Czech youth are surprisingly outdoorsy – when hungover or not.

A look at the specific European and local regulations that govern digital content distribution and production standards within the region.

Lifestyle and Entertainment Trends in the Czech Republic (Post-COVID-19 Era)

This prestigious annual event is the center of the Czech entertainment industry, drawing Hollywood stars and cinephiles to a picturesque spa town every July.

: Highlighting "forest-immersion" spots across Czechia that focus on quality of life and mindfulness.

The 19th century was the golden age of the ballroom, and the Czech lands were at the heart of it. The , a lively folk dance that originated in Bohemia, took Europe by storm. It first entered the ballrooms of Prague in 1833, and by 1840, it had conquered Paris. For the Prague bourgeoisie, dancing was a central leisure activity, intertwined with associations, national festivities, and the famous "šibřinky" (thematic carnival balls). The popularity of dances like the polka, mazurka, waltz, and quadrille gave rise to a new industry of dance manuals and instructors.