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Visit Prague - 5 Tips to Get the Most Out of Visiting Prague - Wolters World

Visit Prague - 5 Tips to Get the Most Out of Visiting Prague - Wolters World

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Heading to Prague, The Czech Republic? Well here are five tips to help travelers, tourists and vacationers enjoy Prague even more. 1. Prague is even more beautiful than you imagined. Having not been destroyed during World War 2, Prague retains much gorgeous architecture around town. Also, there are a number of amazing sights and places throughout the city, St. Vitus Cathedral on Castle Hill, the statues and views from Charles Bridge and the amazing Old Town Square just to name a few. 2. Prices Vary Widely Throughout the city. So look around and you will surely find a great deal! 3. You will eat, drink and make merry very well in Prague. 4. Pay Attention: With all the tourists around Prague is known to have more than a few tourist scams and pickpockets around so make sure you do pay attention. 5. Use transport to get up to the top of Castle Hill and then walk down leisurely to enjoy the view and shops
Date: 2022-02-04

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My biggest tip for Prague is DO YOUR RESEARCH! Look up the best places to eat/drink and you will find some really cheap and good quality bars and restaurants. Please please avoid the two Irish sports bars on the square, they are a huge rip off.
The castle grounds are amazing and a great free things to do and for a great view of the city, don't bother with the tower that you have to pay for, head to the gardens/park just across the river near Sparta Praha's football stadium, you get an amazing view for free.
Don't drink in the streets, as a Brit I often forget that it is illegal in some places. My and my girlfriend were sat on one of the Islands in the river drinking a bottle of beer each in the sun and a police officer with a huge dog and assault rifle made is shut them and move on.

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Prague was my favorite. The food was good, the drinks were great, the culture and feel of the city was amazing. There was so much to do and not nearly enough time. I may plan a trip back there and just focus on the Czech Republic. Gorgeous city. (We found a little absinth bar and while the taste of absinth was a bit strong, the bartender was amazing)
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Prague and Genoa are the only really significant places I've been to outside the US and seeing this was so great, it brought me right back there. Such a gorgeous place, especially if you love the kind of dreery/overcast weather like I do. Pilsner is also a plus. Light or dark, doesn't matter they're fantastic!
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I agree that Prague is one of the top destinations now in Europe. I was there 2 years ago and found it to be a great city for a tourist. There is so much to see and do I barely scratched the surface. I plane to get back there hopefully soon. don't forget the Petrin tower which offers a great view of Prague.
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When you suggest using any public transport I feel that it would be useful to quickly mention where tickets can be bought and whether they need validating, either before or after boarding. These are things that do vary from place to place any could be very useful to know when planning a trip.
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I really, really adore Prague! It is the most beautiful city I have ever been too even though it's extremely crowded (I was there in July. A big plus is also the cheep beer (we payed about 1, 50 for 0, 5l): D I recommend visiting Prague for everyone who is able to go there! :)
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I went to Prague on Sylvester two years ago. It was a bad mistake. The city was full and very noisy. Unfortunately the days are very short in this season. We couldn't see a lot of this architecture. Maybe I will go there on warmer days: )
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I am Polish and my home is about 15 km from border with Czech Republic. I just want to say that Prague or Praha is one of the most beautiful city I have ever visit. Hope my Czech neighbors are very proud of this lovely capital: )
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Almost anyone in Europe speaks English who is under 30. I did run into a lot of germans who didnt but that was in more rural areas and not tourist sites. Italy, I noticed many people didnt speak English but I wasn't that common.
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Mark, you are so right. I don't know if I'll ever fall in love with a city more than I did with Paris, but Prague was an unexpected treasure. We were there around Christmas and every place we went was spectacular.
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