Prague's Letná Museum District will create a link between Letná and Stromovka parks
The area around the National Technical Museum will be made more user-friendly for pedestrians and cyclists.
Trailblazing American charter school network is set to make its Prague debut
After two decades of success in the U.S., Czech native Olga Block is bringing her BASIS education concept back home.
Barbora Krejčíková first woman since 2000 to win French Open singles & doubles
The unseeded star topped Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova on Saturday, and won the doubles title with teammate Kateřina Siniaková this afternoon
Prague Zoo's historic children's tram is back in operation
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After two years of repairs, Prague Zoo has resumed service on its legendary children's tram, first launched in 1976.
From ruins to shipping containers Prague's newest pop-up venues invite fun in the sun
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Containall has moved to Riegrovy sady, while Meetfactory has opened a venue in the ruins of Lihovar, plus more.
Poké in Prague: Treat yourself to good health in a beautiful bowl
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This Hawaiian-Japanese hybrid has become a big hit in Prague: if you haven't already tried 'the Chuck Norris of food' get your chopsticks ready.
Rudolfinum terrace with stunning views of Prague to open to the public
The terrace of the Prague landmark, operated by the Czech Philharmonic, has previously been closed due to insufficient safety features and narrow access.
Number of long-term rental flats in Prague highest in five years and rents are dropping
The lack of tourists has seen a lot of short-term rentals now on the market for stable tenants, and rents have dropped almost 10 percent year-on-year.
Prague's Petřín Tower to light up in blue and white in support of Israel
The Prague landmark will be lit up in the colors of the Israeli flag tonight as the city honors victims of recent violence in the region
Prague takes preventative flooding measures after heavy rainfall
With rain in the forecast through the next week in the Czech Republic, Prague has closed the popular Náplavka embankments.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 14, 2021
Planned flyover of Charles Bridge for Navalis canceled as "unsuitable," protesters punished for violence in Prague, Arenberger in the hot seat.
New exhibit explores mutual influence of a century of Czech-Japanese architecture
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The project was prepared as part of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of relations between Japan and the Czech Republic.
Prague's Russian community talks integration and Russophobia
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Russians make up 7 percent of foreigners with residence permits and are the fourth largest foreign community in the Czech Republic.
Prague Castle resumes blanket security checks of visitors
Security checks of visitors to Prague Castle have been reinstated today due to what police are calling the "international security situation."
How to switch to a cheaper utilities provider in the Czech Republic
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Many people don’t realize they have a choice when it comes to gas and electricity – or that changing providers can slash costs considerably.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 3, 2021
U.S. sides with Czech Republic in Russia rift, more anti-govt. art appears in Czech capital over the weekend, and Prague Castle reopens today.
Meet the Czech company that's mainstreaming cryptocurrency around the world
Why the Czech Republic has become a world cryptocurrency capital and what you need to know about investing now.
