
Prague gets 24 new memorial cobblestones to remember Holocaust victims
The city now has almost 400 brass markers showing where Holocaust victims lived
10 reasons locals should revisit Prague's Old Town
Take a self-guided tour of some the Old Town's lesser-known landmarks via Prague Times podcast host Derek DeWitt
Prague uncovered: a secret trove of art hides inside the Prague Congress Centre
The spirit of the 1980s lives on in the décor of the former Palace of Culture
Flood of 1890: Prague’s Charles Bridge partly collapsed 130 years ago
The last major damage to Prague's iconic landmark was 130 years ago when logs and debris toppled three arches
Liechtenstein takes the Czech Republic to court, seeks eventual return of Lednice-Valtice Complex
The ruling family of Liechtenstein lost its Czech property in 1945 due to the controversial Beneš Decrees
Film review: ‘Charlatan’ takes a too-uncritical look at a folk healer
Agnieszka Holland’s latest effort is another true story set in the dark days of the communist era
The Moody Blues and Shirley Temple Black witnessed the 1968 invasion in Prague
Prague Spring brought several celebrities to the city, and the invasion left them stranded
The Rolling Stones played in Prague 30 years ago today, the first big concert after the Velvet Revolution
A last-minute entry into the end of the Stones’ Urban Jungle tour brought 100,000 spectators to Strahov
These are the 10 most visited castles this summer in the Czech Republic so far
Czech castles and chateaux saw the best July attendance in years, despite few foreign tourists
New exhibition commemorating wartime Roma genocide opens in Terezín
The long-term exhibition will last until the end of 2023
Film review: 'Havel' covers Czech president's transformation from playwright to politician
The turbulent years of Normalization are seen through the eyes of the future Czechoslovak president
On the Mucha trail in Prague: From ceilings to stained glass, discovering the artist's legacy
July 24 marks the 160th anniversary of Alfons Mucha’s birth; here's where you can see his works as well as landmarks associated with his life
Interview: Anna Geislerová talks about playing Olga Havlová in the new film Havel
The biopic looks at Václav Havel and his first wife, Olga, in the years leading to the Velvet Revolution
The Battle of Vítkov Hill took place 600 years ago – follow the path of Hussites around today's Žižkov
The Žižkov district is filled with names from the famous Hussite victory
From this weekend, vistors can now explore an abandoned slate mine in Moravia
The project aims to bring Moravia’s technical past back to life for a new generation
Ostrava’s abandoned blast furnaces will become a new Czech industrial museum
MUSEum+ will preserve industrial heritage and help support the Moravia-Silesia region
A pair of holidays commemorating saints and a reformer kick off summer in the Czech Republic
Back-to-back holidays remember religious and linguistic reformers Jan Hus and the brothers Cyril and Methodius.