Christmas is well and truly upon us, so we are here to spread some Holiday cheer. We have put together our tips for things to do and see, buy, eat and drink to celebrate the Christmas season in Prague. Today, we will focus on Christmas gifts.

You know what's the nicest thing about Czech winter? Is it the snow, the frost, the people falling on icy pavements? No, it's watching it all through the windows from a nice, cosy interior, preferably over some hot beverage! And that's where we come in.

Ice cream in winter. Crazy? Apparently not when you're in Prague...

We're not satisfied with the results of the Czech Bar Awards, so we came up with our own list...

Designblok is the most popular design and fashion show on the calendar in Prague. Here are some tips for what to see and, possibly, buy...

If you're visiting Prague this weekend, be sure not to miss two great foodie event and a shopping spree, too!

One of the oldest and most frequent complaints of tourists (including the guests of our tours) is that it's hard getting a taxi in Prague and not get ripped off. We bring you a few tips that will make your taxi ride cheaper and more comfortable...

In another installment of our series about cool, unique Prague souvenirs, we will go back to school and have a look at the famous Kooh-i-Noor mechanical pencils!

Make some true memories and visit a rock concert in Prague! Will you choose Bruce Springsteen, the Foo Fighters, CocoRosie, or The Roots? We give you an overview of concerts due in June and August.

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is not Cannes. And that's probably a good thing… Here's a last-minute tip for anyone who's in the Czech Republic in the next few days, loves movies and wants to see something really local and something really cool - the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. A festival now headed by the powerful and charismatic duo of Eva Zaoralova (who picks the movies for the festival) and Jiri Bartoska (a famous actor who does the fundraising, I guess), the Karlovy Vary Festival ("KVIFF") is one of the few Category-A film festivals (just like this in Cannes, Berlin or Venice) and the largest in Central and Eastern Europe. However, the festival quite differs from others of its kind.