Prague’s English papers folded decades ago. These students are betting on print again
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Decades after Prognosis and The Prague Post, a student newspaper is putting English news back on paper and asking whether anyone still wants to read it.
Brno’s Špilberk Castle opens wine exhibition with up to 50 wines to taste
A new permanent exhibition introduces Czechia’s wine regions, grape varieties and winemaking history, with self-service tastings for adults.
Public donations power Prague’s Korzo Národní after ministry funding snub
Donors raised CZK 9.5 million for Korzo Národní. Here’s what to see on Nov. 17, from a new theatrical centerpiece to English-friendly events.
The museum where people live: Inside Kladno’s 1950s tower blocks
A museum inside an occupied Kladno high-rise preserves an idealized vision of 1950s life, from its furnished apartment to nuclear shelter.
Art on prescription: Czechia explores a new approach to mental health
A new Czech initiative could bring art, music, and cultural activities into mental health care, offering a different approach to prevention.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for November 6–8
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Queer cinema, a Czech painter’s unique retrospective and a whiskey bonanza head to Prague over the weekend.
St. Martin’s Day 2026: Where to find goose, wine and Czech traditions
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Why Czechia celebrates Nov. 11 with roast goose and young wine, and where to join this year’s festivals, tastings and lantern processions.
From tram tickets to toy lions: What Czechia may send into space
Nearly 1,200 public suggestions helped shape an unusual collection of Czech cultural symbols for a planned 2027 mission to the International Space Station.
Turnov museum defends gemstone sales as Bohemian Paradise loses UNESCO label
The museum rejects concerns over mineral provenance, citing local craft traditions, as the region’s geopark prepares to lose its designation.
Table for one? Prague ranks among the world's best cities for solo dates
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From gallery hopping to dancing until sunrise, here's how to embrace solo adventures and fall a little more in love with life in Prague.
Czech Christmas carp prices set to rise despite plentiful supply
A dry summer has left fish farmers facing higher costs and unexpected losses, but early harvests suggest the holiday staple will remain widely available
Rare paintings return to Prague for major exhibition after nearly a century
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Works from Paris, Brussels, Antwerp, and Zagreb reunite in a landmark retrospective exploring the international life of a 19th-century Czech artist.
Historic Czech-American books and newspapers find a new home in Czechia
A collection handed over in Prague includes a 1916 Czech-American edition of Babička and publications documenting emigrant life in the US.
Bohemian Paradise set to lose UNESCO label by end of year
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After receiving a warning two years ago, the Czech protected park failed to convince UNESCO inspectors during their latest visit.
Litomyšl Castle sees record attendance in 2026, and stays open for winter
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Restored façades and a new historic theater tour have drawn visitors to Litomyšl, where a winter route remains open Thursday through Saturday.
This week in Czech history: Prague vandalism, Winter Kings and White Mountains
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This week in Czech history, bloody executions, political drama and First Republic hooliganism unfolded on and around Prague’s Old Town Square.
From Moravia to Texas: November events trace Czech emigrants’ American stories
A regional program marks 170 years since an organized migration wave to Texas, with exhibitions, films and free buses between event locations.
