Bisected by the picturesque Vltava River, the “City of a Hundred Spires” is also a wonderfully walkable urban center, with many of the top attractions located within easy strolling distance ...

In a bid to attract new recruits, the Czech Army transformed Prague's riverfront into a live demonstration of military ...

We paused midway across, captivated by the view of the Vltava River reflecting the ancient cityscape. Below the bridge, we discovered the Charles Bridge Museum. The exhibits brought the bridge’s ...

This expansive park, known locally as Letenské sady, dominates the northern edge of the Vltava River that divides city in half. A large red metronome keeps time above Stalin Square, named for an ...

The Vltava River will be the symbol and stage for the 2026 Youth Olympics, which will be held in Prague from 21 to 25 June, bringing together around 4,500 athletes from 14 Czech regions to compete ...

Under the communists, this pedestrian-only bridge crossing the Vltava River was empty, its big Gothic towers and statues of saints coated in black soot. Today it’s a celebration of life ...

which crosses the River Vltava in a haze of statues and 14th-century majesty, taking walkers across to the Mala Strana area. There are attractions here too. “Mala Strana” is generally ...

“The Military Forest Management and Vltava River Basin were negotiating with each other to set up the project and address issues regarding ownership of land,” zoologist Jiri Vlček told the ...