Ruth Fraňková

A new exhibition on Prague’s Rašín Embankment showcases the bold embassy architecture of 1960s–70s Czechoslovakia and its role in Cold War diplomacy.

The historic wind instrument known as the cornett once again echoes through Czech churches. Students are learning to play it under the guidance of expert musicians.

Archaeologists in South Moravia have uncovered a rare Roman artefact: a bronze fragment of a soldier’s wrist purse. 

Neeraj Chopra, one of India’s biggest sporting icons, will be one of the main attractions at the upcoming Golden Spike meeting in Ostrava.

The first-ever exhibition of David Lynch’s visual art in Czechia opened this week at Prague’s DOX Centre for Contemporary Art. We speak with the curator, Otto M. Urban.

Silvestr Müller, WWII pilot, died in a communist labor camp in 1954. His fate was unknown to his British family until his granddaughter found out 70 years later.

Eight vintage Praga cars have gone on display at the National Technical Museum in Prague as part of a new temporary exhibition. 

The Czech Academy of Sciences has unveiled a series of unique archaeological finds discovered during a rescue dig along the future Prague Ring Road. 

There are plenty of guides to Prague, but few consider the city from a child’s point of view. Meanders through Prague offers a fresh way to explore the Czech capital.

For the first time in history, a team of Czech students is taking part in the Shell Eco-marathon, global competition focused on energy efficiency.