Enjoy the best of Prague Most major cities offer tourists a special tourist card, thanks to which it is possible to visit at a reduced price or even get free admission to many popular tourist sites, or to undertake various sports, cultural and other…

Unlock the Best of Prague's Attractions and Save Are you planning a trip to Prague and want to get the most out of your visit while enjoying significant savings? That's where the Prague Cool Pass comes into play. This all-in-one pass grants you…

Your Complete Guide to Local Time and Time Zone in Prague, Czech Republic Time zones and and the related differences in local time - for Europeans something they don't have to deal with. For those traveling to Prague from different parts of the world…

Are you planning to visit Prague and wondering which is the best month to visit Prague? Or are you already packing your bags and want to know what weather and temperatures you can expect in Prague? Below you will find an overview of the weather in Prague…

The Czech Republic is part of the European Union. However, unlike most of its members who use the single currency Euro, the national Czech currency is still the koruna (crown). Travellers who wish to visit Prague will only be able to exchange their…

Tipping in the Czech Republic is not automatically added to the bill. It is perceived as thanking to the staff and there are no clearly defined rules on how much should be given. In a restaurant it is customary to give 10% of the total amount spent. At…

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in the temperate zone of the Northern hemisphere. The weather is generally mild, but also changeable throughout the year. The country’s distance from the sun produces the shift from Spring to Summer…

January 1 – Restoration Day of the Independent Czech State Good Friday – Friday before Easter Sunday, in 2020 April 10 Easter Monday, in 2020 April 13 May 1 – Labour Day May 8 – Liberation Day July 5 – St Cyril and…

What to do in case of emergency in Prague or anywhere else in the Czech Republic? Here are emergency numbers you might need. 112 – general EU emergency number – guarantees English-speaking operator 150 – fire 155 –…

  Christmas markets in Prague have a long tradition and are usually held at all major squares in the city. Their level is comparable to those in Berlin, Brussels or Munich. Most of them start at the end of November, and the big markets on…