News; remains of only US pilot killed in Brno in WWII handed to US Ambassador; butter prices surge before Christmas; expat artists in Prague make art affordable
Prague Castle announced that on Saturday, November 30, visitors will have free access to the castle’s majestic staterooms.
Eighty years ago, U.S. pilot William L. Kiggins was killed during a combat mission over Brno, becoming the only US soldier to die in the Moravian capital in World War II.
As the holiday season draws near, Czech households face a bitter challenge to their holiday baking traditions: soaring butter prices.
News; Director of CzechTourism on the 2024 summer season;Prague Exhibition Showcases mushrooms; Urbanist at the Sustainable Urbanism Laboratory Zuzana Poláková on Prague
An exhibition exploring the fascinating world of mushrooms is currently on display at the National Technical Library in Prague.
For six days, starting on November 12th, a unique exhibition of rare stamps and other extraordinary historical objects has opened in central Prague.
František Reismüller, director of CzechTourism, reflects on the successes and problems of the 2024 summer season, and looks ahead to the future.
Prague’s car problem is not a secret. High car ownership persists, mainly because of political resistance and preservation laws which hinder efforts to reduce cars.
News; pensions increased for anti-communist dissidents; skeletons of three mammoths discovered in Brno; Alsu Kurmasheva on her nine-month detention in Russia.
