Celebrating Witch Burning: Czech Republic’s End-April Fest

#LifeInCzechia As winter waves goodbye and the air fills with the promise of spring, the Czech Republic embraces a unique and lively tradition known as Čarodějnice, or Witch Burning Night. Held on the evening of April 30th, this celebration marks an important date in the Czech calendar, heralding the end of cold days and welcoming the warmth of spring with open arms and fiery festivities.

April Fools is Today! Prank And Joke Ideas

April Fool’s Day is the one day of the year where mischief and mild chaos reign supreme. It’s a time to share a laugh with friends, family, and even coworkers, provided everything is all in good fun and nobody gets hurt or overly embarrassed. If you’re looking for some simple and hilarious pranks to pull this April 1st, you’ve come to the right place.

Celebrating Easter Across Europe: A Rich Tapestry of Traditions

 All over Europe, people get excited for Easter and have different ways of celebrating it. This makes Easter special in each country, showing off Europe’s rich mix of cultures and history. From the quiet walks in Spain to looking for eggs in the UK, every place has its own special way to celebrate Easter. Let’s take a closer look at how some countries in Europe enjoy this spring festival.

Top 5 Weekend Trips Accessible from Prague and Brno

Whether you’re starting from Prague or Brno, the Czech Republic’s geographical heart in Central Europe provides the perfect springboard for exploring the surrounding countries. And the best part is that you can also reach them by car, bus or train. Each city within reach offers its unique blend of culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes, making for an ideal weekend escape. Here’s a look at some of the most enticing weekend destinations nearby, including the distance from both biggest Czech cities to help you plan your trip.

November 17 – Why Do We Celebrate This Day?

#LifeInCzechia November 17 holds special significance in the history of the Czech Republic. It commemorates two events of great importance – the International Students’ Day and the Freedom and Democracy Day. These milestones happened 50 years apart. What are they about? Why has this day become a national holiday? Let’s find out in the article!

Commemorating the Dead in 3 Different Cultures

Cultural traditions often reveal the unique beliefs, values, and histories of a society. While death is a universal experience, the way it is commemorated varies greatly across different cultures. Let’s explore and compare three distinct celebrations that honor the deceased: All Souls’ Day in the Czech Republic, Halloween in the United States, and the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Each one showcases the diverse ways in which people remember and celebrate those no longer here.

Brno Dam

#LifeInCzechia Did you know that it is scientifically proven that it is vital for people to just stop and stare at water? It is an extremely relaxing activity for our brain. We might not have a sea in Czechia, but we do have a beautiful dam in Brno, famous for the number of activities you can do here. Whether you are going for a walk, picnic or run, Brno Dam is a place where you can enjoy your sunny day!