Czechia’s latest news
- Greenpeace trolls Czech government with campaign billboard cover-up
- Czech police join raids over alleged extremist music network
- Czech police brace for thousands of cars at illegal tuning meets
- Free Prague exhibition explores how Vienna builds a livable city
- Czech Pirate Party targets Airbnb rentals in surreal Prague election video
When Prague feels too loud, this lesser-known spa town deserves a closer look
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Pack your swimsuit, hiking boots and workcation gear. This Czech spa escape is hiding in plain sight near the Polish border.
The bars to lose track of time: The institution of Prague train station pubs
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Institutions in their own right in beer-loving, train-dense Czechia, railway station pubs provide a window into Czech culture and customs.
Residency derived from relationships: What happens when a marriage ends
Divorce does not automatically end your Czech residency. Learn how your permit, spouse’s status and time in Czechia affect your options.
Can VR help save lives? Czech project aims to train 1 million in first aid
A Czech project is using VR and AI to teach lifesaving skills in just 15 minutes, with training now expanding to schools and public spaces.
Prague apartment prices keep climbing: What a 60-square-meter home now costs
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Completed sales averaged CZK 153,100 per square meter in the first half of 2026, up 2.4 percent from the previous six months.
Czech legal proceedings can be an expat nightmare. Here’s how to survive
If you become involved in Czech legal proceedings, understanding your rights, responsibilities and options for assistance is essential.
Prague's build-to-rent boom: Thousands of new apartments could be coming
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Thousands of apartments built specifically for renters are planned across Prague as developers respond to strong demand for professionally managed housing.
18 things to do in Prague this week – from sci-fi films to St. Wenceslas wine
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A sci-fi takeover, St. Wenceslas celebrations, architecture walks and international music usher Prague into October.
Petr Pavel gets his own day in America’s ‘Czech capital’: Wilber, Nebraska
The Czech president received a hero’s welcome in Nebraska, where local descendants preserve Czech folk costumes, food, music and language.
Czech cinema spotlight: Oscar-submitted documentary debuts in Prague
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Pepa Lubojacki's intensely personal documentary If Pigeons Turned to Gold is now screening with English subtitles across Prague cinemas.
Prague’s hottest neighborhoods can stay 7 degrees warmer after sunset
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A new interactive map reveals how dramatically temperatures vary across Prague—and how the city hopes to prevent new heat islands.
Self-driving Teslas get green light in Czechia, but drivers warned to stay alert
Tesla owners can now use FSD Supervised on Czech roads, but drivers remain responsible and must be ready to take control immediately.
Coal comfort: Viral black fried cheese honors Czech mining history
A jet-black take on Czech fried cheese has drawn diners from across the country while paying tribute to Stonava’s recently closed coal mines.
Positive outlook: Czechia closes in on first S&P rating upgrade in 15 years
S&P raised Czechia’s outlook to positive, citing its resilient economy, strong financial buffers and continued convergence with wealthier countries.
This week's news: Here's what you had to say
Every weekday we ask our readers about Czechia's hottest topics. Here's what this week's polls revealed.
Prague Zoo turns 95: Step into the 1930s for its anniversary on Sept. 28
Swing music, vintage fashion and wild horses headline Prague Zoo’s Sept. 28 celebration, marking 95 years since its gates first opened.
‘Lies! Subterfuge!’: Irish comedian Dylan Moran brings new standup show to Prague
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Black Books creator Dylan Moran is coming back to Prague in October, three years after his last sold-out show in the Czech capital.
See the Prague that vanished: Langweil’s 19th century model goes online
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An interactive version of the 19th-century paper model lets visitors explore historic Prague and compare its streets with the city today.
Czech Statehood Day 2026: What’s closed and what to do on Sept. 28
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Czechia’s Sept. 28 holiday creates a three-day weekend with major shop closures, historic celebrations and special events nationwide.
Where to eat and drink in Prague now: October's tastiest openings
From a bigger Pult in Holešovice to a new La Forme in the centre, autumn is off to a solid start.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for September 25–28
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From electronic music to ecology and graphic design, Prague festivals cater to all tastes and interests over this four-day weekend.
