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As the Historic Praha-Bubenec Station Transforms into Cultural Hub be the First to Check it Out
A piece of Prague’s railway history is getting a new lease on life. The old Praha-Bubenec station, silent for a decade, will soon buzz with activity again. But instead of trains, it will welcome art lovers, music fans, and community groups. On August 28, 2024, exactly ten years after its last train departed, the station […]
Prague Braces for Tourism Impact as Schengen Visa Fees Rise
The picturesque streets of Prague may see fewer tourists this summer as the cost of visiting the Czech capital increases. Since June 11, 2024, travellers from outside the European Union face higher fees for Schengen visas, which allow entry to 27 European countries, including the Czech Republic. The European Union has raised Schengen visa fees […]
Check Out Pop Star Ed Sheeran while in the Czech Republic
Ed Sheeran, the famous British singer, is coming back to the Czech Republic after five years. He will perform two big concerts in Hradec Kralove, a city near Prague (just one and half hours away), on July 27 and 28, 2024. These shows are part of his MATHEMATICS TOUR, which has been breaking records in […]
This July Prague’s Charles Bridge Turns 667 Years Old
Charles Bridge, Prague’s famous stone bridge, is celebrating its 667th birthday this July. The city threw a big party to honour this old but strong landmark that has connected Prague’s two sides for centuries. A special celebration took place on July 9, 2024, starting very early in the morning. People dressed as knights on horses […]
Prague Pride 2024 Celebrating Family, Diversity, and Love in the Heart of Europe
Prague is set to burst with colour and energy as the annual Prague Pride Festival returns from August 5-11, 2024. This year’s theme, FAMILY, promises to spark meaningful conversations and celebrate the diverse forms of love and kinship in the Czech capital. Rainbow Parade to Paint the City The centerpiece of the festival, the Rainbow […]
Prague’s Centuries-Old Statue Draws Global Pilgrims
The Infant Jesus of Prague, a small wooden statue with a big reputation, continues to attract visitors from around the world. This 16th-century figure, housed in the Church of Our Lady Victorious, is at the center of a growing spiritual movement. “We see thousands of pilgrims each year,” says Father Novak, the church’s head priest. […]
Discover Prague from a Historic Perspective
A unique blend of history and modernity awaits travelers and locals alike in Prague at the New Mill Water Tower to the public. The New Mill Water Tower, a Baroque-style technical monument originally built in 1658, has been a silent witness to the city鈥檚 evolving landscape. The tower, which supplied water to Prague鈥檚 lower New […]
Czech Lakes Provide for the Best Getaways
The beautiful lakes of the Czech Republic are seeing more visitors than ever before. Both locals and tourists are flocking to these natural wonders in record numbers, this summer. The surge in popularity is happening now, during the peak summer season, because of a combination of factors. Firstly, a recent heatwave has people seeking cool […]
Prague’s Souvenirs Offer Unique Mementos that Capture the City’s Spirit
As tourism in the Czech capital continues to boom, savvy visitors are looking beyond typical tourist trinkets for meaningful souvenirs that truly represent the city’s rich culture and craftsmanship. While classic keepsakes like Bohemian crystal and marionette puppets remain popular, a new wave of artisanal and locally-made products is emerging to meet demand for authentic […]
Wizz Air Boosts Flights to Czech Capital
Wizz Air, the popular budget airline, is ramping up its presence in Prague. Starting next month, the carrier will increase its flights to the Czech capital from several European cities. This move aims to meet growing demand . 鈥� Prague’s tourism industry has been rebounding strongly in recent months. Of course the stunning architecture and […]
No Entry for Russians with Old-Style Passports as Prague Tightens Security
Starting this month of July, Russian visitors to Prague will need more than just their old passports to enter the city. The Czech Republic has announced a new rule that bans Russian citizens from entering the country if they don’t have a modern, high-tech passport. This change is happening because Czech leaders want to make […]
Prague’s Sacred Spaces for Secular Visitors
A significant increase in non-religious tourists visiting Prague’s churches, cathedrals, and monasteries is being observed this summer. The trend, which began in early June, is expected to continue through September. This shift is happening due to a growing interest in cultural heritage and architecture among travellers, as well as efforts by religious sites to become […]