Prague moves ahead with Penta’s Florenc development deal amid criticism
Prague 1 and Prague 8 have approved Penta’s development deal for Florenc and Masarykovo nádraží while sparking opposition concerns.
Prague is seeing an exodus of young people due to rising housing costs
High rents and living expenses in Prague are straining household finances, leading to growing suburbanization as more young people leave the city.
Prague cultural hub Kasárna Karlín to reopen thanks to community support
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The popular Prague 8 venue is reopening its courtyard after a year of closure, with limited programming and new noise restrictions in place.
How Czech businesses are helping rebuild Ukraine—and how you can invest
Expats.cz attended three major business forums featuring dozens of companies across multiple sectors; here’s where the strongest investment potential lies.
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Czechia’s worst tourist traps, ranked—and tips on where to go instead
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A recent Flowee list ranked the country's most overrated tourist attractions; here’s where to go in Czechia for real experiences beyond the crowds.
Two Czech beer styles ranked among world's best in new TasteAtlas top 10
TasteAtlas users rank Chodské pivo and Pilsner among the world’s top 10 beer styles, highlighting Bohemia's centuries-old brewing traditions.
International Museum Day in Prague: Where to visit for free on May 18
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On Sunday, May 18, many museums across Prague open their doors for free to celebrate International Museum Day; here's where you can go.
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A new Czech-Korean robotics center will be created in Prague
Czech Technical University and South Korea's KIRIA signed a deal to establish a robotics center in Prague, deepening industrial cooperation.
Peek inside Prague's most unusual spaces during 2025 Open House festival
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This year’s Open House Prague festival includes outdoor classrooms, communist-era dorms, and abandoned train stations across the city.
Oskar Schindler's former factory in Czechia reopens as Museum of Survivors
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After years of efforts, the museum has officially opened at the factory in Brněnec, showcasing Holocaust history and the legacy of Schindler's List.
Czechs rally to repay travel expenses for US WWII veteran’s return to Pilsen
Czech donors raised over USD 20,000 (CZK 550,000) to help 99-year-old U.S. veteran Harry Humason attend the Liberation Festival in Pilsen this week.
New flagship location of Prague bakery gives life to former First Republic café
Antonínovo pekařství has opened a new location at Náměstí Míru, revitalizing a historic First Republic café with modern bakery offerings.
Germany's Condor Airlines launches twice-daily flights from Prague
The airline's new flights from Prague to Frankfurt will help open affordable routes to long-haul destinations across the globe.
Travel alert: Sunday's Prague Marathon to see road closures, transport diversions
The 2025 Prague Marathon on Sunday will close major roads and disrupt trams and buses as 10,000 runners take to the city’s historic streets.
American students in Prague rethink their return to a very different US
As political tensions rise and academic freedoms are threatened, American students abroad reconsider returning to the US, seeking stability in Europe.
Prague's new-look Škoda 52T trams are now being tested on the city's streets
The new trams, which took their first test rides on April 26, will run for 20,000 kilometers before they start carrying passengers later this year.
