On November 16, 1880, the Kohout brothers founded the first cycling club in the monarchy. Their passion sparked bicycle ...
The traditional Concert for Freedom and Democracy performed by the Czech Philharmonic this year offered listeners Resurrection, a symphony by Gustav Mahler, on the eve of the November 17 celebrations.
Shops, however, will remain open on Monday. The ban on sales in stores over 200 square meters does not apply to this public holiday. Stores will next be closed only on Christmas Eve in the afternoon.
The Svobodní party wants to negotiate with its partner movements SPD and PRO about cooperation for the upcoming Senate and municipal elections next year. Their chairman, Libor Vondráček, told ...
On the first skiing day of the season this evening, about 500 skiers arrived at the slope at Monínec near Sedlec-Prčice in the Příbram region on Saturday. Thanks to technology that allows snow ...
Music doesn’t always come from nature or emotion — sometimes inspiration comes from the kitchen. Czech Radio presents a playful children’s concert.
People will commemorate the 36th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution on Monday with a series of events, memorial ceremonies, and concerts in the capital and in the regions. The center of the ...
More than 100 mostly young people gathered on Saturday afternoon at the central Masaryk Square in Ostrava for an Antifascist Demonstration for Nature. They protested against the possible appointment ...
Starting in December, an amendment will tighten the rules for the sale and labeling of electronic cigarettes. Manufacturers will have seven months to sell off their stock. After that, it will no ...
Join Czechast in Zlín’s Museum of Southeast Moravia for “The Baťa Principle”—a tour of shoes, film, and the legendary ...
Scientists in Czechia uncover how the liver regenerates in “one of the most significant discoveries”
It has long been known that the liver can regenerate. A new study now shows how: scientists in Czechia have discovered that ...
Surveillance, poetry and the coming of freedom: British writer Jim Potts recalls his years in Prague
Jim Potts is a poet, writer and filmmaker who was head of the British Council in Prague from 1986 to 1989. On a recent visit to Prague he shared his memories of the time.
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