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First Snow and Strong Winds to Hit Czechia This Week

Czechia is bracing for the first snow of the season, with meteorologists warning of strong winds and up to 20 centimeters of snow in some mountain areas starting Monday. According to the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ), a cold front will move across the country at the beginning of the week, bringing a sudden drop in temperatures and unstable weather conditions. The warning highlights a combination of heavy, wet snow and powerful gusts that could complicate travel and disrupt power supplies. Forecasters expect the heaviest snowfall at higher elevations — particularly above 900 meters — in the Šumava region, affecting areas near Prachatice, Klatovy, and Sušice. Roads in these regions could be covered with as much as 20 centimeters of snow. Meteorologists cautioned that wet snow could weigh down trees and power lines, increasing the risk of power outages and damage to forested areas. Drivers heading to mountain regions are urged to prepare for dangerous road conditions. “We recommend checking traffic updates before traveling, using full winter equipment, and carrying snow chains,” the ČHMÚ said. “Vehicles should have winter tires with sufficient tread, and in the mountains, drivers should follow the instructions of the Mountain Rescue Service.” The upcoming cold front...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2025

Archaeologists Unearth 3,000-Year-Old Village in Czech Republic

Traces of a 3,000-year-old village were unearthed in Dašice (Pardubice District) during an investigation conducted ahead of a construction project, according to local report. Archaeologist Tomáš Zavoral of the East Bohemian Museum in Pardubice said that the settlement was semicircular in shape, and that it had a small square and a well lined with wood. Excavation of one of the dwellings revealed its possible entrance, columns, and a wall. Zavoral suggests that the structure had been made with coal and plant materials covered with clay. A masonry roof covered the home. Pottery, bones, and soil samples were collected from the site for dating and further analysis of the landscape. Head of research Kateřina Formánková explained that all findings are being thoroughly documented through drawings and photographs. In cases of particular interest, soil samples are collected for washing or laboratory analysis. The team also cooperates with specialists from other fields, such as natural scientists, who examine plant seeds to help determine the age of the site and what the local environment looked like at the time. According to Zavoral, however, the discovery in these locations was to be expected. Archaeologists frequently discover traces of settlement here. Most recently, two years ago,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2025

Prague Airport Adds 15 New Destinations for Winter Season

Passengers can look forward to a rich offer of winter flights from Prague Airport. The winter flight schedule, which is valid from 26 October 2025 to 28 March 2026, features 15 new destinations, 12 newly operating carriers, and a year-on-year increase in seat capacity of more than 12%. It will be possible to fly from Prague to a total of 127 destinations around the world with 66 airlines. Among the new destinations compared to the 2024/2025 winter operating season are, for example, Amman (Ryanair), Abu Dhabi (Etihad Airways), Beirut (Eurowings), Bordeaux (easyJet, Volotea), Cork (Aer Lingus), Marrakech (Eurowings), Sharjah (Air Arabia), Toulouse (Smartwings), alongside Iasi, Yerevan and Skopje (Wizz Air). New charter flights will complement the offer with, for example, the Maldives, Muscat, and Sharm el-Sheikh. The number of weekly frequencies will also be increased on more than 20 regular routes. These include Athens, Dublin, Reykjavík, Paris, Catania, Copenhagen, and Málaga. In the 2025/2026 winter season, new carriers will be welcomed to Prague, for example, Air Arabia (Sharjah), AJet (Istanbul/SAW), Animawings (Bucharest), alongside airlines which launched their operations to Prague during the last summer season, namely Asiana Airlines (Taipei), Condor (Frankfurt), and Etihad Airways (Abu Dhabi). In total, over 45...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2025

Benefits of Using Modern Tools for Institutional Software Access

Institutions rely heavily on digital systems for education, administration, and collaboration. Modern learning environments depend on reliable software delivery to ensure students and staff can access the resources they need without delay. Traditional computer labs once defined academic technology, but times have changed. Schools and universities now seek flexible, efficient, and secure ways to deliver applications anywhere, on any device. Modern tools for software access redefine that experience and support better outcomes for everyone involved. Improving Flexibility in Software Delivery Education no longer happens only in classrooms. Students expect to work on assignments from home, in libraries, or on the move. Modern access tools make that possible without complicated installations or hardware limitations. Institutions that adopt cloud-based application delivery systems allow users to reach software securely from any device. This flexibility improves participation and supports remote learning initiatives. Whether students work on a campus computer or a personal laptop, they experience the same functionality. Faculty members benefit from the same advantage when preparing lessons or managing grading software. Accessibility from multiple locations keeps productivity high and eliminates dependency on specific lab computers. Reducing IT Burden and Streamlining Management Institutional IT departments face growing demands with limited resources. Managing multiple software...

