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Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Renovated Prague 3 square features budding new greenery and a public scale
The long-neglected Tachovské náměstí above the Žižkov Tunnel in Prague 3 has been fully renovated, with restored elements that recall its historic past.
Herds of cows, sheep, and goats return to graze Prague's nature reserves
The Czech capital's eco-friendly grazing efforts are back with renewed vigor this year as six herds of animals enjoy the city's protected reserves.
Interview: William E. Lobkowicz on the power of culture to unite a fractured world
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The head of the House of Lobkowicz discusses change at Prague Castle, the renovation of Dvořák’s Birth House, and Czechia’s rich cultural heritage.
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National Gallery Prague looks at beloved Czech sport through the lens of art
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Opening today, Get on the Ice! Hockey and Ice Skating in Art features nearly 100 hockey- and ice-skating themed works from Old Masters to contemporary art.
The best things to do in Prague this weekend: April 26–28
Mark 50 years of the Prague metro, tuck into American eats, spot Czech witches and one very famous Hollywood devil hero, and get on your bike and ride!
Leader Talks: Pure Storage on leading tech industry disruption from Prague
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The technological revolution requires ever more sophisticated data storage solutions, and Pure Storage is at the tip of the spear.
Find your tranquil home in a prime Prague location
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New living spaces being constructed in Prague’s Vysočany district are an unusual opportunity to experience a small community vibe with great connectivity.
Housing, work, and fun: Comparing life in Prague with 10 other European cities
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A wide-ranging study examines housing costs, salaries, job prospects, urban mobility, and free time to see where Prague stands in an EU context.
Twenty years ago, Hellboy spotlighted Prague's cinematic allure – Hollywood took notice
Edison FilmHub is marking the anniversary of Hellboy shooting in Prague with a weekend film fest, themed drinks, and the chance to create your own comic.
Croatia may soon lose crown as Czechia's most popular holiday destination
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Escalating prices in the coastal country have already tempted tourists to seek alternative destinations in 2024, such as Greece, Spain, Turkey, and Egypt.
Overtourism in Prague leads to hunger strike, proposed ban on stag-party costumes
A Prague councilor has proposed that ridiculous costumes must go; meanwhile a local has stopped eating in protest of noise on Dlouhá Street.
Czechia to remove need for work permit for citizens of seven non-EU countries
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From July, citizens of the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea, may no longer need a permit to work in the Czech Republic.
British-style nursery and preschool in Prague celebrates 10 years of tailor-made education
Florentinum British Nursery and Preschool has taken the specific needs of international children in Prague into account for a decade.
The 12 best things to do in Prague this weekend: April 18–21, 2024
Flex your green thumb at botanical events, head to the runway, and access a historical castle.
Czech Post ends Sunday and night services at Jindřišská Street branch
The state-owned postal carrier said that low customer interest was behind the decision to change the opening hours of its largest Prague branch.
