Expat life hacks: 11 ways to save money at the Czech grocery store
Knowing where, when, and how to shop for food in Czechia could save you hundreds of crowns every month.
Get to know Prague's Japanese community via film, culture, and food
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Through its movies, activities, and overall program, EIGA-SAI film festival, starting today, is a platform for intercultural understanding.
OPINION: Vietnamec or večerka? Why what we call the corner store matters
A new campaign asks people to avoid labeling businesses based on the owner’s nationality. Czechia responded with mixed views on the subject.
OPINION: Why a French national is jealous of Czechia’s train system
In contrast to back home in France, trains here are far more affordable and interconnected, making life easier for internationals and locals alike.
Beyond the canvas: Inside Oko Academy's innovative approach to art education
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Jeremiah Palecek's unique teaching approach promises a lively, hands-on experience for aspiring artists, merging classical with modern, creative techniques
The Chef's Vault: A gourmet lunch gets down to business in Prague
An occasional chef’s table when it opened in 2021, Marek Fichtner's restaurant has become a delicious fixture in the restored bank vault of Červený Jelen.
Czech leaders and English: Does proficiency matter?
A display of broken English by a Slovak cabinet member casts our minds to Czech politicians' – highly varying – levels of English proficiency.
One Life: Power of common decency shines bright in conventional Winton biopic
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Now playing in cinemas around Prague, One Life is an average film about a remarkable story of quiet and unassuming heroism.
EXPAT VOICES: Internationals in Czechia on dating-scene culture clash
We asked for your views on the differences between dating in Czechia and back home: many felt culture shocks due to contrasts in personality and attitude.
REVIEW: Prague's first modern Ukrainian restaurant is destined for greatness
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The superlative-named Nai offers traditional Ukrainian dishes such as corn porridge (banosh), sweet fritters (syrnyky), and cabbage rolls (holubtsi).
Polyamorous in Prague: An expat community envisions love unbound by convention
A member of Prague's polyamorous community dispels common misconceptions surrounding polyamorous relationships.
Prague's expat community says goodbye to a legend
Canadian expat Glen Emery was more than just a business owner, he represented a bygone era of '90s Prague. Here, friends and family honor his legacy.
Valentine's Day flash mob in Prague to rise up against violence
A Feb. 14 flash mob devoted to raising awareness of violence against women returns to Palackého Náměstí following a five-year absence.
EXPAT VOICES: Foreign employees on returning to office vs. hybrid work in Czechia
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In an earlier survey, we asked readers how much they prioritize hybrid or fully remote working, and whether they base job searches on this.
FIRST PERSON: An expat in Czechia confronts a cancer diagnosis
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From diagnosis to treatment, a foreigner's journey through the ups and downs of the Czech oncology system.
OVERVIEW: Rediscover Kafka 100 years after his death with art, film, and music
From performances to a major art exhibit, plus new translations, video games, quizzes, and more, here's how to mark the Year of Kafka.
Valentine's Day in Prague: Romantic menus and date-night tips for 2024
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You don't have to be partnered to enjoy these activities; from love potions to love-themed history walks, practice some self love or couple up!
