Sting, Nick Cave, and a decade of Metronome: Prague's biggest festival weekend is here
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The Flaming Lips, Slowdive, and Tom Odell join the bill for three days at a brand-new venue, Letňany, where Metronome plays for the first time.
Cottagecore days and museum nights: 20 Prague culture picks this month
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This month sees a stacked line up of open-air and free events from the city's annual Museum Night to open-air orchestral splendor on the grass.
Courtyards, parks, and the Vltava: A guide to Prague's best open-air culture hangouts
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Here's where to soak up Prague's outdoor hotspots, from hidden gardens in Žižkov to a Vltava-side park that used to be a rubbish dump.
The internet calls it 'house burping' but Czechs call it normal: Do you větrat?
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Airing out one's apartment has recently been circulating on social media as a kind of revelatory wellness trend, complete with enthusiastic TikToks.
Prague's historic Rothmayer villa garden opens free to public
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The garden of Prague's Rothmayer villa, built in 1928 by Otto Rothmayer, is now open to the public for free on select days.
A year-round guide to medieval festivals in Prague and Czechia
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From Hradčany to Český Krumlov: Your guide to the best medieval festivals, jousting tournaments, and castle events across the Czech lands this year.
Khamoro Festival brings gypsy jazz, Romani beats and colorful parades to Prague
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Branded as the world’s largest Roma festival, Khamoro is coming to Prague next week, with a program packed with devilish music, exhibitions and more.
The world comes to Malá Strana: Prague Fringe Festival marks 25 years
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The festival that made Prague feel like home for English-speaking audiences is back. One week, dozens of shows – jump in at the deep end.
Eurovision 2026: Where to watch – or boycott – the final in Prague
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We've rounded up the best of Eurovision in Prague this year, from full-throated watch parties to deliberate anti-Eurovision events.
Vyšehrad in 2026: Why Prague’s ‘second castle’ is worth revisiting
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Alongside fencing and blacksmithing, Prague’s historic Vyšehrad opens it season of underground tours and fortress-side beer.
Say cheese: Where to find analog photo booths in Prague
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A French company dedicated to saving a dying art form has quietly installed some of the world's last working analog photo booths across the city.
EVENT: Three evenings with Tomáš Sedláček on today’s biggest questions
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The renowned economist-philosopher is launching a Sunday evening series, 'Truth and Love 2.0', on meaning, society, and the legacy of Václav Havel.
Secret vinyl listening sessions revive a forgotten Prague cinema
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Hidden a few meters from the Charles Bridge, a small collective dives into old records, iconic vinyls and new musical voices in an intimate setting.
Witches’ Night in Czechia brings bonfires, fantasy balls, and a fiery Celtic festival
Beyond the traditional sausages and parkside parties in Prague, this year brings out some new rites of spring to try.
Majáles, then and now: Prague's greatest student festival marks its 20th year of revival
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This Friday, Prague's biggest student festival turns 20 – but its roots stretch back centuries, and its most bizarre chapter happened in 1965.
An English-language Havel? This hidden Prague theater is making it happen
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Polyamory, AI, and 9-to-5 absurdity: Havel’s 1968 satire lands in English in Prague, feeling like a Black Mirror episode from the past.
Spring blossoms: Where to soak up Japanese culture in Prague this Hanami season
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Prague has more Japanese culture than you might expect, from this weekend's Hanami festival to year-round tips for finding it across the capital.
