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Prague’s Board Game Café BB&B Opens Second Location in Palmovka

It has been nine years since the first modern board game café opened in Vršovice. Since 2017, Bohemia Boards & Brews has been the main spot in Prague to grab a beer and play something from a library of hundreds of games. Now, the team is finally expanding to a second location in Palmovka. This new space is a major upgrade: it has a full kitchen, a summer garden, and a focus on shorter, social games. We sat down with the founder Douglas to talk about the move and why people are still ditching their phones for board games. What made you leave corporate life for a board game café? I’d been working in marketing and branding for several years. I noticed board game cafés taking off in North America and the UK, but in Prague, there was nothing like it—no dedicated places where adults could play games while enjoying food and drinks. I knew the concept would work here. We opened as the first of our kind and were busy from day one. What’s kept Vršovice thriving, and why expand now to Palmovka? Vršovice succeeded because people genuinely love games and still want to go out. We built a...

 by Prague Morning Feb 12, 2026

Comic-Con Prague 2026 Announces First Guests

Comic-Con Prague has begun confirming its first guests and programme details ahead of the 2026 edition, scheduled for 13–15 March at the O₂ universe. Actors Giancarlo Esposito and Iain Glen are among the main international names announced so far, joined by several figures from Czech film, television and the comic book scene. Esposito, known for roles in Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and The Mandalorian, will attend alongside Glen, widely recognised as Jorah Mormont from Game of Thrones. Organisers say more foreign guests will be confirmed in the coming weeks. The festival will also host actors Craig Fairbrass and Vincent Regan, both connected with Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece. On the Czech side, veteran actor Jiří Lábus is expected to take part, bringing a career that spans theatre, film, television and well-known dubbing work. According to organisers, this year’s programme will again combine celebrity appearances with discussions, competitions and themed exhibitions. A special edition of the quiz show Superlov is planned, along with a discussion featuring Czech voice actors from The Vampire Diaries, offering insight into how the popular series was dubbed for local audiences. The literary section will include the launch of the Czech-Polish anthology Poslední výstřel (The...

 by Prague Morning Feb 12, 2026

Same-Day Parcels Now Available Through Bolt in Prague

Bolt is now entering the courier market in Prague with its new service, Bolt Send. The platform allows both private and business users to send small parcels, forgotten items, or gifts on the same day, often within minutes, all through the Bolt app. Bolt Send simplifies the delivery process. Unlike traditional courier services, it does not require users to calculate postage based on weight, size, or shape, eliminating complicated forms, phone calls to dispatch centers, or spreadsheets. Pricing is straightforward and comparable to the standard Bolt ride. Users can track their shipment in real time within the app, ensuring transparency at every step. Sending a package is simple: once an order is placed, the sender hands it to the Bolt driver, who delivers it directly to the recipient. Thanks to a broad network of partner drivers, Bolt Send promises faster delivery than conventional couriers. “Customers can now send and receive parcels quickly within the same app they already use for rides. This saves time and reduces short car trips,” said Josef Rückl, CEO of Bolt Czech Republic. “Bolt Send is part of our effort to make cities more sustainable and reduce unnecessary car use, contributing to cleaner urban environments.” The...

 by Prague Morning Feb 11, 2026

Citizens Have Spoken: New Prague Bridge Will Be Called Dvorecký Bridge

Prague residents have spoken: the new bridge under construction between Podolí and Zlíchov will be named Dvorecký Bridge. A public vote conducted by the city at the end of January showed a decisive preference for the geographical name, with nearly 78 percent of voters backing it over the alternative, Agnes of Bohemia Bridge. Out of 7,595 votes cast online and in person, 5,914 supported Dvorecký Bridge, while 1,680 favored Agnes of Bohemia. Only one ballot was invalid. The city will now consider the expert opinion of the Topographical Commission of the Prague City Council to ensure historical and linguistic accuracy before councilors make the final decision. Deputy Mayor Jaromír Beránek, responsible for transport, noted that 7,299 people participated online, a record turnout compared with previous polls such as the naming of the pangolin Šiška. The results closely mirrored the paper ballot submissions at city districts and registry offices, which also favored the Dvorecký name. Prague 4 and 5 residents participating in paper voting cast 296 ballots in total, with 245 supporting Dvorecký Bridge. At registry offices, the results were less one-sided: 75 votes went to Dvorecký Bridge and 43 to Agnes of Bohemia. “The working name Dvorecký Bridge has become...

