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Since the right-to-repair directive took effect this summer, volunteer workshops across the city report a surge of visitors carrying toasters, headphones and 40-year-old radios.
Night routes now link Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Zurich and Rome, and most of them sell out weeks ahead. The carriages are the bottleneck.
A city that once had more than 100 public saunas and fell to a handful has opened nine new ones in five years. On weekend evenings, you need a reservation.
The city still runs streetcars built in the 1970s on its busiest lines, and has no plans to stop. Riders would not have it any other way.
About seven in ten Czechs forage for mushrooms each year. A wet September has produced one of the best seasons in a decade, and the Mycological Society’s advice line is handling 200 calls a day.
