New sculpture 'Flame' dedicated to Czech national hero Jan Palach
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The pylon in front of the New Building of the National Museum has long been intended to be a memorial to the student protester.
Poll: Most Czechs consider Havel the best post-1989 president
On the eve of the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, a new poll ranks Czech presidents past and present
Fun things to do in Prague, Nov. 13-17: Special Velvet Revolution edition
From virtual candles and online concerts to a special "Velvet brunch" here's how to commemorate democracy and freedom at distance
Virtual exhibit of 1939 and ’89 Czech student uprisings to launch on Google Arts & Culture
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The exhibit will include images of posters and other documents, as well as filmed testimony from participants and witnesses.
Putin aide: Prague’s Konev statue should be returned to original location, not Russia
The fate of the bronze statue has been at the center of diplomatic row since it was removed in April.
November 17 will be celebrated online this year, but its meaning is more important than ever
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Organizers of the traditional street parties have put together a safe program to be watched from home.
Underground 1989 Czech computer game Indiana Jones in Wenceslas Square now online in English
Fictional archaeologist Indian Jones was a staple of text-only games made by Czech teenagers in the 1980s
Prague’s wooden Church of St. Michael ‘virtually destroyed’ by fire, the cause is unknown
A collection will be started to fund the restoration of the 17th-century landmark structure
Czechoslovakia was born 102 years ago, but this year celebrations are limited
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Anti-COVID protests are planned for Czechoslovak Independence Day, a state holiday commemorated on October 28
Prague’s Bubny Memorial of Silence unveils newly discovered photos of Jewish transports in Prague
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Exhibitions of photos related to the Holocaust and the transience of art will soon be made available online
On Czech Statehood Day, exploring the history behind Prague's most famous statue – and square
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10th-century ruler St. Wenceslas, the spiritual protector of the Czech lands, is honored on September 28.
Reenactment of Prague's Battle of White Mountain to mark 400th anniversary
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A new parade this year will come ahead of two days of re-enacting the crucial Bohemian battle
Prague Market celebrates 125 years with an all-day festival on September 12
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Anniversary celebrations for the market space in Prague 7 have been delayed since March
Prague gets 24 new memorial cobblestones to remember Holocaust victims
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The city now has almost 400 brass markers showing where Holocaust victims lived
10 reasons locals should revisit Prague's Old Town
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Take a self-guided tour of some the Old Town's lesser-known landmarks via Prague Times podcast host Derek DeWitt
Prague uncovered: a secret trove of art hides inside the Prague Congress Centre
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The spirit of the 1980s lives on in the décor of the former Palace of Culture
Flood of 1890: Prague’s Charles Bridge partly collapsed 130 years ago
The last major damage to Prague's iconic landmark was 130 years ago when logs and debris toppled three arches
