PHOTO GALLERY: Writer's cottage opens, secret spaces revealed, and butterfly jets take flight
New butterfly Spitfires on Prague's Máj honor WWII heroes
Attached to World War II fighter models, Černý says his goal is to show the balance between conflict and peace.
Czech news in brief for May 20: Monday's top headlines
Fico shooter may not be lone wolf, Czechia, Greece to strengthen trade cooperation, and over 1,000 visit writer Hrabal's cottage.
Ahoj, Monday! 5 things you need to know this week in Czechia
A quick guide to start the week ahead with news and tips for Prague and Czech Republic.
Prague's hidden Art Garden under the Nusle Bridge celebrates 100 years
The unique location, unknown among many locals, showcases its origins as part of a thriving art studio in a new exhibition.
Penny supermarket launches home delivery through Wolt in Prague
Following a successful test in Brno and Hradec Králové, Penny has become the latest Czech supermarket offering home delivery in Prague.
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Czech news in brief for May 19: Sunday's top headlines
Czech hockey team tops Great Britain in World Cup, Thousands take part in annual hike from Prague to Prčice, and more Sunday headlines.
NHL stars to bolster Czech hockey team for World Championship quarterfinals
Martin Nečas from Carolina will join the Czech team in Prague next week, while Boston's David Pastrňák and Pavel Zacha could soon follow.
2024 Prague Fringe Festival brings a cultural kaleidoscope to Malá Strana
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This year's 23rd edition of the Prague Fringe Festival will see 140 English-friendly productions come to central Prague from May 27 through June 1.
Czech news in brief for May 18: Saturday's top headlines
Czechia tops Austria in ice hockey World Cup, car plunges into Prague's Vltava River, and more Saturday headlines.
Prague to tackle overtourism with proposed vehicle ban, new e-scooter rules
Prague 1 has proposed limiting most vehicles' night-time entry in parts of Old Town, whereas other councilors want to better regulate e-scooters.
Czech collaboration with Louvre exhibits famed Mannerist classics in Prague
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The exhibition, which runs until late summer, will feature original works by renowned artists such as Michelangelo and Jan Brueghel.
Czech news in brief for May 17: Friday's top headlines
Package triggers alert at security headquarters, police charge man with forging hockey tickets, and myopia on the rise due to screen time.
As changes to law looms, most Czechs oppose spanking with wooden spoons and belts
Many Czech parents find certain forms of physical punishment acceptable; behaviors are passed down through the generations.
Confirmed: Escalators at JzP station to stay free from advertisements
The Prague Public Transport Company wants to reduce visual smog and put passenger experience first – in line with maintaining a 'clean' 1980s design.
Czech news in brief for May 16: Thursday's top headlines
Pavel gives controversial interview with Sky News, Fico undergoes surgery, will recover, and man to plead partial guilt in Czech forest fire.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico hospitalized following assassination attempt
The PM was shot on Wednesday afternoon as he walked out into the crowd after a cabinet meeting.
Mexican, smashburgers, and 'sparrow': Czechia's favorite delivery meals and restaurants revealed
Topping the list of favorite cuisines were Asian, Mexican cuisine and Czech classics with restaurants from around the country winning accolades.
