Czech news in brief for July 20: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government backs mobile phone ban in schools, a little mishap on metro line C, and a more expensive fare for Petřín.
Can you work while receiving unemployment benefits in Czechia?
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Czech job seekers can earn limited extra income while registered with the Labor Office, but there are important restrictions.
30+ English-friendly events worth your time this week in Czechia
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This week’s calendar runs from July 20-26, with tips for outdoor picnics and grill meetups, open-air concerts, a summer horror movie festival, and more.
Inside the blockbuster-style attraction bringing Prague’s past to life
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Experience 1,200 years the city's history in 50 minutes through enhanced audiovisuals, 5D sensory technology, and a ride in a time machine.
What to watch in Prague: This week’s English-friendly cinema and streaming picks
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Don't miss the rare chance to see The Odyssey on IMAX 70mm film in Prague, one of just three EU cities screening the movie in its intended format.
She found her voice in Prague. Now thousands rely on her for news about life in Czechia
After coming to Czechia for two years, Narmandakh Boldbaatar turned loneliness into Soninoos, a news source for the country’s Mongolian community.
Prague 1 pushes for new Airbnb rules as residents demand more control
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Prague’s central district wants new powers to regulate short-term rentals, including tracking hosts, checking permits, and enforcing fees.
Prague’s 'mobile saunas' to cool down as 100+ more trams get air conditioning
A total of 123 additional Prague trams will receive air conditioning upgrades, making summer journeys more comfortable as temperatures rise.
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European court rules Czechia violated rights in Roma man's death
The European Court of Human Rights found Czechia violated the rights of Roma man Stanislav Tomáš, ordering compensation for his family.
Czech news in brief for July 18: Saturday's top morning headlines
Strong storms rip through Czechia and disrupt events, multi-vehicle crash closes the D1 highway near Prague, and more weekend headlines.
A new summer menu lands in one of Prague’s most atmospheric dining rooms
A revamped à la carte offer, a reimagined bar concept, and honey from its own rooftop are all part of NH Collection Prague Carlo IV’s seasonal plans.
Czech news in brief for July 17: Friday's top afternoon headlines
A swimming ban at Džbán, Moravian winemakers face acute water shortages, and more air-conditioned trams in Prague.
Meet the sadist challenging Czechia's baby ear-piercing tradition
Míla Bugtcher has performed thousands of infant ear piercings. Now the Czech body modification expert wants parents to rethink a generations-old custom.
Prague’s busiest tram corridor shuts down for 24 days as repairs begin
Twelve tram lines will be diverted as Prague repairs one of the city’s busiest tram sections between Národní and Spálená streets.
Still renting in Prague? These two new builds make buying look tempting
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If you’re tired of renewing your lease, two city projects offer different takes on urban homeownership, from riverside Smíchov to greener Kamýk.
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.
