On Friday, the BODY WORLDS exhibition opens at Prague’s Westfield Chodov shopping centre. The show, created by German anatomist Gunther von Hagens, invites visitors on an impressive journey into the inner workings of the human body.

The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) is launching the tender for the new tram line Malovanka – Strahov. Construction is planned to begin in spring 2026. The 1.3-kilometre line is intended to relieve bus traffic and make local public transport more efficient.

Live Nation Czech Republic and Metronome Prague are joining forces: Metronome 2026 will take place at Letňany Airport. The first headliner is Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

A new survey reveals which government coalition Czechs would prefer following Sunday’s election. The most support goes to an alliance of ANO, SPD and Motoristé – both as a majority and as a minority government.

The capital city of Prague is advancing preparations for the construction of the high-speed line to Brno. A new memorandum is intended to ensure that the major VRT Praha project is closely aligned with urban development in Prague 10.

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton is back. The English rock and blues musician has announced his European tour for 2026, with concerts in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary – including a show at Prague’s O2 Arena at the beginning of May 2026.

The residents of Prague 1 have spoken: in a local referendum, voters expressed strong support for several changes in the district – from stricter rules for e-scooters to barrier-free public toilets.

Former rugby professional Nicolaas Uys brings the authentic taste of his homeland to the Czech Republic with his bistro, Saffa Maso. What began as a small hobby has grown into a success story centred around traditional biltong and South African delicacies.

On a stretch of around 47 kilometres of the D3 motorway near České Budějovice, the Ministry of Transport is launching a pilot project: drivers may now test driving at speeds of up to 150 km/h.

The parliamentary election in the Czech Republic has been decided: the ANO movement led by Andrej Babiš has emerged as the clear winner, though it fell short of an absolute majority. In total, six parties will enter the Chamber of Deputies – with a record turnout of almost 69 per cent.

With more than 90% of the votes counted, Andrej Babiš’s ANO movement holds a clear lead over SPOLU. However, an outright majority remains out of reach – the election winner will have to look for a coalition partner.

The Mattoni Liberec Trail Run 2025 will bring the RunCzech season to a spectacular close on Sunday. With both main races sold out and more than 3,400 runners taking part, the event combines international competition, family-friendly fun and the natural beauty of the Jizera Mountains.

The Národní technické muzeum is celebrating several significant railway anniversaries this year. A new exhibition tells the story of the railway in an original way – from its beginnings, through technological innovations, to its impact on everyday life.

The Czech government has cleared the way for one of the largest urban development projects in Prague. Around 120,000 square metres of state-owned land near Letňany underground station are to be transferred to municipal ownership – intended for housing and social facilities.

President Petr Pavel addressed the nation with a heartfelt appeal to citizens: everyone should go to the parliamentary elections on 3 and 4 October. Those who do not vote leave the decision about the country’s future to others.

Václav Havel Airport Prague is making travelling more convenient from October 2025: at Terminal 2, passengers are allowed to carry significantly more liquids in their hand luggage.

After a thorough refurbishment, the V Zátiší restaurant in Prague has reopened its doors. This long-established venue now presents itself with a fresh concept, placing greater emphasis on regional produce and modern gastronomy.

The revised estimate from the Czech Statistical Office confirmed that the Czech economy grew by 2.6 per cent year-on-year in the second quarter of this year.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s government unanimously approved the draft state budget for 2026. The plan includes significantly higher spending on national defence and record-level investments across a wide range of sectors.

The third edition of the Czech Strategic Technologies catalog has been launched at the Černínský palác, the seat of Czech diplomacy.

Prague Airport has once again received international recognition: for the second time in a row, it has been awarded the prestigious Routes World Award. The jury particularly praised the successful development of new flight connections and the close cooperation with airlines.

Czech billionaire Strnad is set to become the majority owner of FC Viktoria Plzeň. Together with the existing management, he intends to strengthen the club on the sporting side, expand youth development, and ensure long-term economic stability.

The Czech capital is experiencing a sharp rise in Hepatitis A infections. The city is responding with awareness campaigns and tighter hygiene measures in public spaces.

Budějovický Budvar is planning a comprehensive modernisation of its site under the motto “Open and Green Brewery.” The project aims to transform the brewery into a modern, ecological, and publicly accessible meeting point, turning it into a new tourist attraction for České Budějovice.

With the release of two new sections of the D6 motorway, the completion of the route between Prague and Karlovy Vary moves a step closer. The 14.4-kilometre stretch eases traffic in the region and reduces travel time between the Czech capital and Karlovy Vary.

