Prague’s police cycle team will give advice, not fines, to bikers this summer
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Municipal Police will be on Prague’s bike paths to inform cyclists about safety in an effort to prevent traffic accidents
The mystery of the vanishing graffiti from Prague's Charles Bridge deepens
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Someone removed two-week old graffiti from the landmark bridge, but may have done more damage
Despite imminent ban, beer bikes will continue to ride on Prague’s streets
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A ban on beer bikes in Prague set to take effect from August has been indefinitely postponed after a complaint filed with the Ministry of Transport
Prague's new Troja footbridge may be ready by next summer, but construction hasn’t started yet
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The original bridge linking Stromovka park and the Prague Zoo collapsed in Dec. 2, 2017, injuring four people and sparking a wave of bridge inspections
Prague's Lennon Wall to get security cameras and authorized mural, random spraying will be banned
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Changes are coming to Prague’s Lennon Wall to return it to a symbol of peace and freedom
Prague's Manifesto Market opens its second branch in Smíchov, but it won’t be there long
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A new branch of Manifesto has opened in Prague’s Smíchov district. It offers two bars, six restaurants and a pool
Knights of Malta: tourists are ruining Prague's Lennon Wall with vulgar scribbling
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A place that has been a symbol of freedom of speech for decades might see some rules imposed due to the actions of tourists
Prague picks tenants for wall cubicles on Náplavka, new cafes and shops will open in September
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Prague City Hall approved the first tenants for the wall cubicles at Náplavka; previous tenants including Bajkazyl will return and there will be a library branch
Charles Bridge spray painters 'sorry,' sentenced to fines and expulsion
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Two German tourists will pay fines and be expelled from the Czech Republic
Stalin may be purged from Prague’s cultural scene due to structural and legal challenges
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The popular hangout under the Metronome has had a poor structural evaluation, and the City Council is examining its future
The vast majority of Czechs spend their vacations close to home
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Some 80 percent of Czechs travel domestically for vacation, according to Eurostat
Prague's Petřín Tower getting improved technology for colored lighting
The city is expanding the number of special color patterns on the Petřín Tower and installing colored lights on more landmarks
Foreigners spray painting Prague's Charles Bridge caught ‘blue handed’ by police, face up to 3 years in prison
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Two people were arrested while tagging a pillar on Charles Bridge, one of Prague’s main landmarks
Madame Tussauds wax museum franchise opens near Old Town Square
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The former Wax Museum Prague on Celetná has been refurbished into the first franchise of the Madame Tussauds brand
Prague wins Red Dot design awards for T3 Coupé tram and public furniture
Prague won two prizes at the international Red Dot Design Awards: for the T3 Coupé and new city furniture
See inside Prague's Hrzán and Liechtenstein Palaces on Cyril and Methodius Day
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Two state-owned palaces, Hrzánský palác and Lichtenštejnský palác, will be open to the public on July 5; both have impressive interior décor
Prague's Žižkov TV Tower to re-create Apollo 11 launch with special videomapping show
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On Saturday, July 20, the Prague landmark will take off during a special tribute to the 50th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11