 by Prague Morning Oct 26, 2025

Future Czech Government Coalition Pledges Continued Ties with EU, NATO

Any possible future referendum will exclude questions about Czechia’s geopolitical alignment, ANO deputy chairman says. The future government coalition of the Czech Republic pledged the country’s continued membership in the EU and NATO on Friday. The upcoming coalition of the ANO party, the Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD) party and the Motorists’ Party agreed to clearly affirm Czechia’s membership in the EU and NATO in a policy statement. ANO deputy chairman Karel Havlicek noted that any future referendum will exclude questions about Czechia’s geopolitical alignment. Motorists’ lawmaker Filip Turek, who is seen as the coalition’s possible foreign minister, pointed to strong transatlantic relations, including with the US. President Petr Pavel, who by law appoints prime ministers and ministers, has urged parties not to rush talks. He and Babis will meet on Monday for an update. Parliament meets on November 3. The first session will elect a new speaker before the resignation of the current cabinet, the earliest time a new prime minister can be appointed. Babis, a Donald Trump fan and ally of Hungary’s Viktor Orban, has flagged more focus on domestic and EU affairs and no support for Ukraine from the national budget, a change from the outgoing centre-right...

 by Prague Morning Oct 25, 2025

Poland Opens Key Highway Links to Czechia, Slovakia and the Baltic Sea.

Poland has inaugurated new sections of its S1 and S3 expressways, improving both international and domestic road connections and easing traffic in local towns. Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Donald Tusk announced the opening of an 8.5 km section of the S1 expressway, the long-awaited Węgierska Górka bypass in southern Poland, which links the country with Slovakia and southern Europe. The route connects the existing stretches between the towns of Żywiec, Przybędza, Milówka, and Szary, and includes two twin-tube tunnels, five viaducts, and three bridges. The project, valued at 1.65 billion złoty (around $370 million), is part of the Trans-European Transport Network. Tusk described it as one of Poland’s most scenic and ambitious road projects. “What I’m about to say may sound strange, but the Czech Republic has access to the sea,” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says in a video on social media. Residents of Węgierska Górka welcomed the bypass, predicting a 30-40% reduction in traffic through the town centre, particularly heavy trucks that previously numbered around 2,000 per day. Officials said the road will primarily serve local and tourist traffic. New bypass connects Baltic coast to Czech border, easing traffic in western Poland Earlier in the week,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 24, 2025

Czechia Among Top 5 Destinations for Digital Nomads

The Czech Republic has been ranked the fifth-best country in the world for digital nomads, outperforming popular destinations such as Portugal, France, and the United Arab Emirates. The ranking, compiled by Global Citizen Solutions and reported by Euronews, assessed factors like visa accessibility, cost of living, and quality of life. The study found that Europe dominates the list, with Spain taking first place, followed by the Netherlands, Uruguay, and Canada. Seven out of the top ten destinations for remote workers are in Europe, confirming the continent’s continued appeal for professionals seeking stability and mobility. Spain secured the top position thanks to its dedicated digital nomad visa, which allows foreigners to work remotely either for international companies or for Spanish-based businesses, provided that domestic work accounts for no more than 20 percent of their total income. From an economic perspective, Spain is described as more affordable than northern European countries, especially in smaller cities where living costs are lower but the quality of healthcare, safety, and services remains high. The Czech Republic, meanwhile, ranked fifth globally and third within Europe, praised for its balance between affordability and high living standards. The country offers a stable environment, well-developed infrastructure, and a relatively...

 by Prague Morning Oct 22, 2025

French Film Festival Brings Cannes Premieres to Prague

The French Film Festival will return to Czechia for its 28th edition from November 20 to 26, 2025, taking place in Prague, Brno, České Budějovice, Hradec Králové, and Ostrava. The festival will feature fourteen new releases, including Cannes Film Festival premieres, a Czech Critics’ Choice competition, and special tributes to Alain Delon and Émilie Dequenne. A large part of this year’s program consists of titles first introduced at Cannes 2025. Among them is Cédric Klapisch’s The Colors of Time, set in late 19th-century Paris, and Stéphane Demoustier’s The Architect, centered on the creation of the La Défense district in Paris. The musical Hello and Thanks! by Amélie Bonnin, which opened the Cannes Festival, will also be screened, alongside Thierry Klifa’s drama The Richest Woman in the World, starring Isabelle Huppert as a cosmetics empire heiress. The festival will also screen Vincent Munier’s nature documentary The Whisper of the Forest, and Rebecca Zlotowski’s psychological drama The Private Life, starring Jodie Foster, Daniel Auteuil, and Virginie Efira. Remembering Émilie Dequenne This year’s festival will pay a heartfelt tribute to Belgian actress Émilie Dequenne, who passed away in spring 2025 at the age of 43. Audiences will have the chance to revisit several...

