Latest news from Prague.
With flat prices rising in central Prague, buyers are turning to new savings strategies and city grant programs to get their deposit together sooner.
As Prague’s property boom continues, residents and developers battle over the shape of the city’s future, with a disputed Vršovice project now at the center.
Vinohrady flats now average 55 days on market as discounts widen across the city.
With property prices outpacing incomes, an innovative strategy known as 'rent-vesting' is attracting attention among ambitious young professionals.
With clearing rates climbing and competition fierce, would-be buyers need a game plan to secure apartments across Prague’s most desirable districts.
As Prague's rental market faces unprecedented pressure, tenants must think strategically to secure new homes
The Žižkov district is poised for transformation, with potential for significant returns on investment for those who get in early.
From Letná Park boot camps to riverfront yoga sessions, July's outdoor fitness calendar is packed — and it won't cost you a koruna.
From Žižkov market stalls to Holešovice co-ops, eating healthily in Prague doesn't have to drain your wallet — if you know where to look.
From the Vltava riverbank to the leafy lanes of Stromovka, Prague's network of beginner-friendly cycling paths is longer and better-signed than most residents realise.
Prague's wellness scene is booming, but many residents still don't know which professional to call first when stress, anxiety or low mood starts to bite.
As summer temperatures push into the mid-30s, the Czech capital's open-air pools and river bathing spots are drawing fitness swimmers away from chlorine-heavy indoor lanes.
The municipal council is funding group exercise classes for residents aged 60 and over, no registration fee required — and the first sessions are already full.
From kvass at Náplavka to kimchi in Žižkov, Prague's fermented food scene is quietly becoming one of the city's most compelling wellness stories.
From walk-in crisis centres in Žižkov to low-cost therapy hotlines running around the clock, the Czech capital has more publicly funded support than its citizens realise.
Group fitness sessions in the city's parks have exploded this summer, drawing hundreds of residents away from gym memberships and into the open air.
With grocery prices up and salaries stretched, Prague's markets, community kitchens and neighbourhood co-ops are showing that healthy food doesn't have to cost a fortune.
The global parkrun movement has quietly taken root across Prague's green spaces, and knowing which course suits your fitness level could transform your weekend routine.
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