 by Prague Morning Feb 11, 2026

Cocaine Hidden in Cakes Smuggled from Germany to Prague, Police Say

Czech anti-drug investigators have charged seven foreign nationals and one Czech citizen over a scheme that allegedly moved large quantities of cocaine and other drugs from Germany into the Czech Republic. Authorities say the group transported more than 30 kilograms of cocaine, along with other substances, before arrests began earlier this year. The investigation, carried out with German police, led to the seizure of 4.8 kilograms of cocaine during an operation code-named “Nightmare.” Officers also confiscated nearly six kilograms of marijuana, methamphetamine, hashish, ketamine, MDMA mixtures, LSD and hallucinogenic mushrooms. Cash exceeding half a million Czech crowns, a vehicle, a hydraulic press used in drug preparation and a luxury watch valued at over 400,000 crowns were also taken. According to investigators, the operation relied on a repeated travel pattern between Prague and Berlin. Couriers were driven to the German capital, where they temporarily rented apartments. There they allegedly bought two to three kilograms of cocaine at a time, typically compressed into brick-sized packages, alongside cakes later used for concealment. Each cocaine batch reportedly cost about €25,000. Back in Prague, the drugs were resold at higher prices. Forensic findings suggest that 100 grams of cocaine could sell for between 100,000 and...

 by Prague Morning Feb 11, 2026

St. Matthew’s Fair Returns to Prague’s Výstaviště from February 21

Prague’s St. Matthew’s Fair (Matějská pouť) will run from February 21 to April 19 at the Výstaviště Exhibition Grounds, marking the start of the spring fair season in the Czech capital. Considered the first spring fair in Prague and the most visited fair in the Czech Republic, the event combines traditional fairground entertainment with modern attractions for both children and adults. The fair occupies a large part of the exhibition complex, from the upper entrance near the tram stops and Sea World down to the lower sections of the grounds. Visitors can expect more than 100 attractions, ranging from historic rides to contemporary amusement installations. Among them are centrifuges, haunted houses, shooting galleries, classic chain carousels, swings, bouncy castles, rocking boats, racetrack rides and the well-known house of laughter. Food stands remain a central part of the experience. Alongside fast-food stalls and sweets, visitors can buy gingerbread hearts, traditionally associated with the fair and commonly taken home as souvenirs. Long History Linked to St. Matthew’s Day The tradition of the fair dates back centuries. Records preserved in the National Library show that the event has been documented since 1595. Originally linked to the celebration of St. Matthew’s Day on February...

 by Prague Morning Feb 10, 2026

Langdon Is Back! Netflix to Film “The Secret of All Secrets” in Prague This Year

Prague’s film industry is heading into a packed year, with several international productions already working in the city and more preparing to arrive. Among the biggest upcoming projects is a Netflix series based on Dan Brown’s novel The Secret of All Secrets. The story places Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon in Prague, where he tracks a killer through streets near Old Town Square. According to production plans, scenes will also involve the historic Klementinum complex and the Folimanka area, where the plot reportedly includes a search for a hidden laboratory. Producers intend to present Prague as itself rather than using it as a stand-in for another city. The project remains tightly guarded. Casting details have not been made public, and the start of filming has not been officially confirmed. The book itself has drawn mixed reactions, particularly regarding its handling of Prague’s past. Still, industry insiders see the television adaptation as a major promotional opportunity. Industry figures see the series as a global showcase for Prague. Showrunner Carlton Cuse, known as one of the key creative forces behind the television series Lost, is leading the project. Other productions continue to fill Prague’s streets. Martin Scorsese has recently been seen in the...

 by Prague Morning Feb 09, 2026

Your Guide to Buying Property in Prague as an Expat: What You Need to Know in 2026

Navigating the Czech real estate market can feel overwhelming for international buyers. Here’s how to make your property purchase smooth, legal, and financially smart. Prague has never been more attractive to international buyers. With property prices continuing their upward trajectory through 2025 and the city cementing its position as Central Europe’s tech and business hub, more expats are asking: “Should I buy instead of rent?” The answer increasingly is yes—but only if you navigate the process correctly. The Czech property market offers competitive value compared to many Western European capitals, but it comes with unique challenges for foreign buyers. Here’s what you need to know. The Current Market: Opportunity Meets Complexity Prague’s residential property market is experiencing what analysts call a “perfect storm” of rising demand and constrained supply. As of early 2026, median apartment prices in Prague stand at approximately 8.1 million CZK (around $393,000 or €334,000), with prices per square meter ranging from 97,000 CZK/m² in outer districts to over 200,000 CZK/m² in Prague 1 and 2. For expats who’ve relocated here for work or lifestyle, this creates a compelling investment case. Prague remains competitively priced compared to Amsterdam (30-40% less) and comparable to Berlin, while offering Central...

