Forget networking – Prague expats are making new friends through sports
A new app offers English-friendly activities where users can show up solo, stay active, and meet players at their level.
Not just a phase: When to consider physio or occupational therapy for your child in Czechia
When should parents act on motor, sensory, or attention concerns? Two medical specialists in Prague break down key signs and advises on next steps.
10 common mistakes when applying for Czech citizenship – and how to avoid them
Getting a Czech passport is a huge milestone for many expats. An expert shares what can slow down or derail the process, and how to get back on track.
How improv is helping Prague adults rediscover play, confidence, and connection
Prague’s Improv Academy helps adults rediscover play, build confidence, and find connection through trust, spontaneity, and shared creativity.
The 2026 guide to summer camps and programs for kids in Prague
From sports and swimming to ballet, robotics, and bilingual zoo adventures, families in Czechia can plan for their child's best summer yet.
Where to eat in Karlín, Prague’s office district with great food
From modern Czech kitchens to buzzing beer halls, these spots capture a piece of Prague 8's fast-evolving food and drink scene.
Taiwan Week brings 3 bold performances to Prague Fringe Festival
Movement, illusion, and memory-driven storytelling bring three unique productions from Asia to audiences in Czechia this May.
How a dated Prague flat became a chic urban home
Investing in city property is a dream for many, but homes with a backstory often need more TLC (or a sledgehammer). Here’s what a full redesign can reveal.
Life with pets in Czechia: 5 useful services for expats
From English-speaking vets and insurance to grooming and dog sitting, these options help expats care for their furry friends in Prague and beyond.
Need more room? 6 things expats in Prague should always put into storage
If you're after extra space but don't want to giving up the things you love, one company's easy, flexible options are here to help.
Da Pietro brings wood-fired pizza and a taste of Naples to Vinohrady
Featuring Italian wine, imported ingredients and share-worthy tiramisu, Da Pietro keeps the pizza experience simple, authentic and worth booking.
7 job interview mistakes expats make in Czechia – and how to fix them
If you're on the job hunt in Prague or elsewhere, understanding the cultural nuances shaping recruiter decisions will help you stand out.
A taste of Asia arrives in Prague – no passport or plane ticket required
Asian Days turns Metropole Zličín into a sensory mix of food, performances, and hands-on cultural experiences.
On the market: Five attention-worthy homes for sale in Prague and Brno
From industrial-chic city living to family-friendly neighborhoods with green space, these new housing options bring buyers a fresh range of options.
Ease your skin problem at the spa: These natural therapies can help
Medical spa experts across Central Europe are using mineral water, mud, and science-backed practices to calm inflammatory skin conditions.
How expat families can prepare for international school admissions in Prague
Moving to the Czech capital with kids, or looking for a change? Here’s what to know about timing, placement, and getting a spot at an international school.
Mercedes-Benz Studio lands in Prague with three weeks of design, culture and events
Throughout May, the exclusive ‘Welcome Home’ experience brings a rich program of lifestyle-focused activities to central Prague, many free to attend.





