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Prague offering urban land for organic farming, and will assist with sales of crops
A pilot project for sustainable urban agriculture is meant to be a model for other Czech cities and towns
Czech Airlines resumes operations with flights from Prague to Paris, Frankfurt and Amsterdam
A limited number of cities will see renewed air service from Czech Airlines
Prague's Strahov Stadium under consideration for the planned totalitarianism museum
The world’s largest stadium joins the list of possible venues for the Museum of Memory of the XX Century
Electric grills, a food pavilion and parkour playground opening in Prague’s Výstaviště
Prague hopes domestic tourists will take advantage of Výstaviště’s newly renovated food and recreation areas
Prague uncovered: Folimanka blends Gothic town walls, 1980s sculpture and the Czech national anthem
One of Prague's lesser-known parks, Folimanka is filled with sculptures and history, plus newly renovated playgrounds
Four Prague metro stations have become temporary art galleries
A temporary art exhibit in the Prague metro is meant to make the space more inviting for commuters
Prague uncovered: The end of World War II is captured in newsreels and re-enactments
The city saw fighting and significant damage at the end of the war, with Old Town Square particularly hit hard.
Prague will try to attract domestic tourists and give grants to the culture and tourism sector
Prague City Hall will increase grants to cultural groups and create tourism support programs for Czechs and people from neighboring countries
A new pond will be created in Prague’s Letná park to help combat drought
A tunnel built by Rudolf II will supply water to a new pond that was part of Letná park's original design
Cable car linking Prague’s Podbaba, Troja and Bohnice should be ready in five years
Prague City Hall announced it is moving ahead with a plan to link both sides of the Vltava by a cable car
Jewish tombstone fragments found in Wenceslas Square renovations
Tombstone fragments are being returned to the Jewish community in Prague, which will place them back in a cemetery
Czech Republic prolongs border controls through June 13
The Czech government has prolonged the control of internal borders until June 13, but as of May 11 all crossings will reopen
Prague’s Václav Havel Airport slowly restarts service, now offers four regular flights
The Prague airport now offers service to four European destinations as quarantine regulations are slowly relaxed in the Czech Republic
Beer garden in Riegrovy sady set to reopen, but Prague 2 says it lacks permits
Conservationists have not given permission to sell beer at the landmark site in Riegrovy sady
Prague uncovered: Plaques across the city mark the heroes of the Prague Uprising
The 75th anniversary of the Prague Uprising takes place May 5–8, but no big events are planned this time