Prague avant-garde theatre pioneer breaks language barrier with bold performances
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Alfred ve dvoře is for "people who prefer art galleries," says artistic director Tomáš Procházka of the theatre's visual, non-verbal shows.
Prague villa walk reveals the fascinating history of a First Republic dynasty
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The palatial villas of Bubeneč, built by a Czechoslovak banking dynasty, are the subject of a new English-friendly tour.
PHOTO GALLERY: Thousands mark Velvet Revolution anniversary in Prague
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Former president Václav Havel appeared on Wenceslas Square as a deep-fake hologram, while Prague, Dubai, and NYC lit up in the tricolor for the occasion.
Stores remain open November 17, but many Czechs say they shouldn't be
The 2016 law regulating holiday shopping has left store operators, workers, and shoppers calling for a full ban or none at all.
Watch large drone shows over Prague and Brno on the November 17 holiday
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In recent years, drone shows becoming a safer and more environmentally alternative in the firework-loving Czech Republic.
Czech morning news roundup: Feel-good Friday edition for November 12
Airport honey takes a gold medal, Czech officials address period poverty, and extraordinary gifts from Czech hands presented to the Vatican.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, November 11, 2021
War dead commemorated throughout the Czech Republic, interrogations of Castle officials begin, Czech billionaire buys stake in English football club.
Czech mountain chalet with a presidential past open to visitors
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The chata in the Jizera Mountains once served as a lodge for the Czech president; this week it celebrates 30 years of being open to the public.
Is the Czech Republic the most atheistic country? A new survey casts doubts
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An extensive survey looked at belief in alien civilizations, miracles, life after death, creationism, and astrology.
Make way for the Czech Beaujolais: St. Martin's wine explained
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A record number of Czech and Moravian wines qualify for the St. Martin’s wine this year, arriving in Czech restaurants and shops from Nov. 11.
Czech national ice hockey team drops ‘Czech Republic’ from uniforms
The change is in line with current international trends, according to the national team’s spokesman.
Czech morning news roundup: Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Napoleonic-era mass grave uncovered in Brno cellars, fatal hit-and-run incident in Prague, new Charles University head to focus on gender equality.
Glen Hansard to headline Wenceslas Square concert honoring Havel's legacy
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Remembrances of the Velvet Revolution, 1939 student protests, and Havel’s legacy will take place again in the center of Prague on Nov. 17.
On the anniversary of the Czech nation, PM calls for political unity and increased vaccination
In its darkest hours, the nation always held together, said Babiš, adding that he hoped the new government will fight for Czech interests.
Czech morning news roundup: Thursday, October 28, 2021
Police look into Zeman's circle, Prague airport launches winter season, Czech Republic commemorates 103 years since the founding of its First Republic
Prague Fringe brings back live acts for a special autumn edition
The festival will mark its 20th anniversary with a selection of international acts performing live in Malá Strana.
Czechoslovak State Day: Prague landmarks open free on Oct. 28
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Catch up on culture or see inside some normally hard-to-access public buildings -- but beware of long lines.
