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.
Here's what new drivers need to know about Czechia's strict two-year probation law
Under Czech law, new drivers enter a two-year probation period immediately after passing their driving test.
Tram traffic suspended along popular Prague Castle lines until summer
The transport company confirmed that the closure, planned through mid July, is necessary for a complete reconstruction of the aging tracks.
Prague's iconic red tram and bus signs set to disappear, starting this spring
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The city will gradually replace its 1980s-designed tram and bus stop signs with new dark graphite designs, starting at Dvorecký Bridge this spring.
Prague welcomes spring 2026 with river ferries and historic trains
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Seasonal ferries and tourist trains resume in Prague, along with a new RegioFox service, offering faster river crossings and scenic weekend trips.
Prague named second most romantic city in Europe, beating Paris and Venice
A new city ranking by Icelandair put Prague near the top of the list as one of the most romantic cities on the Continent.
Middle East flight disruptions continue to hit Prague airport as cancellations mount
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Airport officials say 300 flights have been cancelled since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East began, and the situation is still unstable.
Half of Prague residents want late-night metro service. Why doesn't it exist?
Research has revealed that 57 percent of residents polled would welcome an extension of metro hours; here's why transport officials warn against it.
Chronic back pain? A medical spa stay could be the reset you need
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Forget cucumber slices. In Central Europe, spa stays can include doctor-led treatments designed to reduce musculoskeletal discomfort.
Polish Pendolino debuts on Czech rails with near-capacity morning run to Prague
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The inaugural journey of the affectionately named 'Platypus' was met with high demand; the pilot period runs through mid June.
Czech news in brief for March 7: Saturday's top afternoon headlines
Senate marks Masaryk’s 176th birth anniversary, hundreds of Czechs returning from Middle East, and U.S. Ambassador presses Czechia on defense.
High-speed rail link between Prague and Dresden moves closer to reality
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Czech and German ministers say progress depends on EU financing as plans advance for a 30-km tunnel through the Ore Mountains.
Hradčanská metro closure delayed as Prague plans to reopen Českomoravská
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The city says it will delay the closure to prevent multiple shutdowns on the line; meanwhile Českomoravská is set to open on March 20.
How do Europeans feel about American visitors? Tour guides (including a Czech one) speak out
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A new video from travel guru Rick Steves reveals the most frequent question he hears from American travelers these days.
Czech news in brief for March 2: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Impact of Iran war in the Czech Republic, apparent metro suicide on line C, Prague's tourism strategy: here's what you missed this afternoon.
No check-in required: How to enjoy hotel experiences in Prague without being a guest
Locals are taking the idea of staycations to a new level, and one hotel is proving its upscale services like spas and dining can meet everyday experiences.
Flight disruptions to Middle East continue as Czech officials plan security measures
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Airspace closures after US and Israeli strikes on Iran cancel dozens of flights from Prague. The security council will convene this morning.
