Prague

‘Waves’ captures thrill and tragedy of resistance at Prague radio station in ’68 - review

Much of Waves is about the exhilaration of resisting, and how exciting it can be to give people the knowledge they need, which is being kept from them, to make their own decisions.

FROM LEFT: Vojtech Vodochodský, Stanislav Majer, and Tatiana Pauhofová in ‘Waves.’
THE ELEGANT Hotel Elbresidenz in Bad Schandau, located in the heart of Saxon Switzerland.

Northern Czechia travel guide: Rock cities, forest trails, and Saxon Switzerland

Setting up square.

Engolement: Once you find your inner golem, life in the shtetl will never be the same - review

THE COLORFUL and beautiful Jerusalem Synagogue.

Prague’s spires whisper Maharal’s hidden history


World’s 1st virtual Jewish center aims to revitalize a declining minority

“At Prague’s synagogues, you can come, pray and that’s pretty much it. It feels like something new in a community where little has happened in a long time.”

Prague has a rich Jewish history and inspiring Jewish presence

Soviet labor camp found where monument of Stalin once stood in Prague

It's been almost 60 years since the 51-foot statue of Stalin was brought down.

A woman walks past a bust of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in an exhibit dedicated to the Battle of Stalingrad

Be active in Bohemia

Bring your favorite sportswear with you. You can rent the rest on-site.

Mount Jestě ̌d rises above Liberec with a unique hotel and a television transmitter at its top.

The Hana Greenfield Memorial Swim

This annihilated Jewish community had a life and a history, and we wanted it to be remembered and not erased, remembered and not forgotten.

Murray and Hana Greenfield’s granddaughters Shirona and Daniela at the second annual swim in 2019

Paving stones in Prague tourist district were cut from Jewish gravestones

The discovery confirmed Jewish community suspicions that communist authorities in the 1980s used Jewish grave markers for building materials.

The medieval Charles Bridge in Prague

Prague's mayor under police protection due to 'risk on his life'

At least one Czech investigative outlet claimed that the protection was due to the mayor being the target of a Russian poisoning plot

Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib signs the Pact of Free Cities at the Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, December 16, 2019.

Prague Jewish community fears for welfare aid for Holocaust survivors

The community is having to tap its reserves to pay for welfare services for Holocaust survivors that tourists usually help fund.

The Pinkas Synagogue in central Prague. The walls in the synagogue are overwritten with some 80,000 names of the Czech Jews who died in the Holocaust

'Einstein in Bohemia': A forgotten chapter for the famed scientist

In Einstein in Bohemia, Michael Gordin provides a meticulously researched, accessible, and fascinating portrait of Einstein, filtered “through the lens of his ties to Habsburg Prague.”

The medieval Charles Bridge in Prague

A Czech mate in Jewish Prague

Hoffberg advises spending three to four hours for the tour, to enable stops at all the vital destinations, of which there are many.

A synagogue in Prague

Prague will return pieces of Jewish gravestones used as cobblestones

The Czech Jewish community has called for the removal and return of the stones for years. Stones uncovered during future excavation work will be returned.

THE CLOCK with Hebrew letters and counterclockwise dial on the Jewish Town Hall in Prague, next to the  Old-New Synagogue, is a salient feature of the Jewish Quarter