Eat Lentils, Get Rich: Czech New Year Traditions

Czechs believe that you should eat lentils on New Year’s Day because they will bring you good fortune. There is … More

Christmas Superstitions in the Czech Republic

Cultures all over the world have their unique Christmas superstitions. The Czech Republic is known for being one of the … More

10 Czech Cities To Visit From Prague

There are many great Czech cities to visit. This beautiful country may be small, but it has a lot more … More

Burčák: Why Do Czech’s Drink Wine Before It’s “Ready”?

Burčák, also known as young wine, is a popular late summer/early fall beverage in various European countries. But Burčák is … More

10 Reasons to Live in Prague, Czech Republic

There are many more than 10 reasons to live in Prague, but I’ll need to write an entire book to … More

Jan Hus Day: Anniversary of Martyrdom

The name Jan Hus may not ring a bell to too many people who haven’t lived in the Czech Republic. … More

Love Day in the Czech Republic: May 1st

“Love day? Did she just misspell labour day?!” you may be asking yourself. So technically, today is a public holiday … More

Easter Pussy Willow Whips: Czech Tradition

In the past few weeks I have had dozens of views on my article about nudity in the Czech Republic. … More

Czech Halloween – Dusicky & Anti-Vampire Measures for the Dead

Czech Halloween (Dusicky) and the reason Czechs take “anti-vampire” measures with their corpses…

Best Tea House (with Beer) in Prague: A Maze In Tchaiovna

Our favorite place in Prague.