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Sick in Prague? How to Find a Doctor Who Speaks Your Language

Getting sick is stressful, and being in a foreign country can make it harder. Expats in Prague often face challenges when trying to see a doctor, from booking appointments to explaining symptoms or understanding instructions in Czech. Language Can Make a Difference Misunderstandings about treatment, medication, or follow-up care can make visits more complicated. Some clinics have staff who speak multiple languages, including English, German, Ukrainian, Spanish, French, and Italian. This helps patients communicate clearly and understand their care. For families or patients with ongoing conditions, having multilingual staff can make appointments far less stressful. Access to Different Specialists Prague offers a wide range of healthcare services. General practitioners, pediatricians, and dentists are available, alongside more specialized care in cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, ENT, gastroenterology, neurology, and psychiatry. Knowing which clinic can handle your needs is especially useful for expats who want reliable care without long waits or confusing procedures. Preventive Care and Check-Ups Regular check-ups are important for detecting potential health issues early. Some clinics provide programs to help patients schedule preventive exams and screenings. Pregnant women, for example, can access comprehensive maternity care that monitors both their health and the baby’s development. Options for Multilingual Care Among the clinics...

by Prague Morning Mar 22, 2026

Celebrate Easter at Mariánské Square with Charity Markets and Folk Traditions

Once again, the capital is hosting its successful Easter celebration in Mariánské Square. From Friday, March 20, until Monday, April 6, Prague residents and visitors will have the opportunity to experience a pleasant festive atmosphere and buy Easter products from non-profit organizations, protected workshops, and small craftsmen at the markets in the city center. The event will be enriched by a vibrant cultural program, an open-air exhibition of photographs showcasing the most beautiful folk costumes, and a special display featuring traditional Czech attire alongside the Mayor’s Easter Collection. The official opening of the traditional markets, accompanied by a festive program in Mariánské Square, will take place this Friday with the participation of representatives of the capital. Visitors can explore a variety of stalls offering painted Easter eggs, braided Easter whips, ceramics, and textile products. Ten of the stands will be dedicated to social enterprises, sheltered workshops, and local artisans. The market’s offerings will be further complemented by Easter delicacies, beverages, and seasonal spring specialties. Easter in Mariánské Square will also feature a rich accompanying program. On selected weekends, visitors can enjoy folk music, dance performances, theater, and creative workshops for children. A highlight of this year’s event is the outdoor...

by Prague Morning Mar 17, 2026
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