A month of food festivals in Prague: Eat and drink your way through spring
Starting this weekend, each month of May brings a multitude of multicultural eats to the Czech capital.
This weekend in Prague: Make a splash with cocktails by the pool
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Plus: Celebrate Day of Europe or Cinco de Mayo, take your dog to a happy show, and much more.
Prague’s Vršovice High Line takes a step toward reality
The project to make a linear park along a former rail corridor is finally moving forward after delays.
Prague to launch series of themed tram rides starting with Operation Anthropoid
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As part of its 65th anniversary, Prague City Tourism will stage tram rides with costumed guides to mark historical events.
This weekend in Prague: Party like a student for Majáles, check out English-language Shakespeare
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Plus: Get your body moving for International Dance Day, watch flamingoes at Prague Zoo, and much more.
Prague's annual island fest brings good vibes and free sounds
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The 20th edition of the free music festival will bring around 70 Czech and international acts to the city center on May 5 and 6.
Weekend flea market returns to Prague with fun finds for all
Blešení flea market experience has added a children's market and workshops this year in addition to food, drink, and entertainment.
International Jazz Day swings into Prague with a free open-air festival
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Mladí ladí jazz Open-Air brings a day of free jazz to the Czech capital with international and local stars of the genre.
Culture this week: Iconic female figures and original English comedy
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Plus: Listen to Yo La Tengo or King Dude, run for charity, watch a French film, and much more.
Pilsner Urquell opens a new interactive experience on Wenceslas Square
Similar to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, the immersive exhibition uses all five senses to tell the story of the world's most popular style of beer.
This weekend in Prague: Celebrate Ukraine Day or Japanese spring traditions
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Plus: (Re)watch Lord of the Rings, swap plants or clothes, dance to Afro beats, and much more.
The original comedy play ‘Jack’s Cake’ slices its way onto a Prague stage
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One of the cast members of 'The Office' wrote the play while waiting on the set and decided to revive it during the pandemic.
PHOTO GALLERY: See the new train station to be built near Stromovka
Work will start on two new stations, an overpass, and a modern section of track now that the 130-year-old iron bridge has been removed.
The Prague Feed: New openings, pop-ups, and events for spring 2023
From Belgian street food to a pastrami pop-up, plus a clean green table, spring brings exciting eating to Prague.
Culture this week: VR experience transports viewers to war-torn Ukraine
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Plus: Watch European films, or a 'nude' film festival, listen to electronic music from Germany, and much more.
Days of European film brings hot topics to Czech screens next week
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The 30th edition of the festival presents premieres, award winners, documentaries, and a few classics from almost three dozen countries.
Older than Stonehenge: Prague circle has more questions than answers
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A Stone Age site discovered in the 1980s has just been explored by Czech archaeologists, who still don't know what it was used for.