Today marks the end of the exhibition of the Bohemian Crown Jewels at St Vitus Cathedral in Prague. This evening, in keeping with long-standing tradition, they will be placed back in the Crown Chamber by seven keyholders.

The Rock for People Festival in Hradec Králové will run for five days in 2026 and once again feature international top acts. On the additional Sunday, 14 June, Iron Maiden will celebrate 50 years on stage.

The European Commission has transferred another tranche from the EU recovery fund NextGenerationEU to the Czech Republic. Brussels is providing around €1.6 billion to support reforms in the energy sector and investments in healthcare.

Passengers on the Prague Metro should prepare for disruptions this weekend. On Line A, services will be completely suspended between Dejvická and Želivského due to the modernisation of the train protection system.

A new mixture of methamphetamine (Pervitin) and Fentanyl has sparked alarm at a music festival in the Czech Republic, with even small amounts potentially life-threatening.

A new poll by the STEM institute, conducted shortly before the parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic, is stirring shifts in party preferences. While ANO, led by Andrej Babiš, falls below the 30-percent mark for the first time in years, the governing coalition SPOLU is on the rise again.

Going to the pub is becoming increasingly costly for Czechs. Since 2019, the price of draught beer has gone up by more than half. Many guests therefore now prefer to stay at home.

From January to the end of August 2025, a total of 953,433 passenger cars rolled off production lines in the Czech Republic – a decline of 2.1 per cent compared with the previous year.

Prague will turn into a melting pot of cultures this weekend: the first Expat Culture Festival brings music, art, and cuisine from across the globe to the Cross Club in Holešovice.

Mama’s Burger has arrived in Prague: the popular Czech burger chain has opened its first branch at Beachklub Ládví. Star chef Zdeněk Pohlreich is on board, supporting the concept of high-quality street food.

The Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) has completed the renovation of the tram line at U Výstaviště ahead of schedule. Trams will resume service on the night of 1 October 2025 – a full ten days earlier than originally planned.

In mid-September 2025, three Czech banks, Česká spořitelna, ČSOB and Raiffeisenbank introduced the new service “Vklad na kartu”. For the first time, customers can deposit cash nationwide directly into accounts via ATMs of other banks.

From Friday, the magical light and adventure park Wonderland will once again open its doors in Prague-Letňany. Families can look forward to dazzling installations, interactive adventures, and exciting new attractions.

Prague now has a new destination for contemporary Czech art: KodlContemporary has opened in Pařížská Street. The gallery blends architectural history with innovative exhibition formats and caters to art enthusiasts from around the world.

Škoda Auto has produced its four-millionth SUV, meeting the strong customer demand for this type of vehicle. The brand’s first modern SUV was the Yeti, launched in 2009.

At the beginning of October, Plzeň once again transforms into a mecca for beer lovers: the traditional Pilsner Fest features international beers, brewery tours, and live music.

Less than two weeks before parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic, the ANO movement of former prime minister Andrej Babiš remains clearly the strongest party, according to a new STEM survey. The governing coalition Spolu continues to lose support.

Prague 1 has launched a new awareness campaign aimed at tourists. The goal is to protect the quality of life for residents while also preserving the historic city centre for all visitors.

British singer and songwriter Raye, one of the biggest names in contemporary pop, will perform at Prague’s O2 Arena end of January next year.

The municipality of Písečná in the Pardubice Region has won the title of “Village of the Year 2025”. The long-standing competition has been celebrating the dedication and creativity of rural communities for nearly three decades.

On Saturday, the Křižík Fountain in Prague became the stage for the national final of Red Bull Dance Your Style 2025. The big winner of the evening was Brno’s Jan “Lil H” Ničovský, who thereby qualified for the world final in Los Angeles this October.

KFC is coming under increasing pressure in the Czech Republic. The Food Inspection has, for the first time, officially confirmed that expired meat was used in a branch in Liberec.

Following recent rainfall, mushrooms are once again thriving across the Czech Republic. The best conditions can currently be found in Bohemia and eastern Moravia – yet experts continue to warn of possible poisoning.

RegioJet has entered the Polish market with its first service between Kraków and Warsaw, stepping into competition with PKP Intercity.

Ten years ago, the Blanka Tunnel Complex in Prague was opened – the largest construction project of its kind in the Czech Republic. Today, it is indispensable to the capital’s traffic and is considered a central lifeline for motorists.