When should you come for the best shopping in Prague? It depends on what you are looking for. If you want the biggest choice, it is better to come one or two months before a new season starts. At this time, shops begin to sell new collections and have many items in stock. If you […]
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Shared bikes in Prague are a great way to move around the city. Using bikesharing is fast, cheap, and good for your health. However, you must follow the new rules from January 2026. Where can I park shared bikes? In the past, people left bikes everywhere. Now, you must park shared bikes only in “parking
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Every country has its own unwritten rules, and the Czech Republic is no exception. When I first arrived, I was surprised by how people behave in shops, on trams, and even in their own homes. Some of these habits feel very formal, while others—like how people blow their noses—can be a bit of a shock!
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Summer in the Czech Republic is a magical time. The sun is out, the parks are green, and the music is everywhere. If you love music, food, and culture, this is the place to be. There are many summer festivals in the Czech Republic that you should not miss. Summer Festivals in the Czech Republic:
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The Czech Republic has a rich history and a vibrant culture. This is clearly seen in every Czech public holidays. Whether you are a local or a tourist, it is important to understand these days. Many offices and shops close during a public holiday in Czech Republic, so planning ahead will help you avoid frustration.
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This guide is designed to help you navigate the city’s food scene without breaking the bank. If you want to eat in Prague with extreme budget strategies, you need to move beyond typical tourist restaurants and use the same hacks locals use to save money. Hack 1: Zero-Waste Savings (Surprise Bag Apps) The most effective
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Prague is not a cheap city, but it’s also not the most expensive one. Especially if you know what you want and where to look. I’m going to share some ideas on where you can get a good and cheap eats in Prague Cheap Eats in Prague: Lunch Menu (Denni menu) Many restaurants, in addition
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Supermarkets in Czech Republic are the most popular places to shop. The country has several international chains, such as Albert, Billa, Lidl, Globus, and Kaufland. There is also a well-known Czech chain, Penny, which focuses on local products. Each one has its own advantages, which I will explain in this article. Albert for Medium Price
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If you are moving to or visiting the Czech Republic, understanding how grocery shopping works can save you time and money. From large supermarkets and hypermarkets to farmers’ markets, small convenience shops, and specialty stores, the country offers a variety of ways to buy food and everyday items. This guide will help you navigate the
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If you’re wondering about Czech traditional food, expect a hearty cuisine defined by generous portions of meat, rich sauces, and endless variations of potatoes. The Heart of Czech Cuisine: Meat, Sauces, and Potatoes In a traditional Czech meal you’ll find that a side dish will be floating in a sauce—this is how they like to
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