A Bohemian in Paris: French retrospective spotlights Czech-born painter
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More than 150 works and documents trace the life of Kralupy-born artist Georges Kars, who became part of Paris’s thriving modern art scene.
PHOTOS: Prague’s Industrial Palace reborn 135 years after Jubilee opening
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After fire and years of reconstruction, Prague’s Industrial Palace opens its doors this weekend as it begins a new chapter at Výstaviště.
Historic Prague slaughterhouse to become Zátiší restaurant after major revamp
The Holešovice landmark’s four-year restoration is complete, but restaurant approval is still pending. Zátiší Group plans to open by the end of 2026.
Czech glassmakers open their workshops to the public for a special week
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From glassblowing demonstrations to hands-on crystal workshops, more than 70 venues in the country will offer a closer look at a UNESCO-recognized craft
Czech Sokol movement seeks heritage status, with UNESCO recognition next
Founded in 1862, the sporting and civic movement wants recognition for its wider traditions, expanding an earlier bid focused on mass gatherings.
Stolen Prague sculpture makes a comeback nearly 20 years after disappearing
A bronze sculpture stolen from a Prague housing estate in 2007 has been recreated using historic photographs and a surviving model.
WATCH: Prague grows through 2,000 years of history in a new 3D timelapse
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A Blender animation traces Prague’s transformation from ancient settlements to today, bringing landmarks, battles, and floods to life.
‘Somethingism’ in Czechia: How a secular society is built on the ruins of organized religion
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Czechia is often called the atheist capital of Europe. We take a look back at the country's religious history to show how that can be misleading.
Terezín Ghetto Museum to close for major two-year reconstruction
The museum will close Nov. 2 and reopen in 2029 with a new exhibition and a light-filled extension inspired by Petr Ginz.
Havel 90: Special Prague tram honors late Czech president on popular line 22
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The blue commemorative tram will carry passengers through Prague until the end of 2026, with Havel anniversary events highlighted on board.
Bill Clinton pays saxophone tribute to Havel on 90th birthday
The former U.S. president remembered Václav Havel as a close friend who trusted freedom, defended democracy and never lost his humor.
Prague’s 'Orient Express' style dining car takes passengers back in time
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A restored Ringhoffer carriage combines steam travel, First Republic dining and views from the Prague Semmering during limited October trips.
Czechs view Havel more positively, but political divide persists
Three-quarters of Czechs now view Václav Havel positively, although opinions vary sharply according to age and political allegiance.
March to Václav Havel’s ‘existential home’ marks his 90th birthday
Participants walked from Trutnov to Václav Havel’s cottage at Hrádeček ahead of the late president’s 90th birth anniversary.
Banned 1963 art show returns to Prague’s Museum Kampa
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Museum Kampa recreates a landmark Medek and Koblasa exhibition while spotlighting two other artists sidelined under communism.
Back in print: Lost pages of 1990s Prague Post return in new digital archive
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The defunct English-language newspaper is returning online issue by issue, offering a window into Prague’s dramatic post-revolution transformation.
Pavel praises Havel’s bold design legacy at Prague Castle
An exhibition opening Oct. 7 explores how Václav Havel brought contemporary design and unconventional ideas into the presidential seat.
