Czech Republic Falls In World Press Freedom Index
How did the Czech Republic fare in a recent analysis of freedom of press throughout the world?
Discover the Czech Parents’ Secret to a Stress-Free Summer
What to do with your children over the summer holiday? Do like Czechs families do and send them to camp, of course!
Rubber Gloves Plus Real Nudes Equal Prague’s Steamiest Summer Exhibit
Walking the line between performance art and porn, a Slovak-born exhibition gets a showing in the Czech capital this August
Stormy Weather in Store for the Czech Republic this Summer
Meteorologists predict that a series of extreme thunderstorms will rattle regions throughout Central Europe
The Czech Republic Is the Most Liberal Country In the European Union
The 2017 Nanny State Index says a lack of sin taxes and excessive regulation make Czechia a haven for vice—but for how long?
New App Tracks the Best Public Toilets in Prague
For anyone who has ever needed to track down a WC faster than you can say “sightseeing in Prague”
Petřín Walkway Renamed to Commemorate Victims of Communism
The pedestrian walking path that runs parallel to Újezd street along the tram tracks should soon be given an official name
VIDEO: Prague Man Heads to Supermarket Wearing Only His Shoes
In typical Czech fashion, passerby seem completely unfazed by the determined nudist in their midst
Meet Fringeon: 2017 Fringe Festival Shows Announced
The sixteenth annual outing of the Prague Fringe Festival promises passion, politics, punchlines...and a pigeon!
The Czech Republic’s First Library of Stuff Opens in Prague
Why buy a disco ball, ice cream maker, or tent, when you can borrow it from the library instead?
City Bans Bicycles in Pedestrian Areas of Historic Central Prague
The measure, which was approved Tuesday, is an effort to rid the center of the electric scooters which are replacing Segways in Prague 1
Rare English-Subtitled Screening of Hit Polish Film Comes to Prague Cinema
A screening of Jan P. Matuszynski’s acclaimed “The Last Family” will be accompanied by an evening of Polish food and festive music
Witch-Burning Bonfires in the Czech Republic Visible from Space this Year
The fires were more prominent in Czechia than in Germany, Poland, Austria, and Slovakia
World’s First Footballpool League Kicks Off in Prague
In Czech, “fotbalpool,” the hybrid sport sees players standing on a giant billiards table using their legs in lieu of a cue stick
Prague Malostranská Metro Station Is Temporarily Out of Service
The tourist hub on the A line metro is currently closed to the public with trains passing through the station
Roaming Fees between EU Countries to End in June
Just in time for summer travel season, the EU Council announced that it will abolish roaming fees as of June 15
Kaufland Supermarket Sacks Swastika-Inked Cashier
An angry customer at a Prague 4 branch of the German-owned chain spotted the tattoo and posted photos of the employee on social media