Prague is a city where your legs will always hurt, where you easily gain a kilogram or two extra pounds and where you spend a lot of money on completely unplanned purchases. And at the same time, Prague is a city in which you fall in love without memory and come here again and again: with comfortable shoes, brutal appetite and a spare suitcase.
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Phone area code is
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How to get to Prague
Direct flights to Prague come from Moscow (Aeroflot and CSA, in the air 2 hours 15 minutes), Petersburg (Russia, CSA), Rostov-on-Don (CSA), Samara (Aeroflot and CSA) and Ekaterinburg ("Ural Airlines", CSA) .In addition, the budget can get to Prague on special offers of all kinds of European airlines, though you will have to fly with a docking .Either use the services of AirBerlin or GermanWings, which fly to Dresden, from where trains run to Prague (on the way 2, 5-3 hours) .All flights arrive at Ruzyne airport in Prague-6, which was recognized as the best airport in Central and Eastern Europe in 2007 at the World Airport Awards..
Another airport that accepts charter flights from Russia is in Pardubice. There, as a rule, fly all the "group tourists" who booked a tour to Prague from major tour operators. Transfer from the airport to the city center takes about 2.5 hours.
In addition, trains are sent from Moscow to the Czech capital: through Ukraine (Kiev-Chop) - 48 hours, Belarus (Minsk - Brest - Warsaw) - 36 hours.
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The climate of Prague is
Overcast, light rain +5 ° С in the afternoon 0 ° C at night ° С water |
Overcast, light rain +8 ° С in the day +5 ° С at night ° С water |
Overcast, light rain +6 ° С in the day +1 ° C at night ° С water |
| The weather in Prague for 10 days is | ||
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| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| in the daytime | + 1 | + 3 | + 8 | + 14 | + 19 | + 22 | + 24 | + 24 | + 20 | + 13 | + 7 | + 1 |
| night | -4 | -3 | + 0 | + 4 | + 8 | + 11 | + 14 | + 13 | + 10 | + 5 | + 2 | -2 |
You can come to Prague at any time of the year. Read also the recommendations for choosing the time of year for a trip to charming Prague - and see the weather forecast in Prague for the next few days.
Districts of Prague
Prague, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, is divided into 15 administrative districts. The most interesting - the central part of the city, "Prague-1" and "Prague-2". It includes the historical districts of Prague Castle, Hradcany, Mala Strana, Old Town, Nové Mesto, Vyšehrad and Josefov.
Transport
In Prague, only three metro lines, they operate from 5:00 to midnight. In the center of the city only trams run, buses serve mainly remote areas. Ground transportation operates from 4:30 to 23:30, some trams run night trams.
The fare for ground transportation: 18 CZK for short distances (5 metro stations and half an hour for ground transportation) and 26 CZK (the so-called "full ticket", valid for 75 minutes on all types of transport). In addition, the city operates a system of travel - jízdenka.
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Prague hotels - $
It should be remembered that the level of comfort and service in Prague hotels does not always correspond to the assigned number of "stars". Food, as a rule, is based on breakfast (not the most satisfying "European" option).
The most comfortable and expensive hotels are located in the center of the city in the "Prague-1" and "Prague-2" areas, several new high-class hotels are built some distance from the center.
In addition, in Prague, many boarding houses. They, like hotels, have a different level of comfort. Most of the guesthouses are located far from the center (especially a lot of them in the areas built up by villas and private houses), but there are also them in the central districts of the capital.
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Book popular Prague hotels at the best prices
| Hotel Paris Prague from 8 064 rubles Prague U Obecniho domu 1 | U Prince from 6 134 rubles Prague Staromestske Namesti 29 | Mamaison Hotel Riverside Prague from 5 238 rubles Prague Janackovo nab. 15 |
| Malostranska Residence from 3,929 rubles Prague Malostranské náměstí 24 | 1.Republic Hotel from 2 482 rubles Prague V Tunich 1625/8 | Grand Hotel Praha from 6 272 rubles Prague Staromestske Namesti 481/22 |
| Palac U Kocku from 3 102 rubles Prague Jilska 9 | Capital Apartments from 3 240 rubles Prague Václavské náměstí 36 | Prague Boutique Residence from 2,688 rubles Prague Jilska 24 |
| Pension Prague City from 1 517 rubles Prague Stitneho 13 | Pension Tara from 1,723 rubles Prague Havelská 15 | Botel Vodnik from 1 241 rubles Prague Strakonická 1032/2 |
Shopping: shops
Directly from Prague it is worth to bring "Zelen" (mint 30 ° liqueur) or absinthe, which is full of varieties .Moreover: a T-shirt with the image of the writer Kafka or the artist Alfons Mucha, who seem to be not Czechs, but are revered here no less than the patron saint of the city of Wenceslas .You can also choose a defender at home, a cute witch on a broomstick, and at the same time buy a puppet: soldier Švejk, Harry Potter or Pinocchio .About the abundance of T-shirts, mugs, magnets and other souvenirs with images of the Charles Bridge, the cathedral Sv .Witt, the famous watch and say not worth .All this can be found in abundance in the area of the Old Town or Wenceslas Square and on the approach to the bridge, prices, like the assortment, are approximately the same .
