May 1 and 8 in Czechia: What's open and what activities can you look forward to?
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The international day to celebrate labor is also a holiday for love and politics in Czechia, with events planned across the city.
Prague to launch series of themed tram rides starting with Operation Anthropoid
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As part of its 65th anniversary, Prague City Tourism will stage tram rides with costumed guides to mark historical events.
Who are the Namibian Czechs? New doc explains lesser-known chapter of Czechoslovak history
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A group of 56 children came to Czechoslovakia in the 1980s but had to leave after six years; many would like to return.
This weekend in Prague: Party like a student for Majáles, check out English-language Shakespeare
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Plus: Get your body moving for International Dance Day, watch flamingoes at Prague Zoo, and much more.
Witches Night 2023: Best bonfires for banishing winter in Prague
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The annual event falls on a Sunday this year, making it ideal for spending the day by a fire.
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Prague's annual island fest brings good vibes and free sounds
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The 20th edition of the free music festival will bring around 70 Czech and international acts to the city center on May 5 and 6.
Three Prague metro stations will be filled with music all day
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Almost three dozen bands ranging from swing to progressive metal will help to make the daily commuter experience more pleasant.
International Jazz Day swings into Prague with a free open-air festival
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Mladí ladí jazz Open-Air brings a day of free jazz to the Czech capital with international and local stars of the genre.
Culture this week: Iconic female figures and original English comedy
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Plus: Listen to Yo La Tengo or King Dude, run for charity, watch a French film, and much more.
Concrete park above Prague metro station unveils its final exhibition
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The concrete park above the Vltavská metro station showcases itself through June 23 before it makes way for construction of a new concert hall.
Karlín Barracks looks forward to bright future under Prague ownership
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The city of Prague has officially acquired the former military barracks at Kasárna Karlín, and venue operators see a boost to the cultural oasis.
Journey through time: Prague launches new historical bus line
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The new bus line K takes passengers on journey that mimics that of the very first trolleybus line in the Czech capital, from Strahov Stadium to Dejvice.
Jan Kotěra: The visionary founder of modern Czech architecture died 100 years ago this week
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His buildings bridge the styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and he taught a generation of modern architects.
This weekend in Prague: Celebrate Ukraine Day or Japanese spring traditions
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Plus: (Re)watch Lord of the Rings, swap plants or clothes, dance to Afro beats, and much more.
The original comedy play ‘Jack’s Cake’ slices its way onto a Prague stage
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One of the cast members of 'The Office' wrote the play while waiting on the set and decided to revive it during the pandemic.
VIDEO OF THE WEEK: Take a sneak peek inside more than 100 Prague landmarks
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The upcoming Open House Praha event in May includes several buildings that offer tours in English.
Culture this week: VR experience transports viewers to war-torn Ukraine
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Plus: Watch European films, or a 'nude' film festival, listen to electronic music from Germany, and much more.