 by Prague Morning Oct 22, 2025

New Trees to Be Planted in Multiple Public Spaces in Prague 2

Prague 2 is set to grow greener by the end of the year, with plans to plant 31 new trees across twelve public spaces in the district. The initiative will cover well-known locations including Riegrovy Sady, Folimanka, and Karlovo Náměstí, and aims to enhance the parks and public areas for residents and visitors alike. The project, valued at 670,000 crowns excluding VAT, is being carried out by Gartensta Plus, a company that will also manage the care and maintenance of the newly planted trees for the next five years. Funding comes entirely from the Prague 2 city district budget. Among the sites, Riegrovy Sady will receive 12 new trees, Folimanka Park five, Svatopluk Čecha Sady four, and the park above Bělehradská Street two. Additional plantings will take place at Karlovské Předmostí, Karlovo Náměstí, Havlíčkovy Sady, Libušinka, Lumírovy Sady, Sady Bratří Čapků, Na Bělce, and the U Vodárny playground. Deputy Mayor Jan Recman, responsible for environmental matters, highlighted the importance of maintaining greenery in the city center. “Prague 2 is one of the greenest central city districts. Our parks are among the most visited in the metropolis, and we regularly monitor trees and other vegetation. Damaged or pest-infested trees are replaced,...

 by Prague Morning Oct 22, 2025

October 30: Prague’s Baroque Vrtba Garden to Light Up

Twice a year Prague’s high-Baroque Vrtba garden, located on the slope of Petřín Hill, and dating to the 18th century, opens to the public for a “special evening of lights” that sees its stunning grounds illuminated from 5 pm to 9 pm. The garden, designed by František Maxmilián Kaňka for Jan Josef, Count of Vrtba, is one of four Baroque gardens in the Czech capital (the others are Vratislav, Schönborn, and Lobkowicz) and is considered “the most charming garden of its type north of the Alps.” A fresco by Václav Vavřinec Reiner adorns the sala terrena and the gloriette viewpoint offers a complete panorama of the garden as well as vistas of Prague Castle, St. Nicholas, Malá Strana, and the whole of the city. This night event will allow guests to see also the sculptures by Matthias Bernard Braun, and the studio of Mikoláš Aleš bathed in soft, atmospheric light. Entry to the terraced Italian garden is through Vrtba Palace from Karmelitská street. The garden cuts into the Petřín slope and stretches from the courtyard of the palace to the southwest. This Italian-style terraced garden is one of the most beautiful Baroque gardens in Central Europe and is a UNESCO World...

 by Prague Morning Oct 22, 2025

Table with a View: 5 Prague Restaurants Overlooking the City

Sometimes, it’s not just about the food but the atmosphere. Prague offers several restaurants where outstanding dishes are paired with breathtaking views. Here’s a selection of five places where top-class cuisine meets panoramic vistas, turning any dinner into an unforgettable experience. Il Giardino Toscano Ristorante Il Giardino Toscano at the NH Collection Prague hotel offers an experience that begins even before you sit down. The hotel’s cable car takes you directly from Smíchov district to the top of Mrázovka Park. Here, the city’s towers and rooftops unfold before you, creating a sense of escape. On your plate, authentic Tuscan cuisine awaits: homemade pasta, fresh fish, carefully prepared meats, and desserts crafted with high-quality ingredients. The Tuscan-inspired atmosphere, combined with the Prague panorama, makes this restaurant ideal for a romantic dinner, celebration, or business meeting. Ginger & Fred Hidden on the seventh floor of the iconic Dancing House, Ginger & Fred offers one of Prague’s most stunning views. You are within walking distance of the Old Town, Charles Bridge, and Hradčany. Every dish on Chef Ondřej Slanina’s menu is a miniature work of art, both in flavor and presentation, featuring seasonal ingredients. Ginger & Fred is perfect for a leisurely culinary...

 by Prague Morning Oct 21, 2025

Crystal Caviar Brings Czech Glass to the World’s Brightest Stages

In Riyadh, inside one of Saudi Arabia’s most luxurious shopping mall, a ribbon of crystal stretches across the ceiling. Measuring 228 meters, it is among the world’s longest chandeliers. Suspended on nearly invisible cables and sparkling with 44,000 crystal stones and more than 215,000 LED lights, the piece is a technological and artistic triumph showcasing Czech talent. The chandelier was designed by Czech sculptor Jaroslav Prošek, who has built a reputation for blending centuries-old traditions with bold innovation. The work was realized in collaboration with Crystal Caviar, a company that has emerged as one of the most ambitious champions of Czech glass on the global stage. Crystal Caviar was founded in 2010 by Marek Landa, who discovered his mission while working as an engineer on luxury yachts. He noticed that even the most extravagant vessels lacked something essential: a proper chandelier. “I saw seven-star hotels by the sea where everything was perfect, from the furniture to the artwork to the overall finish, but there were only spotlights on the ceiling,” Landa recalls. “That’s when I realized that a crystal chandelier should be the ultimate symbol of luxury.” Together with his wife, he established Crystal Caviar in northern Bohemia, a region...

 by Prague Morning Oct 21, 2025

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