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Where is Prague?

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, a European country that boarders Germany, Poland, Austria and Solvakia.

What’s the Weather Like?

The weather in Prague differs greatly between the seasons. In the summer months temperatures average at 23°c but can reach highs of 30°c – great for relaxing by the river and in the parks. In winter the weather is very chilly with temperatures falling below zero – wonderful for a festive Christmas break. Buildings will have air-con and heating...

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Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, a European country that boarders Germany, Poland, Austria and Solvakia.

What’s the Weather Like?

The weather in Prague differs greatly between the seasons. In the summer months temperatures average at 23°c but can reach highs of 30°c – great for relaxing by the river and in the parks. In winter the weather is very chilly with temperatures falling below zero – wonderful for a festive Christmas break. Buildings will have air-con and heating facilities. For the most temperate weather, choose a Prague city break during the spring and autumn months.

UK Airports that Fly Direct to Prague

• London Gatwick, Luton

Airports in Prague

• Ruzyne-Prague Airport is situated on the northwest outskirts of Prague, 17km north of Prague. Transfer time from airport to city centre is roughly 30 minutes.

Flight time to Prague?

3 hours

What Languages in Prague?

The local language is Czech but there’s no need to panic, you will find most people in touristy areas will speak adequate English; nevertheless it is handy to have a Czech phrasebook.

What’s the Currency?

• Koruna, Kc. Also known as the Czech crown.

• There are ATMs at Prague Airport (Terminal 1), International and Czech banks at Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square.

• Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, shops and more expensive restaurants.

Medical & Police

• Prague’s medical treatments free are to those covered by the European Health Insurance Card. For more info see www.ehic.org.uk

• Praha 1 Police Station should have an English speaking member of staff who you can report accidents and thefts to; fill out a standard form for insurance policies.

Is the Water Safe to Drink?

Don’t hesitate to fill up for drinking bottles especially in the summer. Tap water is perfectly safe to drink but hotels and restaurants are likely to provide you with bottled water.

Prague Shopping

Stores normally tend to open at 8am, closing at around 10pm with some even open 24 hours.

Typical Prices in Prague:

• Pint of Beer 60 Kc

• Cinema Ticket: 100Kc - 180Kc

• Meal Out? 350Kc - 650Kc per person.

• 24hr Travel Pass: 100Kc (valid for tram, metro, bus and Petrin funicular railway)

Tipping

It’s rare to see a service charge on your bill in Prague but 10% of the bill is the accepted amount for good service.

Getting Around Prague

• Good news… Prague’s extensive public transport system is convenient, reliable and frequent.

• Prague is known as ‘the walk-able city’ so there’s always of the option of getting around by foot.

TOP TIP! Don’t be cheated by con artists; ask ticket inspectors for proof of identification if they claim your ticket is invalid.

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