Learn where to exchange money in Prague, how much, what can you buy for 100 euro, what is fair exchange rate and what ATMs is better to avoid.
Almost nobody knows that many of the oldest sculptures on Charles Bridge are replicas. Where are the originals? Do you think they are in a museum? Nope, they are in much more unique space!
My name is Dana and I am Prague local. And you know what? I don´t have a car. I only use public transport! Lear from me how to use it as well while you are in Prague.
13 gift ideas from Prague 🎁 that I bet you will not find in any tourist guidebook.
For those of you who seek something beyond a typical fridge magnet from China. It’s a list of something more unusual and maybe a little bit forgotten or underrated.
Czechs tend to get irritated easily. Sometimes with very obvious stupid things, sometimes with unexpectedly silly details. Let me share with you 11 steps on how to get along with Praguers. 10 simple dos and don’ts in Prague.
If you want to enjoy Prague in more tranquil atmosphere, I highly recommend seeing the city from above: from hills, parks and towers. There are so many! So, why not to take few extra steps and climb up!?
Affordable, easy-to-pack Czech sweets: Piknik, Antiperle or Hašlerky. Price of each is less than 1 euro. Learn more about them!
Surprisingly, even on a rainy day in Prague you can discover more than you had expected.
1. Go to a library. Seriously, learn why!
2. Experience the biggest virtual reality zone in Europe
3. Explore Prague passageways.
4. Warm up in a century old cellar.
Euro or something else? Will you need cash or rather cards? Learn more about payments and Czech money in the new post.
There are 13 national holidays in the Czech Republic. They can affect opening hours, intervals of public transportation and services. Check them all!