Prague avant-garde theatre pioneer breaks language barrier with bold performances
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Alfred ve dvoře is for "people who prefer art galleries," says artistic director Tomáš Procházka of the theatre's visual, non-verbal shows.
Prague's Christmas markets are opening amid a Covid surge – here are the rules for visiting
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Concerns are being raised about whether the Czech Republic’s traditional Christmas markets can go ahead as planned as Covid cases skyrocket.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, November 18, 2021
Zeman expects to leave hospital soon, unvaccinated to be turned away from Christmas markets, national holiday celebrations see anti-lockdown protests.
Stores remain open November 17, but many Czechs say they shouldn't be
The 2016 law regulating holiday shopping has left store operators, workers, and shoppers calling for a full ban or none at all.
Czech morning news roundup: Feel-good Friday edition for Nov. 5
This week's most inspiring headlines: a desolate Prague underpass transformed, a record plum harvest, and Czechs adults love playing with Lego.
Prague selects Old Town Square tree, announces market dates
As traditional outdoor markets return to the Czech capital, the city announces more details about the Old Town tree and markets.
Czech morning news roundup: Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Rumors of improvement in Zeman's condition, Czech model acquitted of drug trafficking, and defect likely in tragic Liberec cable car crash.
Visit the Czech village that's home to one of the world's spookiest churches
Ghostly statues installed in St. George’s church in Luková send a shiver down the spine.
Will the Czech Republic's Roma prejudice ever disappear?
Attitudes towards the Roma community in the Czech Republic are improving but prejudice remains a significant obstacle.
10 last-minute trip ideas for autumn break in the Czech Republic
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Explore Plzeň's beer-brewing history on the cheap, take advantage of lesser-known spas in wine country, and bid farewell to castle season.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 21, 2021
Huge Prague fire causes millions in damage, questions swirl around Babiš criminal case, outgoing Chamber of Deputies dissolves today.
A kind stranger bought a “penniless” Jeremy Irons coffee at a Prague café
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The famous British actor had no cash on him when the payment terminal was down at Písecká brána.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 20, 2021
Attorney to request Babiš's prosecution, Czech AI start-up receives massive investment, tender announced for railway to Prague Airport.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for October 14, 2021
Sources claim President's diagnosis is serious, coalitions negotiate on make-up of new government, financial regulator made no mistake over Babiš case.
Moravian Pinot Noir wins 'world's best' title at prestigious international competition
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As Czech wines gain greater recognition on the international stage, the Mondial des Pinots has been won by a wine from Moravia.
Czech senate commission convened over hospitalized president and next steps
The president's most important task for the immediate future is to entrust the winner of this weekend's general election with forming a new government.
Christmas markets will return to Prague for 2021 holiday season
After a year without Christmas markets due to Covid-19 regulations, they'll be back in 2021, organizers have announced.
