
How will Prague transport look in 2050? A new exhibit offers a sneak peek
A new interactive exhibit at CAMP takes visitors behind the scenes of Prague's future transport infrastructure and high-speed rail developments.
'Eternal Sunshine' and 'Bird': Days of European Film brings cinematic spring to Prague
The 32nd annual festival brings dozens of award-winning films, special showcases, and events to cities across Czechia from April 2.
New poetry jukebox on Prague's Wenceslas Square offers echoes of the past
The Czech new Poesiomat will play recordings from some of the country's most famous political and cultural figures in the past century.
Center stage: Prague named Europe's theater capital
The Czech capital was also ranked Europe's fifth-most creative city in a wide-ranging ranking that included museums, theaters, and cultural events.
Spring culture guide 2025: The best art, theater, film, and music in Prague
From a David Lynch retrospective to multiple Macbeths and the return of Prague Fringe, this season’s cultural calendar is packed with must-see events.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 21–23
Jump around Žižkov over two evenings of musical performances, attend a lively market, and hone your photography skills this weekend in Prague.
Prague welcomes the West End: 'Phantom' opens at Congress Centre
A troupe of nearly 100 actors, including musicians, donning 230 costumes will perform the show in English through April 6.
Prague’s top 11 Irish pubs, ranked: Where to find the city's best craic
With St. Patrick's Day around the corner, these are the top pubs for Guinness, music, and food in the Czech capital, according to visitors.
Czechia's secondhand book boom: How to score cheap reads and join a local club
Looking to unplug? Hooked on BookTok? Either way gently loved books in Czechia are trending—here’s where to find budget reads and a club to call your own.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 14–16
Join the St. Patrick's Day festivities, indulge in gluttonous American street food, and pick up some plants for your home this weekend in Prague.
QUIZ: How well do you know Prague’s Brutalist architecture?
The architectural form that everyone loves to hate is in the spotlight once again following Adrien Brody's Oscar win for The Brutalist.
One World Film Festival takes a hard look at human rights in Trump's America
As the world continues to be shaken by recent Oval Office decisions, the festival will screen films that provide key context for these policies.
See thousands of flowers bloom at Prague Castle greenhouse exhibit
During a short, pre-spring window, the Empire Greenhouse will house not just botanicals but contemporary sculpture.
What to do this weekend in Prague: Best events for March 7–9
Party in an historic water purification station, sample soups from around the globe, and march for Europe this weekend in Prague.
From forks to fashion, Czech designers turn the everyday into extraordinary
The prestigious Czech Grand Design Awards celebrated visionary local artistry this week; you can now see their work on display in Prague.
Over 100 Czech castles and monuments will soon open their doors to the public
This year's theme has an international outlook, with several castles offering new tours and opening up previously inaccessible areas.
Czech Oscar dreams lurk in Nosferatu—where to see the other nominated films
With no Best International Feature contender, Nosferatu keeps Czechia's Oscar dreams alive. Here's where to watch this and other nominated films in Prague.