Let love blossom: How Czech-expat couples can overcome conflict and thrive
A professional mediator shares solutions for the common couple clashes that can prevent multinational relationships from flourishing.
Where to burn witches on April 30? Prague's best čarodějnice bonfires
Citywide bonfires in Prague herald the end of winter and the arrival of spring; here's where to celebrate with sausage and beer in hand!
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Interview: William E. Lobkowicz on the power of culture to unite a fractured world
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The head of the House of Lobkowicz discusses change at Prague Castle, the renovation of Dvořák’s Birth House, and Czechia’s rich cultural heritage.
Housing, work, and fun: Comparing life in Prague with 10 other European cities
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A wide-ranging study examines housing costs, salaries, job prospects, urban mobility, and free time to see where Prague stands in an EU context.
Twenty years ago, Hellboy spotlighted Prague's cinematic allure – Hollywood took notice
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Edison FilmHub is marking the anniversary of Hellboy shooting in Prague with a weekend film fest, themed drinks, and the chance to create your own comic.
REVIEW: Igniting culinary excitement in Prague's Masaryčka building
Fuze, the newest in the Gare Restaurants’ portfolio, blends Belgian, Czech, and Asian with an expansive, eclectic interior befitting a Zaha Hadid building.
Czech salary guide: Do you earn more than the national average for your industry?
With nominal salaries consistently increasing in recent years, we’ve compared a range of Czech industries to see which job roles earn the most – and least.
Monastery brews and castle views: Beer garden season gets underway in Prague
The latest beer garden news for 2024, plus can't-miss festivals, a map of beer gardens by district, and all the dates for Prague's biggest beer events.
A South Korean roller girl in Prague on Czechia's intensifying K-curiosity
From K-pop to bibimbap, Prague’s love affair with all things Korean has exploded in recent years, says Prague-based motion designer Hyunjin Kim.
EXPLAINED: Why it might become easier for Czech companies to fire employees
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A new draft law aims to give companies more leeway to control their workforce by cutting notice periods and dealing with underperforming employees.
Prague's spring culture scene opens with world-class art, theater, and Tim Burton
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Tim Burton, a pop-up circus tent, 'Fringe' fun, and Michelangelo converge in the Czech capital this spring for and epic season of culture events.
Tranquil, safe, but little English: Expats voice off on village living in Czechia
Expats commended lower living costs and access to nature, though cited poor public transport and a lack of infrastructure in Czech villages.
April 2024: Everything you need to know this month in Czechia
April sees new regulations and laws – like liability insurance – come into effect, and provides the last chance to do several things. Remember these dates!
Czech true-crime chronicles: Alleged blood sacrifice spotlights 1900s anti-Semitism in Czech lands
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A Jewish vagrant, a Czech seamstress, and anti-Semitic hysteria: the Czech 'Dreyfus affair' is still making waves 125 years after its flawed finale.
A hundred Czech castles, chateaus open their gates for the new season
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Czech castles, chateaus usher in a new season focusing on the Habsburgs; a series of events is planned to mark the death anniversary of Franz Ferdinand.
Strange Old World podcast's Prague episode talks Easter whipping, pig sticking, and pickled cheese
Prague-based travel journalist Mark Pickering was invited to share some of his adopted hometown’s weird and wonderful experiences.
