Onions, Snails, & More: Lost Czech Christmas Traditions
This year skip the carp in favor of this Czech delicacy, making a comeback at a Prague restaurant near you!
12 Fascinating Facts about Czech Illustrator Josef Lada
On this day in 1957, prolific Czech illustrator Josef Lada died; a new retrospective in Prague is celebrating his legacy
10 Survival Tips for Meeting Your Future Czech In-Laws Over the Holidays
Meeting your Czech partner’s family this holiday season? Follow our guide to surviving the experience with grace and good humor
What Does PF Stand For and Why Do Czechs Use It?
Despite the French name for this local holiday greeting, the Czech Republic is the only place in the world where it is used
Vintage Czech Poster Art Gets a New Museum In Prague
The first of its kind in the Czech Republic, Prague’s newest gallery pays homage to the colorful legacy of vintage Czechoslovak poster art
Czech Women Still Doing All the Cleaning In EU’s Most Sexist Nation
The 2017 Eurobarometer Gender Equality Index survey reflects the persistence of traditional gender roles in the Czech Republic
Czechs Spend More Time Reading than Any Other European Nation
A newly released study says people in the Czech Republic read more than anywhere else in Europe as well a number of other nations in the world
Municipal House Open Day Marks 99 Years of Czechoslovak Statehood
The Czechoslovak Declaration of Independence was signed here in 1918; tomorrow’s festivities include concerts and a virtual reality documentary
10 Autumn Exhibits for Art Lovers In Prague
From a large exhibit of Czech impressionism to the reopening of the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Czech capital is the place to be for art enthusiasts this fall
Cool-Not-Creepy Coffins Now On Display In Prague
In the run up to the spooky season, a new art exhibits asks visitors to rethink the look of the traditional casket
One For the Weekend: Masaryk Phenomenon at National Museum
Yesterday marked 80 years since the death of the father of the First Czechoslovak Republic, today an exhibit honoring his life opens
Czech Innovation: Fighting Terror with Flower-Box Barriers
In an effort to curb public truck attacks, Czech researchers have developed structures made of reinforced concrete
Galerie Rudolfinum Celebrates 100th Exhibit with Free Admission
Open since 1994, the modern art gallery on Prague’s Alšovo nábřeží has announced its next big show, the space’s 100th
Iconic Spanish Shoe Designer Embraces His Czech Roots
Opening today in Prague, a new exhibit paying tribute to Manolo Blahnik displays over 200 pairs of shoes and 80 sketches
Mucha’s Slav Epic Back in Prague—May Have Found a New Home
Is there a more fitting place for an Art Nouveau master than Prague’s grandest Art Nouveau temple?
Café Kiosk Carved from 300-Year-Old Oak Opens In Prague Today
Designed by Czech artist František Skála, the stand will be a part of this year’s Sculpture Line festival
Czech Folklore: St. Medard’s Forty Days of Rain
This coming Thursday, June 8, marks a Czech superstition that supposedly predicts the summer weather





