As every year, herds of sheep, goats, and cows graze grass in selected green areas in Prague. According to City spokesman Vít Hofman, this year four mixed flocks of sheep and goats and two flocks of calves will graze Prague’s green areas…
If you’re looking for fresh fruit, head to the orchards: they’re free, and Prague has the most in the world! Most Praguers have no idea that there are a number of fruit orchards in the capital, where one can pick various fruits for free,…
The biggest Baroque celebrations on the water at Charles Bridge in Prague following a three-hundred-year tradition. The NAVALIS Saint John’s Celebrations are a commemoration of the best-known Czech saint and Prague native, Saint John of…
Spring has arrived in Prague, and with it comes a plethora of colourful and lively festivals that attract visitors from all over the world. Here are some of the best and most interesting upcoming festivals. Prague Spring International…
More than 200 private sites and gardens will become accessible to the public! On 8 and 9 June, residents and tourists in the Czech Republic will be allowed to visit and explore gardens that are otherwise inaccessible throughout the year.…
Glamping is getting more and more popular, and it’s completely understandable. However, what about connecting glamping with the healthy benefits of bees? You can experience this unique connection only in Spaní na medu, which can be…
Czechs will join millions of people around the globe in turning off their lights for 60 minutes on March 23 starting at 8:30 pm local time in a symbolic show of support for the Earth Hour campaign against climate change. Earth Hour will…
The traditional the 1000 Miles of Czechoslovakia (1000 mil československých) race will be held in the heart of Prague on June 12. A summer staple for collectors in the Czech Republic, the long-distance road rally revives the spirit of the…
St. Patrick’s Day falls on Sunday, March 17th, a public holiday in Ireland and Northern Ireland in honor of Patrick of Ireland, Ireland’s first Christian missionary. The originally ecclesiastical festival has now turned into a colorful…
Together with Poland and Hungary, the Czech Republic joined NATO on March 12, 1999. The anniversary will also be commemorated by a flypast of fighter jets over Prague. The admission of three former Eastern Bloc countries to the Alliance…
Czechs have a lot of sayings and some about themselves. Here are 3 of them and we will not only explain what they mean but also where they come from. Golden Czech Hands (Zlaté české ručičky) Zlaté české ručičky or Golden Czech Hands refers…
Karlin is a neighborhood located in the heart of Prague, known for its charming architecture, picturesque streets, and vibrant culture. With a rich history and a promising future, Karlin has become a hotspot for tourists and locals alike.…
One of the most renowned stories associated with Prague’s Charles Bridge will be brought to life. The Vajíčkobraní, a medieval costumed parade of peasants handing over a cartload of boiled eggs from the municipality of Velvara to the…
Soup festival will take place at Smíchovská náplavka on March 2nd. “Polívkování” (the name comes from Polívka = a soup) offers a huge variety of soups from around the world. You can taste Czech soups such as potato cream, kulajda or tripe…
The Czech Republic’s biggest funfair Matějská pouť opens its gates at Prague’s exhibition grounds in Holešovice on Saturday, February 24. Originally a pilgrimage to the nearby church of St Matthew, the fair now offers some 115 attractions…
These beautiful color pics were taken by Simon K that show street scenes of Prague in 1987. xosotin chelseathông tin chuyển nhượngcâu lạc bộ bóng đá arsenalbóng đá atalantabundesligacầu thủ haalandUEFAevertonfutebol ao…
The Czech Republic was still struggling with the communist regime in 1988 and Depeche Mode were one of the very first bands from the western part of the World to come and perform in the country. The interest in the concert that took place…
The Czech Republic is known for its rich culture and delicious cuisine, and one tradition that embodies both of these elements is the annual “zabijačka.” This event, which typically takes place in the winter months, is a celebration of…
Thanks to modern technology, it’s easy to get where you need to go by entering the exact address into a navigation system. But how did people navigate before, especially in the days when houses weren’t numbered? The answer to this question…
January 16 marks exactly 51 years since Czech student Jan Palach’s self-immolation at the top of Wenceslas Square that would lead to his death in hospital three days later.
If you are planning to learn or are already learning the Czech language, you need to be motivated. Let’s face it, there are many nightmarish elements, such as pronunciation of ř, using correct word endings and understanding peoples’ fast…
The New Year is celebrated in the Czech Republic similar to traditions we see around the world – with friends, and relatives, at pubs, concerts, and restaurants. The New Year is greeted with champagne, cheers, and firework shows near city…
A little bit of language first. The full name is obložený chlebíček (singular) or obložené chlebíčky (plural) which literally means “small garnished bread(s)”. However, if you say just chlebíček or chlebíčky, everybody in the Czech…
Whilst it hasn’t happened since 1978, the Vltava used to freeze over fairly frequently, although it wasn’t very safe to skate or walk across. The change occurred when a series of dams and weirs were built downstream which mitigated the…
Prague will not once again not hold its traditional New Year’s fireworks show on January 1, and the city is not planning any alternative event. The Czech capital did not host its annual fireworks show in 2021 or 2022 due to the pandemic…
Old Town Square will again serve free fish soup from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to anyone who wants some. On Christmas Eve, 24 December, you can enjoy the traditional Christmas fish soup for free in the center of Prague. The traditional event will…
The Czech Christmas Mass also commonly known as “Rybovka”, is an inherent part of the pre-Christmas season. The church composition written in Czech by Jakub Jan Ryba retells the story of the announcement of Christ’s birth and the arrival…
There’s a lot of things we love about Czech culture, but there’s nothing quite as amazing as the annual Christmas tradition of Mikuláš. Who is Mikuláš? In the Czech Republic, Mikuláš (Saint Nicholas) typically has a long white beard and…
The Advent Sundays in Prague will see life-size angel puppets and the city will flare with the islands of live art. The event will be part of the winter edition of the street theatre festival Za dveřmi. A total of seven processions are…
Looking for the best saunas in Prague? Clear your calendar, as the capital’s top saunas, will have you hot and heavy for a good ol’ pamper session. Whether it’s pounding the pavement to see the top Prague attractions or the daily hassle of…