What do Rokycany and Nepomuk have in common? More than you think! The area stretching from the Berounka to the Otava is connected by the little-explored nature of the Brdy.
Discover Prague and its surroundings through remarkable military museums and memorial sites that bring Czech history vividly to life. From the newly reconstructed Army Museum Žižkov and one of Europe’s largest aviation collections in Kbely to the extensive military technology exhibits in Lešany and the powerful National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrichiad, these places offer a deeper look at courage, conflict, resistance and the stories that shaped the country’s modern history.
Boskovice will once again become the venue for a multi-genre festival focused on alternative culture at the beginning of the holidays, connecting the historical environment of the town with contemporary art. The 34th edition of the festival for the Jewish Quarter will take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, offering four days of music, theater, film, performances, visual arts, lectures, interviews, and discussions, including a program for children.
The way Czech families spend their free time has significantly changed in recent years. More and more parents are looking for activities that allow them to spend time together with their children outside the home, and there is a growing interest in events that can combine fun, movement, and meaningful programs.