Prague's Florenc area set for major transformation with new competition
International teams will vie for architectural design of four city blocks as the area around Prague's Florenc bus station nears a major redevelopment.
Pro-Palestinian protesters force Czech Foreign Minister to halt London talk
Jan Lipavský exited a lecture at University College London as chants of “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” disrupted the event.
Czech news in brief for November 16: Saturday's top headlines
Czech tennis team to face Poland in Billie Jean King Cup, Czech minister awards medal to Ukrainian envoy, and more weekend headlines.
Celebrate the season: Top holiday party venues in Prague
Emblem Places offer convenience, elegance, and personalized service in stunning locations, creating the perfect backdrop for any holiday gathering.
Czech news in brief for November 15: Friday's top headlines
Rubio as Secretary of State would benefit Czechia, says Lipavský, Czechia faces EU action over energy and climate plan delay, and a warm weekend ahead.
Metal legends amp up for a thunderous lineup at Rock for People 2025
One of Czechia's best-known and most-popular festivals has announced a star-studded line-up for next summer, including multiple Grammy winners.
Tech life hacks for expats: The best tools for translating Czech language barriers
These game-changing tech tools can help easily translate between Czech and English, whether you’re making business deals or simply asking directions.
Coca-Cola announces when famed Christmas truck will pass through Prague
The massive American drinks producer will, with its iconic truck, aim to support community goodwill initiatives and support charities.
Czechia maintains strong English skills as proficiency declines across EU
The country improved by one place compared to last year's EF report, with comparable results to the Philippines, Lithuania, and Serbia.
Czech news in brief for November 14: Thursday's top headlines
Czech President not planning call with Trump, govt. approves harsher penalties for hate crimes, and university climate strikes begin in Czech cities.
Nov. 17 in Czechia: What's open and where can you enjoy free admission?
Czechia remembers the Velvet Revolution this Sunday, which will be a public holiday—we explain what's open, closed, and free.
7 Thanksgiving menus in Prague: From sit-down feasts to take-out turkey
Whether you crave a gourmet spread, down-home cooking, or flavors from home, you'll find them all in our guide to the best festive feasts on Nov. 28.
Czech purchasing power drops for the first time in four years
On average, Czechs can afford less than last year, their purchasing power falling mainly due to the weakening crown against the euro.
Czech news in brief for November 13: Wednesday's top headlines
Czech PM to speak at COP29 today, snowfall expected in Central Bohemia today, and Czech students excel in digital literacy.
From sweets to sofas: Trump’s tariff plan may hike prices on popular imports in Czechia
The next US president's promise of a slapping a universal tariff on all EU imports would, most likely, push up consumer prices in Czechia.
Creativity meets concrete in Czechia's communist-era housing revamps
Long criticized for their stark uniformity and utilitarian focus, these apartment complexes are now becoming canvases for creative transformation.
Prague piles up clothes outside shopping mall to highlight fast-fashion crisis
The eye-catching display served as a stark reminder of the challenges cities face in managing discarded clothing.