Vít Pohanka

Follow Prague Off the Beaten Track to Braník Rocks, where Prague’s ancient limestone cliffs reveal fossils, wartime tunnels, and sweeping views over the Vltava River.

Czech Radi war reporter Martin Dorazín among this year’s Czech state honourees recognised by President Pavel.

President Petr Pavel honours 48 people on October 28 as Czechia marks the 107th anniversary of its independence with traditional ceremonies in Prague on Tuesday.

In Czechia in 30 Minutes, Vit Pohanka talks with Daniel Kaiser about Andrej Babiš’s return to power and what it means for Czech politics.

In the new Czechast episode, journalist Daniel Kaiser explains why the Czech elections toppled the government and paved the way for Andrej Babiš’s return.

Two of the three parties likely to form the next Czech government want to abolish inclusion in schools, sparking debate that mirrors global cultural divides.

A Holocaust survivor from Prague, Dita Kraus endured Auschwitz before rebuilding her life in Israel — her “home without roots.” She passed away on October 18, 2025.

This weekend on Czechia in 30 Minutes, we tell the story of Barbara Day and Nancy Durham—two women who helped keep free thought alive in communist Czechoslovakia.

In a new Czechast episode, Barbara Day and Nancy Durham recall how the Jan Hus Foundation helped keep free thinking alive in communist Czechoslovakia.

A green oasis just steps from Prague’s centre, featured in Prague Off the Beaten Track: the Charles University Botanical Garden celebrates 250 years of life and learning.