In the Czech Republic, just like in many countries, Christmas is the most cherished time of year. It is a season filled with warmth, family, and memories waiting to be made. Czech Christmas traditions are deeply rooted in folk customs, and many of these traditions are still lovingly carried on today. Let me take you...Read More

If you've ever worked with Czech glass beads, you should definitely Visit the Home of Beaded Christmas Ornaments in Poniklá Czech Republic.

The Czech Republic’s best known exports may be Skoda cars and beer, but you might be surprised to find out that Czech blown-glass Christmas decorations are also big business. And they may well even be stocked by a department store near you – they end up on the shelves of Macy’s in New York and Harrods in London, and even the White House is decked out in them come Christmas time.

Do you want to know what foods Czech families eat at Christmas? Which customs are associated with the Christmas Eve dinner? Come join us at the table, we are going to taste the Czech Christmas! Which Day Do We Eat The Christmas Eve Dinner? Czechs consider December 24th to be the most important day of...Read More

Cookies. Carp. More cookies. A side of potato salad. While many Christmas festivities in Czechia are similar to those in other parts of Europe, this nation of just under 11 million has some unusual – and noteworthy – holiday traditions all their own. A little Czech history Admittedly, Czechia, a country circled by Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria, is known more for its

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