Thousands of tropical butterflies take flight in Prague’s Fata Morgana
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The event has become a familiar spring rite for visitors to the city's Botanical Garden. The garden will remain open for the Easter holiday on Monday.
Czech news in brief for April 3: Friday's top morning headlines
Most shops to remain open through Easter, US woman arrested in Slovakia over Czech arson, and Primark opening more stores in Czechia.
EVENT: Kunsthalle x Expats.cz invite families for a free art workshop
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Families in Prague can join a day of creative, English-friendly workshops at Kunsthalle Praha, hosted in collaboration with Expats.cz this April.
Czech news in brief for April 2: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Czech government takes measures against high fuel prices, temperatures to rise, and more: here's your Thursday afternoon wrap-up.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for April 3–6 (Easter Edition)
Savor the final days of the Easter markets, attend a scrumptious brunch, enjoy some Monty Python blasphemy, and more this long weekend.
Three Czech museums to offer free Sunday admission once a month
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The new rule, which will also apply to Prague's National Gallery, becomes effective from this Sunday, April 5 and applies to museums in Prague and beyond.
Czech news in brief for April 2: Thursday's top morning headlines
Pavel: Trump call for NATO in Iran makes no sense, interest in World Cup destinations surge in Czechia, and new exhibit marks Baťa's 150th birthday.
Czech news in brief for April 1: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
Free admission to museums, Timothy Snyder heads to Prague, and more arrests over Pardubice fire: here's your afternoon latest.
New rules will make modern medications easier to access in Czechia
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The change, which lifts restrictions on GPs prescribing drugs, targets medicines only covered by public health insurance if prescribed by a specialist.
Czech news in brief for April 1: Wednesday's top morning headlines
Ministry of Environment cuts staff positions, Czech team qualifies for 2026 World Cup, and National Museum honors František Palacký.
Everything changing in Czechia in April 2026 – and what else is new this month
New mortgage rules, travel alerts, and driver changes; these are just some of the more critical changes and updates to be aware of this month.
One in ten babies in Czechia now born to foreign parents
Last year approximately 13,100 newborns, or 17 percent of all births, had at least one foreign parent according to new population data.
Czech news in brief for March 31: Tuesday's top afternoon headlines
Czech and Slovak leaders meet, birth rate plummets to historic low, and changing sexual habits: here's your afternoon wrap-up.
Czech news in brief for March 31: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Foreign Ministry to cut Radio Prague funding, Czechia to calculate average wage differently, government building lights up for flag day.
Czech news in brief for March 30: Monday's top afternoon headlines
Czech tennis shines bright, hundreds of thousands of tourists expected for Easter, and tackling drink spiking: your Monday afternoon latest.
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.
Easter week 2026 in Czechia: Store closures, security measures, and culture tips
Here's what to know about Easter week in Czechia, from school closures, holiday shopping hours and increased safety measures.
