Prague

From Manchester to Reykjavík, innovative tours are highlighting forgotten stories and re-incorporating female legacies into the popular tourist narrative.

The recently launched route from Prague to Gdynia on Poland's Baltic coast takes travellers directly into Central Europe's most vibrant and less-touristed towns and cities.

Trdelník is nearly everywhere you look in Prague, but despite being billed as "traditionally Czech", it's from elsewhere.

Beer spas have recently opened in Iceland, Spain and the US – but they take their cue from an older tradition in a country with a long history as a beer bastion: the Czech Republic.

Artists work between heartbeats to produce an unusual masterpiece: a flea clad in golden horseshoes.

As Prague’s modern-day butchers strive to make higher-quality sausages than their communist-rule predecessors, David Farley discovers that there’s still a time and place for the old.

The killing of Reinhard Heydrich, a key architect of the Final Solution, was one of the greatest acts of wartime resistance in occupied Europe.

A microbrewing boom in Prague is enticing Czechs to discover new flavours, and when it’s a good brew, each sip invites another.