Traditions and everyday life in Czech RepublicFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Czech Republic. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
53 keepsakes from Czech Republic · page 2 of 2
I have a part time job at Ft. park. I play princess, who tells a story to children and she also can "make them knights"-with touching their shoulders with a sword, because of their courage at the fairy underground, where a…
Shared by Meddy_G
On easter monday till noon, male go from house to house with braided whip singing song, whiping women to keep them younger and they received shots or easter eggs. Afternoon women splash men with cold water, we also bake…
Shared by bublep
Křivoklátsko Nature Park, located in the heart of the Czech Republic, is a picturesque region with lush forests, rolling hills, and scenic rivers. This tranquil area, rich in wildlife and history, offers stunning views and a…
Shared by Bluem
On the Midsummer night we jump over bonfire to (metaphorically) burn all bad that has happened to us and to stay healthy and strong in the future. It is old slavic tradition that is celebrated in many countries but the meaning…
Shared by MakiTaky
Prague’s Orloj (Astronomical clock) was made by Mister Hanuš in 15th century. It has complex mechanism and every hour you can see an apostles who are changing in the windows together with skeleton who rings to the bell.
Shared by nezza
The Silesian Museum in our country in Opava is the oldest in the Czech Republic. I go there at least twice a year every year since the second grade. I really like the museum, I have a lot of memories there.
Shared by anniethecatlover
every november 17th people gather in the center of prague to celebrate the velvet revolution and democracy!! there are always lots of booths with activities, concerts and the mood is so lovely and positive:)
Shared by ulryzzy
The Velvet Revolution was a big step for democracy and it was the final blow to the Communist regime in the country. A lot of brave people stood up to the oppressive regime and it was worth it!
Shared by Anna Wolf
Prague Castle is the most important Czech castle (originally an early medieval fortress) standing on a rocky promontory above the Vltava River in the center of Prague, on Opyš Hill.
Shared by Dominkos
For several years, artists of all kinds will go to Pilsen. And they dance, juggle, sing, play and create art everywhere in the streets of the city. This is Pilsen Busking Fest .
Shared by JanaJW
Every year, there is a folklore festival and people from all around the world come to dance their traditional dances. It's a great way to learn about different cultures.
Shared by siki
I want to show you, how nice our country is. We have very nice architectur, very nic landscape and industrial history too in the city where I live : Ostrava.
Shared by Bow
Prague Castle is the seat of the head of state. It is a set of buildings headed by St. Vitus Cathedral. It is a very romantic place that you must visit.
Shared by Johnny Boruta
We love hiking and building tall buildings on top of any hill available. It's a point of pride to climb the stairs after making your way up the hill.
Shared by JonSilverstone
It is a festival of music and arts in the heart of post-industrial city of Ostrava. The festival have many music stages across the former steel-mill.
Shared by Lordofcad
A typical Czech product, art rather than industry. From huge chandeliers through wine glasses and cups to very fine jewellery.
Shared by marim
Hockey match in Vsetin is a hockey tradition, where families and friends meet and talk and drink and enjoy good hockey.
Shared by Jan Matejicek
Praha or Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It is a very old city. I absolutely adore this place.
Shared by Margaret11
I think this is a traditional czech cake, I know that to grow poppy is in most countries prohibited:-)
Shared by KamilCZ
I danced traditional Czech dances such as polka. We dance in traditional or formal clothes.
Shared by Cihla
This is a beautiful building located on Dr. Edvard Beneš Square in the centre of Liberec.
Shared by bellasbook
Former stronghold of the Teutonic Knights. One of the greatest marvels of Moravia.
Shared by Sir Luke
Our family loves my mum’s gingerbread cookies so she makes them even for easter
Shared by Alenka.175Want to hear about life in Czech Republic first-hand? Write to a penpal who lives there.
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