What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for July 17–19
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A French market, some hard techno and Colombian vibes head to Prague this weekend.
Beyond Halloween: Where to watch horror films in Prague year round
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Edison Filmhub launches Heatwave Horror, a new festival joining Prague’s growing calendar of year-round horror screenings and genre events.
Prague Castle welcomes record nine million visitors as access expands
Prague Castle saw record attendance in 2025 following renovations, the creation of new public spaces, and the removal of entrance security checks.
Buying an apartment in Czechia? Hidden rules foreign buyers need to know
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From cooperative ownership to hidden restrictions, understand exactly what rights come with a Czech apartment before signing a purchase agreement.
A cup of cà phê: Prague's Vietnamese cafés are having a moment
Vietnamese-Czech entrepreneurs are creating a new café culture, expanding Prague's Vietnamese food scene beyond pho and bánh mì into coffee and brunch.
How expats in Czechia can use insurance helplines to navigate healthcare faster
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For those with commercial health insurance, a quick call can help clarify where to go, what’s covered, and how payment works for non-urgent cases.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Birth rate continues to drop in 2026, Colors of Ostrava prepares for launch, and Turek accident in the news.
Leaving Czechia? How to erase your legal footprint before you go
The administrative checklist: make sure Czechia no longer considers you active, registered, or financially liable.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Bomb threat shuts Prague's main train station, Czechia backs Chat Control extension in EU vote, and Colours of Ostrava prep is underway.
Bomb threat forces evacuation and halts traffic at Prague’s main train station
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The emergency operation began shortly before 8 a.m. when police announced they were clearing the country's busiest transit hub.
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.
Czech news in brief for July 13: Monday's top afternoon headlines
A Motorist accident in I.P. Pavlova, the end of fuel price caps, and Karlovy Vary Festival movies arrive in Prague cinemas.
How to win a rental in Prague: The documents and profile landlords now expect
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Renting in Prague is increasingly competitive. These are the documents, references, and details landlords now expect from successful applicants.
Czech news in brief for July 13: Monday's top morning headlines
Babiš rejects Pavel's push for foreign policy talks, e-scooter warehouse fire shuts down Čelákovice, and 'Czech Pompeii' opens its gates.
30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia
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This week’s calendar runs from July 13-19, with tips for wine festivals, language exchange meetups, and the Prague echoes of Czechia's biggest film fest.
Prague welcomes a new international high school with a global vision
Admissions are now open for Grades 10-12 at Canadian International High School in Prague, offering students more options for globally recognized education.
What to watch in Prague: This week’s English-friendly cinema and streaming picks
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The Myanmar-Czech co-production Fruit Gathering won the top prize at the Karlovy Vary film fest, and screens this week with English subtitles in Prague.
