Two months later, in September 1939, another train prepared to leave Prague with 250 Jewish children on board, but this time it was too late. The war had started and the train never set off.

This incident follows a deadly crash in June in Pardubice, east of Prague, where four people were killed and over 20 injured in a collision between an express train and a freight train.

A UNESCO advisory report recommends restoring the Vyšehrad Railway Bridge, warning against replacement plans that could risk ...

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Prague could see a record 300,000 visitors over the Easter holidays as the country gears up for one of the busiest travel ...

Take a four-hour slow train through the Eastern Ghats to discover how a remote hill station is changing the global coffee game. The recently launched route from Prague to Gdynia on Poland's Baltic ...