Confirmed: Key Prague metro station will close for one year
City officials say that the station on the A line needs to have its escalators replaced, platforms repaired, and some shops removed.
A cooler commute: More trams in Prague will get air conditioning
At the moment, just 16 percent of all trams in the capital have operational air conditioning: this is about to change.
Can renaming a metro erase history? Vltavská station debate heats up
Renaming Prague’s Vltavská metro to honor a future philharmonic hall raises concerns about overshadowing nearby WWII deportation site Nádraží Bubny.
Activists breach Prague district town hall, hoist Palestinian flag
The perpetrators also sent out a fake press release to major media outlets, with the country's public news agency duped into reporting on the event.
New signs on Prague's Náplavka call for respect from residents, tourists
The new markings aim to promote mutual respect among cyclists, pedestrians, and other path users as part of a broader safety campaign.
Prague's Lennon Wall celebrates 45 years with new portraits and call for world unity
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Expats.cz spoke with the main figures behind a project that aims to encourage similar, positive messages around the world.
Prague tram driver caught on video assaulting Ukrainian family
Footage of the driver hitting a man holding a child and shouting anti-Ukrainian remarks has sparked public outrage and a government response.
Prague residents rally to reopen Kasárna Karlín culture hub
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The expat-popular venue in Prague 8's Karlín district closed suddenly in mid-2024 due to violating building laws—its reopen date is unknown.
Two Prague metro stations close for year-long renovations Monday
Closures of metro stations at Českomoravská and Pankrác will bring changes to Monday-morning commutes.
Prague cancels New Year’s fireworks—here’s how you can still celebrate
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Noise and animal-welfare concerns are behind the ban, but the City of Prague is offering several alternative ways to welcome 2025.
Mozart comes alive in Prague with new, interactive museum
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Visitors can use new technology to explore the life of one of history's great composers, who had a fond relationship with the Czech capital.
Prague's Negrelli Viaduct opens its first glass-enclosed arch as culture center
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If this pilot project—available for commercial and public use—is successful, more arches along the 174-year-old bridge will open up.
Milan-inspired historical tram returns to Prague after 60 years
Decommissioned in the 1960s due to safety issues, the vintage tram will run along Prague's historic routes and can also be rented for private use.
Skate into winter: The ultimate guide to ice skating in Prague (2024–25)
Almost all rinks in the capital will be open until February next year: we show you all rinks on offer and everything to look out for—from music to food.
Prague removes last illegal trdelník stand, ending six-year dispute
The stand had been operating without a valid lease since 2018; a lengthy legal battle allowed it to remain open despite a lack of agreement with the city.
Fire at Prague's National Theatre forces evacuation, tram disruption
Prague firefighters have announced a second-degree level of alarm, with the surrounding area cordoned off and multiple tram routes disrupted.
A rattling stat? Prague has five rats for every resident
The capital is infested with rodents as experts advise the public on how to appropriately deal with the whiskered pests.
