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.
Prague confirms exact date for Hradčanská metro closure
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Preparatory work is underway at the Line A station ahead of a CZK 1.13 billion overhaul, with trains set to pass through without stopping for much of 2027.
Subway plans Prague comeback in 2027 as it rebuilds its Czech restaurant network
The sandwich chain’s new regional partner plans 300 openings across five countries, with a Prague restaurant expected next year.
Prague plans weekend traffic restrictions near Old Town Christmas markets
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Cars would be barred from approaching Old Town Square via Pařížská on Friday–Sunday evenings during the festive season, with taxis also excluded.
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.
Temelín to load US nuclear fuel as Czechia diversifies from Russian supplier
Westinghouse fuel will enter Temelín’s first reactor during its current shutdown, alongside a move to longer cycles between refueling outages.
Man loses foot attempting to ride between carriages on Prague’s metro
Municipal police released footage of the incident at Karlovo náměstí as a warning about the dangers of riding outside metro carriages.
Thousands rally in central Prague as Czech TV and radio employees strike
Students and public media workers gathered at Wenceslas Square Tuesday to oppose a funding overhaul they say threatens editorial independence.
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.
Czech TV and radio strike begins: Live news cut as archive programs take over
The daylong walkout is disrupting public broadcasting across Czechia. Basic news and traffic updates continue, while children’s channels stay unchanged.
Pavel warns Europe risks being sidelined in talks on peace in Ukraine
The Czech president urges European governments to seize a diplomatic opening and backs Czech guarantees for a proposed EU loan to Ukraine.
Charles University students plan Nov. 10 protest to support Czech public media
Charles University will grant a half-day teaching break for the protest, while students will also join Tuesday’s rally and broadcaster strike.
Smaller Czech harvest means fewer bottles of St. Martin’s wine this year
Some 1.6 million bottles will carry the Svatomartinské label this November, down 300,000 from last year, following a smaller grape harvest.
Prague court acquits Chinese man in first case under foreign-spying law
A judge found prosecutors had not proved intent to threaten Czech security. The defendant was released from custody, but prosecutors have appealed.
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.
Czech temperatures to plunge below zero this week, but clearer skies ahead
Clouds will give way to sunshine later this week, while frosty mornings and freezing fog arrive. Light ice could form in places Saturday.
