September 27-28: we will bring together all the best of Prague’s expat community to celebrate a day full of music, food, and family-friendly fun!. More info here:

The new layout eases congestion and improves commuter safety.

Prague may soon honor legendary singer Karel Gott with a public square.

Consumer prices in Czechia increased by 2.7% year-on-year in July, showing a slowing of inflation from 2.9% in June, when it reached its maximum this year. Analysts had expected inflation to slow to 2.7%, but the CZSO will publish its final value on Friday.

One of Prague’s most popular late-summer events is returning to Holešovice Market!.

Low-cost airline Wizz Air will launch a new direct route between Prague and Sofia, starting October 27, 2025. The service will operate year-round. During the winter season, Wizz Air will operate 4 weekly flights. In summer, the frequency will increase to 5 flights per week.

🕍 On Sunday, August 10, over 75 Jewish sites across Czechia will open their doors for free as part of the “Day of Jewish Sites” (Den židovských památek 2025). Most are usually closed to tourists. In Prague, only the Jerusalem Synagogue will take part.

Two women collapsed on Wenceslas Square on Saturday after eating THC gummy bears.

At the end of June, 1.09 million foreign nationals were legally registered in Czechia — up by 35,000 in a year. Ukrainians remain the largest group, followed by Slovaks, Vietnamese, and Russians. Foreigners now make up 10.3% of the population, with over a third living in Prague.

On August 1, food safety inspectors shut down a restaurant in a Prague shopping mall.

Prague Airport has suspended its facial recognition system following changes to Czech law under the EU’s new AI Act. The system, active since 2019, was used to scan travelers’ faces and match them with police databases. It helped identify and detain 155 wanted individuals.

Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský said on Wednesday that recognizing the State of #Palestine is not appropriate at this time, pointing to #Hamas’s control of the Gaza Strip. He stressed that any recognition must result from mutual agreement between both sides.

Expect live samba, drumming shows, and a carnival parade through the city center! .

The march will cause major traffic disruptions throughout the city center from 12:00 to 15:30.

Toyota will begin manufacturing electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe for the first time at its Czech plant in Kolín from 2028.

Among the items found: a full beef head with eyes, improperly stored. (4 Warning: The article contains disturbing photos).

Czechia now has the strongest economy in Central Europe — even ahead of Germany in key areas like inflation, debt, and wage growth.

The man offered a ride in an unmarked vehicle, missing both a roof light and a taximeter.

Do you recognize this man? He strangled a woman, dragged her to the ground, and stole her bag.

Forget kings and battles—Prague Feminist Tours explores the women who shaped the city’s history.

From 2026, promoting communism could mean up to 5 years in prison — same as for Nazism. Thoughts?.