
US ambassador to Czechia Bijan Sabet drew parallels between the aggression eight decades ago and the war in Ukraine.
Pilsner Urquell opens a new interactive experience on Wenceslas Square
Similar to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, the immersive exhibition uses all five senses to tell the story of the world's most popular style of beer.
Karlštejn Castle ceremonially reopens after three-year reconstruction
The 675-year-old monument – one of Czechia's most-visited – now offers various new exhibitions and a visitors' center.
Jan Kotěra: The visionary founder of modern Czech architecture died 100 years ago this week
His buildings bridge the styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and he taught a generation of modern architects.
Older than Stonehenge: Prague circle has more questions than answers
A Stone Age site discovered in the 1980s has just been explored by Czech archaeologists, who still don't know what it was used for.
A new tour lets visitors explore Prague's hidden-gem Baroque library
The library, which is often ranked among the most beautiful in the world, is part of a tour of some of the historical parts of the Klementinum.
Revisiting Czechoslovak-Vietnamese relations 50 years after the Vietnam War
Vietnamese children went to a Czech school in the late 1950s, and later agreements opened the door for workers and university students.
Happy trails: Hiking in Czechia is set to get safer and easier this season
The Czech Tourist Club, which oversees thousands of kilometers of trails, steps into spring with its Walking for Health project.
Prague firefighters commemorate 170 years with a parade
The firefighters were recruited from street cleaners, and used to do both duties for the first 13 years.
This St. Patrick's Day, follow in the footsteps of Celtic tribes
Unique artifacts and a large settlement near Prague highlight the Celtic origins of present-day Central Bohemia.
This week in history: Charles IV's New Town envisaged a new Jerusalem
The emperor thought the world would soon end, and he hoped to entice the heavenly powers to set up their realm in Prague's then brand-new district.
