Franz Kafka (1883-1924) is inseparable from Prague. The great writer and the city are intimately linked, something I have come to realize over time. The famous German-language Czech novelist, one of the greatest authors of […]
Holešovice: Prague’s up-and-coming neighborhood
Like many Praguers, I now spend much more time in a neighborhood on the left bank called Holešovice. A contemporary artmuseum , cultural centers, restaurants, and electronic music clubs have recently made this industrial-era neighborhood […]
My 8 tips for celebrating Valentine’s Day in Prague in 2026!
Prague is an extremely romantic city! Try to book a romantic hotel or even a luxury hotel if you’re coming to Prague for Valentine’s Day—it could impress your significant other! In this article, I give […]
Trdelník or chimney cake, a Prague cake that isn’t Czech at all (but that’s okay!)
In this article, discover this pastry that has become emblematic of Prague. At the end of the page, you’ll find my tips for eating it warm on the go (and even making it yourself). Some […]
Where can you change euros in Prague at the best rate?
Avoid all the little scams and find the best exchange offices “Where do you change your euros in Prague?” (because you’ll lose out if you change them in your country). This is often the first […]
The 10 must-sees in Prague (For a successful visit!)
A summary of my tips and recommendations for a successful stay in the “city of a hundred spires”! As a journalist and writer of tourist guides to Prague, I’ve lived in the Czech capital for […]
November in Prague: Don’t miss Saint Martin’s Day and its new wine!
If you’re visiting Prague in November, St. Martin’s Day is just one more holiday to add to your program. Every November 11, Czechs celebrate St. Martin (or Martin of Tours, Roman Catholic saint and 4th-century […]
Visit Prague in November 2025: 3 holidays not to be missed!
If you visit Prague in November, you’ll be able to discover and take part in three very important Czech holidays: All Saints’ Day (November 1 and 2), St. Martin’s Day and, above all, the celebration […]
Public holidays in the Czech Republic: preparing for your stay in Prague
The Czechs have 13 days off. So before you set foot in Prague airport, take a look at the Czech calendar to avoid being surprised by a public holiday and possible site or museum closures. […]
Prague’s best dinner shows
The Middle Ages can be considered a golden age in Czech lands. Many tales and legends tell of medieval Prague. You can also relive this glorious past in the beautiful vaulted cellar of a tavern […]