Culture this week: Colorful concepts on canvas and King Lear on stage
Plus: UK indie-rockers play, extreme cinema comes to Kino Aero, women in science share spotlight for International Women's Day, and much more.
Heaven sent! Dog stolen in Balkans found on the streets of Prague
A dog found roaming the streets of Prague two weeks ago has been reunited with its owners, who traveled hundreds of kilometers to find their pet.
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A cozy new brunch spot puts down roots in Vinohrady
The Oak bistro’s stylish space and all day breakfast – including a gourmet Full English – invite lingering.
This weekend in Prague: Award-winning short films and soup in the park
Plus: Kulaťák farmer market opens for the season and Vietnamese orchids herald spring.
PHOTO GALLERY: See colorized lithographs of Prague in the 1900s
A series of colorized lithographs in the Library of Congress shows what Prague looked like more than a century ago.
New riverfront park opens in Prague’s Malá Strana district
The run-down area next to Mánes Bridge now has new trees, benches, paths, and a stairway where people can sit and watch the river.
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Explore a new Karlín apartment complex that's a work of art inside and out
One of Prague’s most vibrant districts has a new premium rental project that incorporates giant sculptures by famous artist David Černý.
'We feel the devastation from miles away' – Prague's Turkish community speaks out
We spoke to the Turkish community in Prague in the aftermath of the deadly earthquake that happened on Feb. 6.
First hydrogen-powered bus to hit Prague streets this spring
This comes after a series of attempts in recent years to make the capital's public-transport options more environmentally friendly.
Culture this week: Boundary-pushing theater and Central European film
Plus: A new exhibit of an important Czech illustrator, and a concert from the Piano for Schools project.
Thousands march through Prague on anniversary of war in Ukraine
Several thousand people marched to the Ukrainian Embassy in Prague yesterday, where speeches were given by President-elect Petr Pavel and others.
Rare footage of Prague Zoo in the 1930s discovered in Austria
Thirteen film reels showing Prague Zoo in the 1930s were donated to the Austrian Film Museum, and curators are trying to identify their creator.
The Daily Dozen: 12 things to know about Czechia today
Controversial zigzags appear on Prague street, take part in public transit study, and more buzzworthy headlines for Feb. 24, 2023.
Prague’s Smíchov district was once its own city
The up-and-coming neighborhood used to be known as the "Manchester of Bohemia" due to its factories.
7 Prague airport secrets that save you time, money, and stress
Václav Havel Airport will be familiar to many expats, but here are some airport hacks you might not know.






