Composer Ennio Morricone, who toured with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, dies at age 91
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The Oscar-winning Italian composer was a local favorite, and performed in Prague numerous times
A pair of holidays commemorating saints and a reformer kick off summer in the Czech Republic
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Back-to-back holidays remember religious and linguistic reformers Jan Hus and the brothers Cyril and Methodius.
Favorite summer festivals in Prague and the Czech Republic are gearing up for autumn
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United Islands, Letní Letná, Febiofest, KVIFF and One World have set new dates for the latter part of 2020
Prague uncovered: Original Beethoven scores and twice-recovered artworks at Lobkowicz Palace
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An overlooked spot in Prague Castle hides some treasures and unique historical pieces
Prague's CAMP is launching a free summer cinema with a travel theme
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There are plenty of English-friendly titles on this summer's lineup of free cinema at CAMP
Fun things to do in Prague July 2–5: Celebrate independence, eat free gelato, and "play" at the airport
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This weekend Prague's airport runway turns into a playground while a number of historic venues are open for free in honor of two Czech national holidays
Ota Pavel would have been 90 today: Honoring the author of 'How I Came to Know Fish'
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The author died tragically but leaves behind an important historic legacy, commemorated in a new audiobook series
The best Czech architecture: Náplavka, Manifesto Smíchov, and Palach memorial nominated for prizes
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The list of nominees for the Czech Architecture Award ranges from a bus shelter to a municipal administrative center
Five Czech government villas and palaces will open to the public for free tours, starting this weekend
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The interiors of several government buildings house large collections of art and period furnishings
Filmmakers and crews from the U.S. will still be allowed to shoot in the Czech Republic
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The Czech Film Commission says it will exempt filmmakers, actors, and crews from the current EU travel ban
IN PHOTOS: Prague says goodbye to coronavirus with a dinner for 2,000 on Charles Bridge
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If this truly is the end of the coronavirus crisis in Prague, this once-in-a-lifetime event was an incredible way to celebrate it
An exhibition showcasing the works of photojournalist Antonio Cossa opens in Prague
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The Prague-based photojournalist will exhibit his photography, including portraits of Czech leaders, this summer
A lighter version of Prague's favorite annual circus festival will take place at Letná park
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The easing of restrictions will allow for selected events from the 17th annual Letní Letná to take place
Visit nine Prague museums and galleries for half-price admission with a Lítačka card this summer
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Prague City Hall is trying to boost domestic tourism with discount programs
Speaking out: What's it really like being a person of color in the Czech Republic?
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From full-on hate to friendly curiosity, expats of color open up about their experiences living in Prague
Come dine with Prague! 500-meter-long dinner table to be placed on Charles Bridge next week
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Join Prague in celebrating the end of the coronavirus crisis on June 30 at a gala dinner, table for 2,000
Fascinating facts about Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Gavrilo Princip, and Konopiště Castle
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On the anniversary of the assasination that triggered WWI, some historical insight on the key players
