2019 Outstanding Young Person award goes to a Czech for the first time
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Innovator Pavel Podruh has been awarded for his projects of a self-supporting house and a household battery device.
See Prague through the eyes of an acclaimed children's book illustrator this autumn at DOX
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A large-scale exhibit devoted to the work of author and illustrator Peter Sís opens this weekend in Prague
A Jan Palach memorial in his former family home outside Prague is set to open to the public next month
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The National Museum has completed the transformation of the Palach family home into a memorial
Drunk Czech man mistakes bank for bedroom, sleeps naked by ATM
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An elderly Czech man removed his clothes and went to bed in Zlín, but he was at the bank, not in his bedroom
Exchanging cigarette butts for flower beds in Prague
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A new initiative wants to encourage Praguers to butt out responsibly
Trash Hero brings “plogging” trend to Prague
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Cleaning up Prague's trash-strewn parks and streets is the mission of the city's plogging movement
10 of the most badass Czech women in history
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On International Women’s Day, we pay homage to Czechs who campaigned for equality
Memorial walk from National Theatre to Prague Castle to honor Havel
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A number of events are planned in the Czech capital tomorrow to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Czech President Václav Havel.
Humanoid Robot Matylda to Hitchhike across the Czech Republic
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A Czech-made robot will hit the road at the end of the month, in an attempt to hitchhike across the country
Have Fun While Getting Your Stuff Repaired at Prague's First Fix-It Festival
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Throw it away? No way! A new projects aims to revive the dying Czech repair trade
10 of the Most Amazingly Badass Women In Czech History
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On International Women’s Day, we pay homage to some of the historical Czech heroes who campaigned for equality
A Chronology of Protest: The People, Places, and Dates of the Velvet Revolution
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From Vyšehard to Letná, Wenceslas Square to Národní Třída, the key Prague landmarks of the Velvet Revolution
50,000 Concrete Books to Honor Czech Victims of Holocaust
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The city has approved plans and selected a winning design for the building of the Bubny railway Memorial of Silence
Prague’s Empty Town Hall Houses Transformed into Co-Working Space
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The new Prague Creative Center has given once derelict historic buildings fresh life as a hub of education, culture, and creativity
Czech Version of Candy Crush Aims to Combat Hate
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Created by students at Charles University, an addictive match-game app with a message
St. Wenceslas Celebrations Begin this Week In Prague
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A two week festival of the patron saint of Bohemia kicks off this week in his namesake square
The Sketchy History of a Little-Known Czech Invention
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If you’ve ever taken an exam or done handwriting exercises you’ve used this surprising Czech innovation
