Prague uncovered: Take a virtual tour of some of Prague’s obscure public art
Prague is filled with hidden art that even long-term residents are unaware of
In photos: Exploring the abandoned streets of Prague's tourist quarter
These photos taken by Expats.cz staff and readers capture the new and unsettling face of Prague
Prague's Petřín Tower will still light up in green for St. Patrick's Day
While there will be no large public gatherings for St Patrick's Day, Prague will still celebrate by lighting Petřín Tower in green
20 great novels set in Prague: a reading list that spans 130 years of literature
A round up of some of the greatest novels about Prague written by non-Czech authors, over the course of 130 years
New documentary shows the life and influence of Czech artist Alfons Mucha
The life and legacy of Alfons Mucha, born 160 years ago, gets a contemporary look in Mucha: The Story of an Artist who Created a Style
Exquisite Czech-made bike resembles traditional porcelain
Decorated by artist Michal Bačák this $35,000 custom carbon bicycle comes from golden Czech hands
Prague's galleries, libraries, and museums to close over coronavirus from today
All state-subsidized organisations managed by the Culture Ministry, which means galleries, libraries, museums and heritage sites, will be closed due to the coronavirus
The 10 best things to do in Prague this week: March 9–15
The colors, flavors, and sounds of spring hit the Czech capital as Manifesto Market reopens for the season and more!
5 amazing innovations designed for women by Czech women
These local designers have made it their mission to make women's lives easier
Who was Karolina Světlá? Honoring an important Czech voice
The National Museum will devote an entire day to this intriguing Czech literary figure over the weekend
National Gallery launches new season with Edgar Allan Poe, Manet and Brutalism
Six exhibitions of graphics, sculpture and installations are opening at the National Gallery’s Veletržní palác
Czechs are among the most optimistic in the EU, according to new poll
Czechs are among the most positive inhabitants of the EU when it comes to the evaluation of the situation in the country, says new Eurobarometer poll
In photos: Million Moments for Democracy marches through Prague
Thousands of people attended a protest rally staged by the Million Moments for Democracy movement in reaction to the recent election of ombudsman Stanislav Křeček
The 10 best things to do in Prague this week: March 2–8
Films that empower, giant orchids abloom, and bowls and bowls of soup give Prague the warm and fuzzies this week
Prague's One World film fest showcases the climate crisis among its 133 documentaries
The 22nd edition of One World will show documentaries on human rights in Prague and 36 other cities
Prague uncovered: The city’s oldest traffic signal is a metal owl on Národní třída
Prague’s Palác Platýz has seen everything from a drunken army to a risque tightrope walker
New David Černý locomotive walkway to bridge two Prague buildings
The latest piece from the famed Czech artist, based on the 1895 Montparnasse derailment, will provide a functional bridge above a street in Prague 9





