The Czech Republic is a land of castles, cobblestones, and history, but you don’t need to rent a car to explore its gems. In fact, ditching the car and hopping on a bus or train is often the cheapest, fastest, and most relaxing way to see the best of the country. This guide focuses on […]
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The Czech Republic has its own currency, the Czech Koruna (CZK), and does not use the Euro. In the Czech Republic, paying in shops is straightforward and overwhelmingly cashless. Nearly all supermarkets, retail chains, restaurants, and cafés accept both debit and credit cards, and even many small shops and kiosks are equipped with payment terminals.
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There are about 83 foreign exchange bureaus in Prague, and each of them usually has several exchange points. Many of these are located in the city center. You can exchange money in: So, there are many possibilities to get Czech korunas, but the amount you receive for 100 USD or 100 EUR can be very
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When you visit the Czech Republic, food is a big part of the trip. Traditional dishes like svíčková (beef with sauce) or guláš (goulash) are very popular. But the rules in Czech restaurants can be a little different. Understanding the Czech “Restaurace” Not all eating establishments are the same. In the Czech language, the general
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Public transport in Prague works with clear rules. Every passenger must have a valid ticket or other proof of travel rights. If someone breaks these rules, they can receive a fine. This is officially called a “surcharge.” The most common penalty is the fine for travelling without a ticket. Here is a simple guide to
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Tickets for Prague public transport; which one you need, where to buy, how to validate
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Prague’s public transport is excellent, but for tourists, there are a few special cases and tricks that can make your trip smoother and cheaper. This is everything I usually tell my friends before they arrive. When you walk out of the airport building, you will immediately see a bus stop. From this stop, you can
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The Prague Metro system is easy to navigate and consists of three lines: Line A (Green), Line B (Yellow), and Line C (Red). The metro operates daily from approximately 5:00 AM to midnight (24:00). The entire network, including all stops, can be seen on the official Prague Metro scheme. But to How to use Prague
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