#LifeInCzechia Easter is almost here. This year it will be celebrated from April 7 to 10. Get ready for good food, egg painting, and local traditions. Do you like celebrating it? Or do you want to learn more about how it’s celebrated in Czechia? Don’t worry, we prepared some tips for you across the country.
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Top 7 Cat Cafés across Czechia: MORE THAN JUST YOUR REGULAR CAFÉ
#LifeInCzechia It is always nice to enjoy coffee in a good company. And, what company can be better for a rainy afternoon than a cute cat? Luckily, there are several cat cafés that you can visit in cities like Prague, Brno, Olomouc or Pilsen. Let us tell you more about them!
Top Christmas Events across Czechia to Put You in a Festive Mood
#LifeInCzechia The most wonderful time of the year is coming up! Christmas spirit fills the streets and our homes as Christmas Eve is getting closer. Whether it is your first holiday season in Czechia or not, it is always a unique and unforgettable time. Follow our tips and do not miss these Christmas events in Prague, Brno, Pilsen, Olomouc, and Hradec Králové.
How to Park Your Car in Czechia: Survival Guide
#LifeInCzechia Czechia is known for its great public transport system for inner-city as well as long-distance commutes. However, having a car comes in handy for a quick transfer to scarcely populated areas or if you have a family. After a successful registration of your car in Czechia, there is one more thing that needs to be figured out. Parking! In this article, we will guide you through the parking systems and rules in several Czech cities.
Enter The Fairy Woodland Café in Olomouc: 100% Approved by the Foreigners Team
Today, many of us enjoy working in a nice coffee shop. But it can be a bit tricky to find a quiet place with wi-fi to work efficiently. If you are on a hunt for the perfect coffee place in Olomouc, we might have what you need! Our local team fell in love with a gorgeous coffee place called V Lese, located just a few steps away from the office. They hold many of their team meetings there. Let us introduce you to this amazing place.
Fly on the Plane, Take the Bus, Hop on the Tram: Czech Public Transport System
Since the Czech Republic is located in the heart of Europe, it is often used as a transitory point, which is why it’s so easily accessible. The country’s inter-city connections and public transport system are excellent as well. But not all public city transport systems are alike! For example, did you know that Prague is the only Czech city with a metro? And have you heard of the unique night bus system operating in Brno? Read more in our article.
Tomivo Gelato: Fancy a Scoop of Artisanal Ice Cream Made with Fresh Ingredients?
The tropical temperatures have been hitting full force in recent days in the Czech Republic. But with a scoop of ice cream like this, it’s easier to handle the heat, don’t you think? If you’re wondering where to go in Olomouc for this cold treat, make sure you go to Ztracená Street, where you’ll find a relatively new ice cream parlor called Tomivo Gelato in the vicinity of Horní náměstí. And you won’t regret your visit!
Bike Trip – Discover the Magic of Meadow Forests in Litovelské Pomoraví
Are you wondering where to go for a bike ride when the weather gets sunny and warm finally? Get inspired by Vladimíra Včelná and Michal Frantík, who will introduce you to the Cycle Circuit Litovel – Olomouc.
Olomouc Has Joined the Challenge Do Práce Na Kole – on Bike to Work. Will You Join, Too?
For the ninth time, the City of Olomouc is participating in a nationwide challenge On Bike to Work with the aim of supporting sustainable mobility and healthy movement. Try to change your traffic habits for one month!
Find Colourful Stones in Olomouc and Join in This Nationwide Pastime
You may have come across some painted stones while walking through the city of Olomouc nowadays. No, they’re not homework from art class forgotten by random kids but a nationwide pastime. You can join in and have fun by painting stones and/or placing them in different locations so that other people could notice them. The person that finds the stone could move it somewhere else. This way, the painted stones can travel, for example, to the other end of the country or even abroad.