Dive into the heart of Europe! Czech culture is much more than just stunning architecture; it’s about vibrant festivals, centuries-old brewing traditions, and a love for the outdoors. Whether you’re looking for the best museums in Prague or a quiet hike in the Bohemian Switzerland National Park, here is your guide to making the most of your trip.
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? You must park shared bikes only in designated parking islands. Following city regulations, leaving a rented […]
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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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If you’re visiting the Czech Republic between June and August, check the festival calendar before booking your trip. You might discover that your holiday coincides with a world-famous music festival, an international film event, or one of Europe’s largest electronic dance parties. Festival Month Music Near Prague? Camping Best for Rock for People June Rock
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On some Czech public holidays, large supermarkets and shopping centers must close by law. This guide explains which holidays affect shop opening hours, what stores can stay open, and how to avoid an unpleasant surprise. Before you go shopping, check if it is a public holiday. Quick answer: Large supermarkets (Lidl, Tesco, Kaufland, Albert, Billa,
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Is it really possible to eat in Prague for under 150 CZK in 2026? Yes — but only if you know where to look. While most tourists pay 250–400 CZK in the center, you can eat for much less. This guide shows you how to find real budget options that locals actually use. Search for
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Affordable restaurants still exist in Prague, including in the city center. The difficulty is knowing where to find lower-priced offers and when they are available. This guide explains how Prague’s daily lunch menus work, what prices to expect, and how to find current offers. Instead of giving you a fixed restaurant list that will quickly
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The Czech Republic has many supermarket chains, including Lidl, Albert, Tesco, Billa, Kaufland, Penny, and Globus. Some are best for low prices, while others offer a bigger selection, international food, or better fresh products. This guide compares the main supermarkets in the Czech Republic and helps you choose the best one for your shopping. You
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Buying groceries in Prague is easy once you know your options. You can choose from large supermarkets, small večerka shops, farmers’ markets, specialty stores, and online delivery services. This guide explains where to shop, which option fits your needs and budget, and how to save money on groceries. ⚡ Quick Guide: Where to Buy Groceries
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Czech menus can be confusing—even if translated. What is hotová jídla? Why do you need to order side dishes separately? And what should you actually try without wasting money? 🍖Czech Typical Food You Must Try What you should try in Czech: 🧾 How a Czech Menu is Structured Standard menus follow a logical flow. If
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When you visit Czechia, food is often one of the highlights of the trip. From hearty Svíčková (sirloin in cream sauce) to iconic Guláš (goulash), portions are generous and the beer is world-class. However, Czech restaurant etiquette —or etiketa—can be quite different from what you might be used to back home. Understanding the “Restaurace” vs.
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