
Vintage Czech Poster Art Gets a New Museum In Prague
The first of its kind in the Czech Republic, Prague’s newest gallery pays homage to the colorful legacy of vintage Czechoslovak poster art
Apple’s New Thanksgiving Ad Was Filmed On the Streets of Prague
Look closely: Can you spot the historic Prague locations used in filming Apple’s annual Thanksgiving ad?
Czech Women Still Doing All the Cleaning In EU’s Most Sexist Nation
The 2017 Eurobarometer Gender Equality Index survey reflects the persistence of traditional gender roles in the Czech Republic
Now On Sale In Prague, Eco-Friendly Christmas Trees with an Afterlife
An eco-friendly potted fir that can be planted later in your garden or a forest later next year is the gift that keeps on giving
A Chronology of Protest: The People, Places, and Dates of the Velvet Revolution
From Vyšehard to Letná, Wenceslas Square to Národní Třída, the key Prague landmarks of the Velvet Revolution
10 Films to See Before You Visit Prague
These films feature Prague as a leading character; watch them before you visit for a look at the city’s lesser-known landmarks, complicated history, and fascinating culture
Lego Build the Change Project to Debut In Prague
For the first time ever the iconic maker of blocks and bricks for small hands will bring its urban-building initiative to the Czech Republic
Great Ways to Give During the Czech Holiday Season
National Food Collection Day in the Czech Republic is this weekend; read about this and other opportunities for holiday giving
Prague’s Secret All Souls Day Tradition
Exploring a lesser-known Prague cemetery and an All Souls Day Tradition that dates back to the 19th century
Municipal House Open Day Marks 99 Years of Czechoslovak Statehood
The Czechoslovak Declaration of Independence was signed here in 1918; tomorrow’s festivities include concerts and a virtual reality documentary
Museum of Senses Opens In Prague
Prague’s newest attraction for thrillseekers promises visitors an exploration of the “untapped abilities of the human brain”
50,000 Concrete Books to Honor Czech Victims of Holocaust
The city has approved plans and selected a winning design for the building of the Bubny railway Memorial of Silence
10 Autumn Exhibits for Art Lovers In Prague
From a large exhibit of Czech impressionism to the reopening of the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Czech capital is the place to be for art enthusiasts this fall
Interview: British DJ James Zabiela
The performer kicks off a series of events between October 20-29, celebrating 25 years of Prague’s Roxy Club
Unique Holiday Ice Ballet Comes to Prague
The first figure skating ballet in the world, St. Petersburg State Ballet on Ice, which celebrates its 50th anniversary since its foundation, is coming to the Czech capital
Prague’s Empty Town Hall Houses Transformed into Co-Working Space
The new Prague Creative Center has given once derelict historic buildings fresh life as a hub of education, culture, and creativity
Prague’s Signal Festival Named One of World’s Most Exciting
In its fifth year, organizers have announced several changes to ease the big crowds attracted to this citywide light spectacular