 by Prague Morning Feb 09, 2026

National Gallery Prague Turns 230 — But Cuts Exhibition Program

The National Gallery Prague (NGP) will mark 230 years since its founding in 2026, but visitors should expect a slimmer program. Economic pressures have led the institution to scale back exhibitions and public events compared with previous seasons, even as it prepares several key anniversary projects. The anniversary traces back to February 5, 1796, when members of the Society of Patriotic Friends of Art opened a picture gallery in Prague. Enlightened aristocrats and intellectuals, including Franz Joseph of Šternberk-Manderscheid and Franz Antonín Kolowrat-Novohradský, sought to strengthen artistic standards and public cultural life in what was then a provincial Habsburg city. Anniversary exhibitions begin in February The first commemorative exhibition, “Opened for 230 Years,” opened in early February in the Veletržní Palace Korzo. It outlines key moments in the institution’s history and invites visitors to reflect on its development over more than two centuries. A broader anniversary project, “NGP 230,” is scheduled to open at the end of March. Around 70 works from all five gallery collections will be presented in themed sections within the exhibition “1796–1918: Art of a Long Century.” The same period will also feature presentations connected to the UMPRUM Generation Z Biennial. Autumn focus on royalty and...

 by Prague Morning Feb 09, 2026

Prague Hosts Week-Long New Circus Festival “Cirkopolis”

The Cirkopolis contemporary circus festival opens in Prague on Sunday with Tout Rien by the Belgian company Cie Modo Grosso at Palác Akropolis. The biennial event brings together Czech artists with leading French and Belgian performers and runs across several Prague venues until February 14. Performances will take place across several Prague venues, including Palác Akropolis, ARŠE+, La Fabrika, Jatka78, DOX and CIRQUEON, a local hub for contemporary circus training and production. International Program Highlights The opening performance, “Tout Rien” by Belgian artist Alexis Rouvre, explores time and movement through object manipulation. Chains, nets and stones replace traditional juggling props. The work focuses on rhythm, balance and perception rather than spectacle. The production will also appear in Hradec Králové and Ostrava outside the Prague run. French performer Rémi Luchez brings “L’Homme Canon,” a minimalist duet created with Lola Calvet. The piece draws on the image of a human cannonball. The staging avoids technical effects. The focus stays on risk, trust and physical interaction between two performers. Another project, “In Difference,” comes from Jef Everaert and Marica Marinoni, both recognised by the European circus platform circusnext. The performance centres on the Cyr wheel, used here as a shared performance space. The work...

 by Prague Morning Feb 09, 2026

Prague Prepares Major Ukraine War Commemorations on February 24

Prague will host a series of public events in late February marking four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Concerts, rallies, marches, and cultural programs are planned across the city, with organizers framing the anniversary as a moment to show continued support for Ukraine and opposition to the war. The main gathering is scheduled for Tuesday, February 24, when a concert titled Noise for Ukraine will take place near the Russian embassy in the Bubeneč district. The event, organized by the United Islands festival, is set to begin at 5 p.m. and run for about 90 minutes. Confirmed performers include the band Zrní, actor and singer Šimon Bilina, singer and actress Jitka Čvančarová, rapper and poet Cermaque, and musician Kvietah. Organizers say the location near the Russian diplomatic mission is deliberate. According to festival representatives, remaining silent about the war risks signaling acceptance. Diplomatic missions from several countries — including Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Canada — have expressed support for this year’s concert. Festival director Martin Štěrba said the aim is to honor those killed in the conflict and reaffirm democratic values in Europe. A public demonstration will follow the same day...

 by Prague Morning Feb 07, 2026

Globus Launches Door-to-Door Delivery in Prague

Globus has launched its own online grocery delivery service in Prague, marking a major step in the retailer’s push into e-commerce. Customers can now order around 30,000 products through the new Globusonline.cz platform, including fresh food and popular items from the chain’s in-house production. The service officially started on January 27, 2026, initially covering Prague. Expansion to parts of the Central Bohemian Region and Ostrava is planned for spring 2026, with further rollout expected later. According to Globus spokeswoman Aneta Turnovská, the move reflects changing shopping habits. Many customers simply lack time to visit large hypermarkets, while demand for online grocery shopping continues to grow. Fresh food, particularly meat prepared by Globus butchers, is expected to make up a large share of orders. The new platform replaces earlier online ordering options that allowed customers to reserve purchases for pickup in Ostrava and Prague-Zličín. The updated system now combines online ordering, personal pickup in Prague-Čakovice and full home delivery into one service. Integration with the Můj Globus mobile app is planned later this year. Unlike some international retailers that rely on centralized warehouses, Globus has opted for a system built around its existing hypermarkets. The company says this approach allows better...

 by Prague Morning Feb 06, 2026

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