The Bone Church of Kutná Hora: Final resting place of 40,000 people or macabre tourist attraction?
The monks of Sedlec Abbey, in what is now the Czech Republic, turned a problem into a morbid masterpiece.
Read MoreThe monks of Sedlec Abbey, in what is now the Czech Republic, turned a problem into a morbid masterpiece.
Read MoreSnow-covered landscapes, peeling plasterwork and views from my window: A sentimental selection of photos from Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic in the early 1990s.
Read MoreHow a familiar tune in a remote corner of the Balkans led a hiker to rediscover a long-lost ethnic minority.
Read MoreThe world’s biggest bagpipe festival is not in Scotland but in an obscure, post-industrial town in the Czech Republic.
Read MoreEvery two years the International Bagpipe Festival draws pipers from all over Europe — and occasionally from as far away as New Zealand — to a small town in the Czech Republic.
Read MoreThe phone booth has, tragically, become an endangered species — hence my mission to preserve these once ubiquitous features of our urban landscape through photography.
Read MoreHow I ended up with a piece of the Czech president’s flag.
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