Prague beats out Moscow and London as the best city in the world for parks
Vote for your favorite in our poll and read Expats.cz staffers' nominations for their favorite Prague parks.
Prague uncovered: The iconic Metronome celebrates 30 years of relentlessly ticking into the future
The sculpture, intended as a temporary installation to promote a fair, was lowered into place by helicopter in 1991.
Prague ranks as one of the world’s greenest cities, and City Hall plans to make it greener
An impressive 56 percent of the Czech capital is covered by trees or grass, putting it in Europe's top 10
Sledding and skiing in Prague: What is allowed and where can you go?
Record snowfall has led to a flurry of outdoor fun across Prague's public parks; learn the rules for safely participating in winter activties during COVID.
In Prague and beyond, animal habitats and historical sites are being disrupted with winter fun
National parks, protected, landscaped, and memorial sites have visitor rules; learn where you can and can't sled, skate, or hike this winter.
Petřín cable car to be renovated with a new track and modern cabin design
The existing system has an estimated five years of service left and requires heavy maintenance.
Prague's newest green space is planned for a recreated island in the Karlín and Libeň districts
An international competition to design a park on a re-created Rohan Island will take place next year.
Prague’s Vršovice and Strašnice neighborhoods to get their own 'New York Highline'
A section of unused railway to become a linear park for pedestrians, cyclists and skaters.
Prague uncovered: A small park in Žižkov hides a Cold War anti-nuclear shelter – and the city’s longest slide
Parukářka park has an incredibly rich history and many secret places to explore if you know where to look
Record visitors to Stromovka during lockdown brings damage, pollution, and destruction
Stromovka Park, once called the Royal Game Reserve, has become a popular place for people to get out and stretch their legs during lockdown.
Public collection launched to rebuild the burned wooden Church of St. Michael in Prague
A fire on October 28 virtually destroyed the 17th century church that was moved from what is now Ukraine
Prague is planning a new concept for renovating Petřín Hill and wants public input
The public will be involved in planning from the beginning, due to outcry over some previous projects
Prague forest officials rescue curious young beaver trapped in a Stromovka park drain
The Stromovka beaver was the third to need help since beavers returned to the area in 2015, after a 200 year absence
Clean-up of ‘Sherwood’ area near Prague's main train station sees setbacks due to pandemic
A large influx of drug users have come to Vrchlického sady since the March lockdown