One of the best places for non-gift shopping is the central street Na Příkopě. There are many shops with clothes and shoes of European brands, cafes and restaurants. In this respect, Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) is also good.
Authentic souvenirs from Prague can also be called Bohemian crystal (vases, glasses, chandeliers, from 3000 RUR for a small vase), garnet products (it is better to buy in specialized stores), as well as so-called handicraft shops selling wood crafts (toys, products for home) or natural soap, as well as shampoos, bath salts, etc.
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| Lesser Town Bridge Bridge Charles Bridge |
Kitchen and restaurants
Prague's cuisine will not offend anyone: in the capital always be able to properly refresh the lovers of fatty foods, sweet, delicious alcohol (not only beer, by the way), all kinds of game and even vegetarians..Catering establishments in the center of Prague - at every turn .It should be noted that even in tourist areas and elite neighborhoods, where everything would seem to be expensive, there come across inconspicuous restaurants and pubs, designed for middle-class tourists..In order not to rack your brains, counting the crowns in dollars, you can pay attention to the cost of soup (near each self-respecting institution usually posted the main menu with prices) .If its price is about 20-30 CZK, you can safely expect that a two-course dinner with beer will cost about 150-200 CZK .
In restaurants in Prague, it is worth trying the "langoshe" - fried in oil with garlic donut with cheese and ketchup, as well as the favorite Czech dish "trrdlo" - cakes with nuts. Praised onion and garlic soups are popular in Prague.
One of the oldest pubs in the city U Fleku has been working and brewing its own beer since 1499. This restaurant, except enviable longevity and delicious beer is also famous for its size - here can fit for times more than a thousand people. Read more about beer pubs, pubs, pubs, eateries and restaurants in the capital of the Czech Republic on the Prague beer page.
The general rule of Prague: the farther from the city center, the cheaper you can eat at restaurants.
Leaving "on tea" by the Prague waiter is optional, since you want it or not, 10% of the bill amount will still add to the cost of lunch.Entertainment, excursions and sights of Prague
The main places of interest are Prague Castle and St. Witt Cathedral, Charles Bridge, Toy Museum, Treasury of Loreta, Old Town and Jewish Quarter (Josefov), Vyšehrad, Troy Castle, Prague Zoo, walk along the Vltava Thermal Hut, Krzyковыikov Fountains, Smíchov Brewery , with a tasting).
In Prague Castle, you should definitely walk along the Golden Street (entrance fee). In addition to many shops with authentic souvenirs (glass, leather, perfumery - all handmade), you can shoot from a medieval crossbow, climb the Daliborka tower to play a prisoner and just see where and how the alchemists and goldsmiths lived in the Middle Ages. But more about all memorable and noteworthy places of the city it is better to read on the page of the sights of Prague.
In Prague - a great many museums .The largest, which at a time, if you can bypass, then from the abundance of the beautiful, you will immediately forget everything - National .Other: Museum of Czech Music, Mozart's Museum and Dushek's Couple, Prague City Museum, Prague City Gallery, National Technical Museum, Wax Museum, Czech Glass Museum, Prague Castle Picture Gallery, Museum of Medieval History, Museum of Czech Literature .For fans to tickle the nerves open the Museum of Torture Tools and the Museum of Erotic Toys .In addition, "dilute" their circulation on the beer and museums of the city can be in one of the theaters in Prague: the puppets, the "black light theater" or National .
Another thing worth seeing is the Petřín Tower, the TV tower (there is an observation deck), the Powder Tower, the Troy Castle, the Church of the Sacred Heart of the Lord on Vinohrady, the unusual "Dancing House". The most courageous people can visit the ancient Olshan cemetery.
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