Brno turns into a giant digital art gallery for three nights this October
Light installations, videomapping and interactive art will transform Brno's landmarks during the Prototyp festival from Oct. 1–3.
The bars that time forgot: The institution of Prague’s Old-Czech ‘pajzl’
Cheap, sticky and, for many, forbidding. Expats.cz went on a quest to infiltrate the Prague bars that many foreigners may be too shy to enter.
Czech slivovice season hit hard as drought shrivels Moravian plum harvest
A poor fruit harvest is leaving South Moravian distilleries with fewer plums and apricots this year, cutting production of traditional spirits.
A highway to the Stone Age: Czech dig reveals 7,000-year-old homes
Before work on the D55 near Přerov, archaeologists found the traces of early farming villages, prehistoric graves and a previously unknown site.
Neglected Prague transport hub Nádraží Holešovice set for major transformation
A neglected area around one of Prague's major transport hubs is set to become a new district with housing, shops and easier connections.
Czech astronomer’s ‘one-in-30-million’ photo earns NASA spotlight
Petr Horálek captured the ISS and a Czech training jet crossing the Sun at the same moment—an alignment he nearly missed entirely.
Havel’s widow gives Prague public library rights to his name
Dagmar Havlová says Prague’s Municipal Library can make the former president’s work accessible to the public after a dispute with the library.
18 things to do in Prague this week, from Pussycat Dolls to Art Week
Pop nostalgia, James Bond classics, cutting-edge art and after-dark science fill Prague's final full week of September.
Czech cinema spotlight: Prague plays Berlin in new Disney+ vampire series
The German-language series City of Blood, which shot in Prague and other locations across Czechia in 2024, is now streaming on Disney+
Telč honors noblewoman who helped revive city after Thirty Years' War
A new memorial in Telč honors Countess Františka Slavatová, who helped transform the UNESCO-listed town following the Thirty Years' War.
Prague's St. Vitus treasures make historic journey for New York exhibition
Seventy treasures from Prague have traveled to New York for the largest exhibition of St. Vitus Cathedral artifacts ever staged outside Europe.
Ludmila Javorová, Czech woman secretly ordained as priest, dies at 94
Ludmila Javorová, a leading figure in Czechoslovakia's underground church who was secretly ordained a Catholic priest in 1970, has died at 94.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for September 18–20
Royal relics, street parties and independent cinema highlights are coming to Prague this weekend.
Oscar-winning Amadeus actor to perform newly discovered Havel play
F. Murray Abraham will star in the world premiere of Václav Havel's newly discovered The Warning in New York this month.
Beyond the multiplex: Where to watch English-friendly movies in Prague
From quirky cinema halls to homey settings, Prague’s independent cinemas also cater to an English-friendly audience.
17 things to do in Prague this week – from Oktoberfest to crown jewels
Prague welcomes Oktoberfest early, the Czech crown jewels go on display, Mozart takes over an Old Town rooftop, and much more in store for this week.
Czech cinema spotlight: Prague-shot 'Resident Evil' premieres this week
See Karlín, Holešovice, and other locations in Prague stand in for Raccoon City in Zach Cregger's Resident Evil, on the big screen from Sept. 17.





