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Czech Christmas Traditions and Treats
Celebrating the holidays this year in Prague? Lucky you! Today, we’ll share with you Czech Christmas traditions and introduce you to some of the holiday specialties you may be lucky enough to try this month. Remember, December 24, 25 and 26 are all public holidays.
Christmas in the Czech Republic is...
UNESCO in Czech Republic
Many people are familiar with UNESCO and their World Heritage Sites. But did you know they also have a list of “intangibles?” These are cultural traditions of a country that are slowly dying out. UNESCO doesn’t want to recognize and protect only monuments, buildings or other “tangibles,” but...
Czech Wonders and Rarities
The Czech Republic is a fascinating country, full of little known gems. Inventions, people and history have all combined to make our little nation a special place indeed. Fill your head with these talking points before your trip, or amaze your friends and family upon your return with your knowledge of...
Sites of the Velvet Revolution
Today is Freedom & Democracy Day, a public holiday in the Czech Republic. On November 17, 1989, the Velvet Revolution began, which eventually led to the end of Communism in Czechoslovakia. For the past two days, we reviewed a timeline of this historic event. Today, we introduce you to the important...
Freedom & Democracy Day – Part 2
November 17 is Freedom & Democracy Day in the Czech Republic. this is the second in a 2-part series on the history of the Velvet Revolution.
Despite the fact that their neighbouring Communist countries had been seeing unrest and protests for some time, the Czechoslovak government was totally unprepared...
Freedom & Democracy Day – Part 1
November 17 is a public holiday in the Czech Republic, Freedom & Democracy Day. On this day in 1989, thousands of people took to the streets demanding a change in government. Following the lead of their Eastern European neighbours, citizens peacefully protested against the Communist regime, and...
Stuck in Prague’s Airport During the Holidays? Enjoy it!
Ohhh…winter weather. While it can be a wonderland, if you are tucked up cozy-like in front of the fire, if you are travelling it can get real ugly, real fast. If you are stuck in Prague’s airport, you are mostly likely trying to leave our fair city. We hope you had a wonderful time, and will remember...
Is it safe to come to Prague?
The US State Department has released a travel alert for Americans travelling in Europe. The alert warns tourists to be careful as there is a heightened chance of al-Qa’ida attacks and specifically mentions public spots like transportation and tourist infrastructure (hotels, popular sites) as places...
Prague’s Rockin’ Streets
Prague’s movie stage heritage is well-known; films ranging from Mission: Impossible to The Bourne Identity have all had scenes shot in the City of a Thousand Spires. It’s not just directors and scenographers that take inspiration from Prague’s magic, but musicians too.
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Best of: Prague’s Overlooked Museums
No will dispute the fact that Prague’s a pretty cultural place. With its musical heritage alone, culture vultures are in heaven. Museums too aren’t difficult to find, with Dox, Center for Contemporary Art, the Mucha Museum and the Museum of Decorative Arts being a few of the most popular. But there...


