Soup’s On! Polívkování Soup Festival Returns to Prague on March 4th
Soup festival will take place at Smíchovská náplavka on March 4th. “Polívkování” (the name comes from Polívka =…
Bab Rýže Guides You Through Authentic Korean Cuisine
Korean cuisine is not well known in the Czech Republic, but it deserves to be explored. With three…
Most Stores to Close for October 28
October 28 is Independent Czechoslovak State Day, and most large stores over 200 square meters will close due…
UPDATE: Students Who Cannot Return Home Are Allowed to Stay in Dormitories
Students in the Czech Republic are asked to return home and limit their social contacts, announced on Tuesday…
U Skřetů – Restaurant With Authentic Slovak Halušky
If you are not planning to visit Slovakia during your traveling through Europe, you may at least taste…
Photos: 52 Years Since a Soviet Invasion Ended the Prague Spring
In 1968, during a period called the “Prague Spring,” Alexander Dubček, the newly elected leader of Czechoslovakia, enacted…
Letná Unveils New Panoramic View of Prague
Prague has a new eye-catcher, located between the Hanava Pavilion and the former Stalin monument at Letná.
Prague Unknown: The Ruins of Baba
The Baba ruins on a hill on the left bank of the Vltava River is a place of…
Prague City Wants to Ban the Horse-Drawn Carriages
The steady sounds of clip-clopping hooves pulling creaking carriages could be absent from the streets in Prague starting next year. ban horse-drawn carriages.
Football Fans Allowed Back Into Stadiums From Beginning of Next Season
Football stadiums in the Czech Republic will not open to the public until the beginning of the next season.