Virtual exhibit of 1939 and ’89 Czech student uprisings to launch on Google Arts & Culture
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The exhibit will include images of posters and other documents, as well as filmed testimony from participants and witnesses.
Putin aide: Prague’s Konev statue should be returned to original location, not Russia
The fate of the bronze statue has been at the center of diplomatic row since it was removed in April.
Shuttered stages: Prague city-operated theaters closed until 2021
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The city is encouraging theater companies to present productions online and to prepare for next year's season.
November 17 will be celebrated online this year, but its meaning is more important than ever
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Organizers of the traditional street parties have put together a safe program to be watched from home.
New station on Prague's ‘rail highway’ set to open next to Slavia sports complex
Meanwhile, canceled tracks in Strašnice will be turned into a park and promenade.
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Affordable lunches and distance-learning support: how Prague is helping families during COVID
Newly launched programs include a technical hotline for computer issues, distribution of spare laptops, and an interactive restaurant map.
Fog and drizzle to blanket Prague throughout the week
Czech folklore predicts that if it's cloudy on November 11, winter will alternate between mud and snow
Prague’s post-apocalyptic skyscraper with a David Černý shipwreck takes a step toward reality
Developer Trigema and the Prague 13 district have signed a memorandum for cooperation on the project
Goose to go: Enjoy St. Martin’s feast and wine from a Prague vineyard at home
Salabka is keeping Czech culinary tradition alive in the face of the pandemic with home delivery of festive meals and winter comfort food
Public collection launched to rebuild the burned wooden Church of St. Michael in Prague
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A fire on October 28 virtually destroyed the 17th century church that was moved from what is now Ukraine
Final look of Prague's Zaha Hadid project revealed, construction could start in 2021
Building permits for the first two structures at Prague's Masarykovo nádraží, designed by the late British Iraqi architect, are expected in early 2021
City Hall will help cover some of Prague Zoo’s financial losses, and the public can help too
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The zoo has lost tens of millions of crowns in admission fees, but still has the same expenses to care for the animals
Public use of fireworks on New Year's Eve likely to be banned in Prague
Prague City Hall says the harm to the environment and to animals is unjustified
Prague police dealt with almost 10,000 violations of emergency measures in October
Violations of the ban on public drinking were dealt with harshly, but most violations resulted in a warning
Prague seeks supplier for 20 extended electric trolleybuses for Václav Havel Airport route
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The large-capacity buses could go into service by early 2023 and would reduce noise and pollution
Prague is planning a new concept for renovating Petřín Hill and wants public input
The public will be involved in planning from the beginning, due to outcry over some previous projects
City of Prague launches new safety campaign featuring real-life photos of frontline workers
The posters appeal to Praguers to protect those fighting the coronavirus pandemic by protecting themselves
