Articles about living in the Czech Republic – whether they are about real estate, tips, useful information, things that expats need/should know, etc.
Moving to Brno? We are here to tell you everything you need to know: how to pay the waste taxes, rent a bike for free, how to buy a transport ticket and what is šalina. Read all about it here.
Moving to a new city becomes a challenge if you are unprepared for all the unexpected and surprising sides of its personality. When it comes to Brno, you are meeting a Dragon (the official symbol of Brno and its old legend) who is about to bite you unless you learn its tricks. We are ready to teach you!
#LifeInCzechia Finding a nice place to live in the Czech Republic can be challenging. You may come across two different types of offers – renting and subletting. The problem is, they look pretty similar. But watch out, they differ in key aspects. Before signing a contract, have a look at this article and learn the specifics.
On Tuesday (September 17th) the European Commission proposed to extend a smoking ban to even more public areas. The new regulation would apply to traditional tobacco products, vapes, e-cigarettes, and heated tobacco. The 2009 Council Recommendation strengthened smoke-free legislation within public spaces, as well as EU cooperation on tobacco control. This created a strong base for the new legislation, which will probably come into force next year. Here is what we know for now …
What is St. Wenceslas Day? What to expect from it and how it will affect your #LifeInCzechia? We know everything about it. You see, when September comes, it comes with many pleasantries, including St. Wenceslas Day celebrated on September 28th, when the Czech Republic also celebrates Statehood Day, and there are a few things you definitely need to know about it.
#LifeInCzechia Autumn in the Czech Republic brings a special treat that many locals eagerly anticipate: Burčák. This young, partially fermented wine is a beloved seasonal drink, especially in the Moravian region. Let’s explore what Burčák is, how it’s made, and why it holds a special place in Czech hearts.
Congratulations on your move to a new apartment in Czechia! Whether you’re relocating within the country or moving here for the first time, there are a few essential steps you need to take after settling in. This guide will walk you through the key tasks, from reporting your address change to handling utilities and other practical matters.
As Pilsen continues to expand its paid parking zones, navigating parking regulations can be challenging, especially for foreign residents. If you’re staying in Pilsen long-term, it’s essential to know how to obtain a parking card (rezidenční karta) to simplify your parking experience. This guide will walk you through the process in simple steps.
Whether you’re a local or a traveler, the city offers a range of delicious and creative plant-based options that cater to all tastes. Here’s a guide to some of the best vegan and vegetarian spots in Pilsen that you should definitely check out.
#LifeInCzechia Wine festivals are a beloved tradition in the Czech Republic, particularly in the Moravian region. Two of the most famous events are the Pálava Wine Harvest Festival (Pálavské Vinobraní) and the Znojmo Wine Festival (Znojemské Vinobraní). These festivals offer a fantastic opportunity to taste delicious wines, enjoy local culture, and have a great time with friends and family. Let’s take a closer look at these wonderful events.
#LifeInCzechia Canning and preserving food is a beloved tradition in the Czech Republic. For generations, families have been using these methods to keep their favorite foods fresh and delicious throughout the year. Let’s explore the history, process, and some helpful tips and tricks for successful canning and preserving.
