Czechia's new pre-parental allowance: Who qualifies and how it differs from leave
On Monday the Czech government approved a monthly payment of up to CZK 15,000 for expectant parents. Here's how it works and what it means for you.
I've spent 20 years thrifting in Prague. Here's how to donate, shop, swap, and sell
The complete Prague secondhand guide to decluttering, spring cleaning and how to buy (or borrow!) what you need for less.
EVENT: Join Expats.cz for a guided tour of a brutalist Prague landmark
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Sign up for a walking tour of Prager's Cubes at CAMP on April 22 and learn what's next for this Prague landmark.
Oil wars vs. your daily commute: Why public transport is already feeling the pressure
As lawmakers debate 'outrageous' fuel prices on Monday, more Czechs are turning to public transport; rail officials warn networks are stretched thin.
This week's guide to English-friendly Czech cinema and streaming
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Ungrateful Beings, a new Czech co-production that follows a bilingual family on vacation in Croatia, is now playing in local cinemas.
Czechia’s largest shark aquarium is being built at Olomouc Zoo
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A new shark aquarium and education center is under construction in Olomouc Zoo, set to become the largest of its kind in Czechia.
Czech news in brief for March 29: Sunday's top morning headlines
Fourth suspect held in Pardubice arson case, Zdeněk Svěrák celebrates 90th birthday in Prague, and more weekend headlines.
Prague’s historic trams and buses launch 2026 sightseeing season
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Historic trams 41 and 42, along with bus K, are running again in Prague as of this weekend, offering vintage rides across key city routes through 2026
Guláš to-go and smažák on pizza? Czech frankenfoods take on the classics
From guláš-filled rolls at OMV stations to smažák pizza in Seč, in some corners of Czechia, comfort food is getting a twist.
How I blend Czech and American Easter traditions in Prague
Hosting Easter brunch means mixing customs. Here’s how I combine Czech and American dishes and decor for a multicultural feast with friends.
Dog poop, noise, and rent: Local elections can help your 'hood – but who can vote?
Municipal elections in Czechia matter for everything from parks to permits; here’s how the city government works and who can vote this autumn.
Nick Cave, jazz in the squares, and island festivals: Prague's open-air calendar for 2026
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Prague's open-air season kicks off in late April and doesn't stop until June. Sting, free buskers, fringe theater, and a lot in between.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 27–29
The National Gallery season opening, knedlíky in a quiet garden, boat rides to the zoo, and theater across the city.
Prague launches new off-the-beaten-path Dan Brown-inspired tours
Starting from April, new guided tours inspired by Brown’s latest novel will take visitors to places outside of the city center.
Peek inside these family-friendly, design-focused apartments in Prague’s Modřany district
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Shared rooftop views, a children’s playground, and thoughtful layouts shape daily life in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
100 days of Czechia’s government: What’s changed, what’s next, and how it affects you
This week marks 100 days since the new Czech government took office, and it’s been a bumpy ride. Here’s our recap’.
Time to pay taxes in Czechia: Common mistakes to avoid and deadlines to know
Each year, tax offices report the same recurring mistakes, many of which can lead to delays, missed refunds, or even penalties.
