From chateaus to city hotels: 17 destination venues for your next big event in Czechia
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Here's where to book a birthday bash in a castle, a wedding with Prague Castle views, or a company offsite that turns into a mini vacation.
Number of Ukrainians seeking protection in Czechia surges in recent months
New government rules allowing young Ukrainian men to leave the country have led to a doubling of temporary protection applications in Czechia this fall.
Long-lost Prague railway station steams back to life in immersive installation
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Artists Daniel Pošta and Pavla Zábranská bring Prague’s lost Těšnov station to life in a light, sound, and movement installation.
Czech news in brief for October 24: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czechia prepares for clock change, coalition deal gets closer and closer, PM continues backing of Ukraine, and more top headlines.
PODCAST: Free speech in Czechia – can foreigners be deported for speaking out?
A small Prague protest raises big questions: Can foreigners be deported for speaking out? Expats weigh in on free speech and democracy in Czechia.
New expat in town: A school leader finds strength in being the ‘new kid’
At PBIS, a principal with global experience proves new-kid nerves and endless curiosity can shape better leaders.
EXPLAINED: What's driving Czechia's growing environmental storm?
Clashes over EU climate goals and political differences on policy have led to brewing tension in society, heightened by the upcoming new government.
Haunting the monastery: Halloween techno takeover heads to Prague
On Oct. 31, Gabriel Loci monastery transforms into a techno playground with immersive beats, visuals, and community in Prague.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for Oct. 24–26
Czech film posters, a pastry shop pop-up, and lots of spooky fun is in store for everyone this weekend in Prague.
Prague braces for gunfire, horror, snow as filming for Resident Evil starts
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Parts of Karlín, in Prague 8, will be closed off as international stars film in the area over a period of three months.
Redefining residential life in Vršovice: blending modern comfort with neighborhood charm
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Set in the heart of Vršovice, JITRO brings a fresh perspective to modern Prague living, offering generous space, comfort, and a true sense of connection.
Czechia's hepatitis A crisis: Shortages, skepticism, and where to find your shot
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The current epidemic collides with deep vaccine distrust and critical shortages as that nation faces a triple threat to stopping a surging health.
From croissants to koláče: Czechs outspend the French on pastries (but waste a lot, too)
Czechs love their pastries, but spend big and waste plenty. Here’s how to store bread better and save money on your daily rohlík fix.
Czechia’s EET comeback: What it means for shoppers and small businesses
A new system of recording payments should see more transparent pricing and easier proofs of purchase, though businesses may be hit.
6 projects shaping the future of housing and neighborhoods in Prague
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Six major “mini city” projects could reshape Prague’s housing, adding 350,000 apartments and modernizing districts over decades.
Czech news in brief for October 21: Tuesday's top morning headlines
ANO–SPD–Motorists report smooth coalition talks, Hepatitis A vaccines in short supply in Prague, and Prague ends horse-drawn carriages on Old Town Square.
Where to eat in Prague this month: October's tastiest openings
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As the weather turns decidedly nippy, Prague's culinary scene is heating up with hearty schnitzels and warm brews.
