Prague Zoo's historic children's tram is back in operation
After two years of repairs, Prague Zoo has resumed service on its legendary children's tram, first launched in 1976.
Prague Pride Festival returns with focus on 'coming out' but no parade this year
There will be concerts, sports, dance, picnics, and other public events – but due to crowd restrictions the parade is canceled again this year.
7 best things to do in Prague this weekend, June 4–6
Cool off with handmade popsicles, see some lesser-known works from František Skála, and catch an English-friendly screening at Edison Filmhub.
From ruins to shipping containers Prague's newest pop-up venues invite fun in the sun
Containall has moved to Riegrovy sady, while Meetfactory has opened a venue in the ruins of Lihovar, plus more.
Do you know your Czech history? Prague's new open-air quiz game rewards trivia buffs
Find & Win players explore the Czech capital while answering, and maybe cashing in on, quiz questions related to Czech culture.
In the Czech Republic, International Children's Day has its roots in the 1950s
What started as day for protecting children following the tragedies of World War II has evolved into a celebration of childhood.
7 best things to do in Prague this weekend, May 28–30
Explore the Czech Republic's sacred spaces for free, immerse yourself in French masters, see acrobats live, and enjoy a little jazz.
Náplavka kicks off new season with no booze after midnight and new rules for docked boats
The pirate ship formerly run by a rum company will be replaced by a floating restaurant, other boats will have to clean up visual pollution.
Prague Sounds brings Yo-Yo Ma to the Rudolfinum and four more acts to the Vltava
A prelude to the Strings of Autumn festival will offer international and Czech talent across several genres.
The ‘other’ European song contest: Czechoslovakia’s Intervision was meant to rival Eurovision
Several attempts were made to create a major televised international song contest, politics and mediocre performances prevented it from happening.
Prague’s art house cinemas reopen on May 24, multiplexes will wait for better rules
New films including some award winners will hit theater screens for the first time in seven months, but without popcorn or soda.
Prague's new summer venue to house circus, cabaret, and concert acts under the big top
The temporary tent at Výstaviště, designed to meet the current requirements for live performance, opens on May 25.
Czech heritage sites reopening May 31 with reduced admission for children's tickets
This year the NPÚ has introduced a reduced entrance fee for children between 6 -18 to 50 percent of the basic entrance fee.
Prague uncovered: The iconic Metronome celebrates 30 years of relentlessly ticking into the future
The sculpture, intended as a temporary installation to promote a fair, was lowered into place by helicopter in 1991.
NSFW: New exhibit at Prague's Dancing House uncovers a century of Czechoslovak erotica
The whole 30-letter Czech alphabet is used to catalog everything from the abolition of bordellos to the sometimes seedy Žižkov district.
New exhibit explores mutual influence of a century of Czech-Japanese architecture
The project was prepared as part of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of relations between Japan and the Czech Republic.
Czech scientist makes cameo appearance on 'Family Guy' series
Jaroslav Flegr has dedicated much of his career to studying toxoplasmosis, a disease spread by cats.