Every Czech child and adult knows and loves Krteček and his little friends. It was the year 1957 and the only Czechoslovak channel just broadcasted the first episode of what was to become an inseparable part of the childhood of basically every Czech person since then and of many around the world.
November 2 is when the Czech remember their dead. And here’s what happens on this day that is called Dušičky.
October 28 marks the anniversary of the creation of the independent Czechoslovak state.
A little bit about the Day of Czech Statehood and St. Wenceslas.
What was the Velvet Revolution and why is it called “velvet”?
The prestigious magazine CzechDesign has voted Brno the most stylish city of the Czech Republic. And here’s why.
Do you wonder what the most common Czech Baby names are? Luckily, the Czech Statistical Office has been keeping track of the baby names for quite a few years so we can give you an exact answer! Read on!
Karlovy Vary is a star among the spa cities of Czech Republic. Not only the locals but also thousands of foreigners choose it as their destination every year to relax and cure their ailments. And there’s one more thing you should know about the city…
Prague is a place worth visiting but sightseeing with children can be challenging. That’s why we’ve made this list of places to go with children in Prague so you can enjoy some tourism in Prague with the occasional breaks for your little or big ones.
Thirsty? Here are the most typical Czech Beverages that you’ll get in (almost) every pub and restaurant.