Prague plans 2027 events honoring Czech patron St. Adalbert
Three Czech regions will mark 1,030 years since St. Adalbert’s death with commemorative events, a pilgrimage route and cathedral concert.
New Prague exhibition traces the evolution of Czech state symbols
The permanent exhibition at Vítkov displays early flag designs, wartime banners, historic coats of arms and an authentic flag from 1968.
Two-hour queues form for final day of Czech crown jewels display
Visitors face waits of up to three hours at Prague Castle before the rare and free exhibition closes Monday afternoon.
Prague Zoo turns 95: Step into the 1930s for its anniversary on Sept. 28
Swing music, vintage fashion and wild horses headline Prague Zoo’s Sept. 28 celebration, marking 95 years since its gates first opened.
See the Prague that vanished: Langweil’s 19th century model goes online
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An interactive version of the 19th-century paper model lets visitors explore historic Prague and compare its streets with the city today.
Czech Statehood Day 2026: What’s closed and what to do on Sept. 28
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Czechia’s Sept. 28 holiday creates a three-day weekend with major shop closures, historic celebrations and special events nationwide.
19th-century graves uncovered in Czechia's Lake Lipno as water levels fall
A visitor inspired by a novel discovered the stones near a vanished Šumava village, prompting experts to recover 12 historic relics.
See Czechia's crown jewels for free in Prague, but only for 10 days: Here's how
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The rarely displayed Bohemian Crown Jewels return to Prague Castle for 10 days, offering a free look at Czechia's most treasured royal artifacts.
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Inside the blockbuster-style attraction bringing Prague’s past to life
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Experience 1,200 years the city's history in 50 minutes through enhanced audiovisuals, 5D sensory technology, and a ride in a time machine.
Think you know Prague? These English-friendly tours reveal its hidden scientific past
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Two new walking tours swap tourist facts for remarkable stories about astronomers, alchemists, and scientific discoveries hidden along the city's streets.
As Prague Baseball Week begins, here's why Czechs love a very American game
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Most people don't know Czechia has one of Europe's strongest baseball traditions. Here's how it happened and how to experience it this week.
How a forbidden American drink became an everyday staple in Czechia
Communists tried to keep Coca-Cola out of Czechoslovakia. 55 years later, the soft drink has carved out its own place in Czechia’s cultural identity.
Monument to Czech resistance figure unveiled in Spain: Who was František Suchý?
A new monument to František Suchý, who hid the ashes of thousands of Nazi victims, has been unveiled in Madrid. Here’s why his story matters in today.
Prague's historic Rothmayer villa garden opens free to public
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The garden of Prague's Rothmayer villa, built in 1928 by Otto Rothmayer, is now open to the public for free on select days.
A year-round guide to medieval festivals in Prague and Czechia
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From Hradčany to Český Krumlov: Your guide to the best medieval festivals, jousting tournaments, and castle events across the Czech lands this year.
Tower of light: Prague landmark beams into night sky to mark end of WWII
The Žižkov Television Tower is projecting a blue laser into Prague skies this weekend to commemorate Victory Day, the end of WWII in Europe.
Majáles, then and now: Prague's greatest student festival marks its 20th year of revival
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This Friday, Prague's biggest student festival turns 20 – but its roots stretch back centuries, and its most bizarre chapter happened in 1965.
