Prague Travel Blog

Welcome Spring! The weather report may not agree, but March 20 is the first day of spring and Prague is waiting! Everyone is ready for a little sunshine and warmer weather; museums are opening new exhibitions, the festival circuit is moving into full gear and oh so soon outdoor tables will squeeze out...

Chinese New Year has come and gone, so this weekend celebrate Tibetan New Year at the New Town Hall. Tibetan New Year, called Losar, will be welcoming the year 2138. Organized by the NGO Dzogchen and members of the local Buddhist community, Losar offers a variety of fun times for all ages. On the program...

Yes, it seems a bit strange to be celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia in Prague, however the Indonesian embassy has prepared a fun (and free!) evening of very cool entertainment. Called Gempita Merdeka, the program includes a dance performance by a West Javan cultural troupe,...

Summer is still going strong in Prague. While many of the big venues are still closed for their summer holidays; creative people have stepped up to offer loads of fun and entertainment all around town. Here are our picks for three super August events. The International Folklore Festival will offer singing,...

Prague is a good place to visit with your family, admittedly though at first glance you can’t see it. A really old castle and bridge? Not a lot for the average kid to get excited about. In the interest of globe trotting families however, we’ve put together a Prague for Kids guide that’ll keep the...