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The River Vltava splits this wonderful city into two halves while Charles Bridge links them together. Prague Castle and the Little Quarter are situated on one side, and the Old and New Towns and the Jewish Quarter on the other. In Prague it is very easy to get around on foot or by using public transport. Walking is a very enjoyable way to see Prague, but with its steep hills, cobbled streets and tramlines you must wear comfortable shoes. But to feel and enjoy the real Prague be prepared to abandon your sightseeing itinerary ... for a moment put away your map and wander off the beaten track; explore narrow side streets and courtyards, where Prague is often at its most charming and beautiful. There’s something new and interesting around every corner.
Best thing to do!
Charles Bridge - most visited romantic landmark in Prague.
Prague Castle - visit the world's biggest castle as well as the marvellous St Vitus Cathedral. Do not forget the picturesque houses at Golden Lane.
Prague pubs - sample the world's best beer in Prague's historical district of Lesser Town.
The city, once home to Dvorak and Franz Kafka, boasts hundreds of concert halls, museums, galleries, movie theatres and music clubs, including the gorgeous National Theatre, Estates Theatre and State Opera. Prague's compact centre makes discovering this magical city's charms a breeze year-round, even through cold winters or the often rainy days of summer.
Tip: Prague Information Service Tel: 12 444 (English and German, from overseas dial +420-12-4444). You can get up-to-date information about attractions, cultural events, public transport, shopping, phone numbers etc. Mon-Fri, 09.00 until 18.00. Local call rates apply.
Exploring Prague on Foot
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- July 5, 2012
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Exploring Prague With a Low Budget
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- June 16, 2012
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The Czech Republic Attracts Tourists from the East
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- March 8, 2012
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Top Experiences
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- February 1, 2012
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During a visit to the Czech Republic, there are some experiences you simply have to have. Here are ten of them... Heart(attack)y Fare - In 2008, Prague's Allegro restaurant sparked something of a food revolution when it earned Eastern Europe's first Michelin Star for its fine Italian fare. The Water Way - Not a beer fan? No problem... try some foul-tasting water instead. The spa town of Karlovy Vary is home to some very famous hot springs (accidentally discovered by none-other than Emperor Charles IV), and since the 1300s these have been used as much for sipping as for soaking.
What Happens During One Day in Prague?
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- January 6, 2012
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Which City Should I Add to my Trip to Prague?
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- August 10, 2011
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Safety in Prague
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- July 4, 2011
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Lost Property
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- January 4, 2011
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Etiquette - Avoiding Cultural Faux Pas
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- December 22, 2010
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If you do not want to commit a faux pas right after you get off the plane, read these tips on traditions, etiquette, and how to mingle with local people. Czechs do not have very loud personalities, so be prepared to quieten down, get used to removing your shoes, and say goodbye to everyone when you leave a restaurant.
Sexy Prague
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- November 18, 2010
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eXchange.cz and Exchange 8 – the best Czech exchange offices in Prague centre
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- June 12, 2010
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Sightseeing by Tram in Prague
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- May 6, 2010
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While Prague is a great city to get out and see on foot, sometimes you may feel better by riding the tram. The good news is that there are numerous tram lines that will take you virtually all over the city to see the sights. These rides are not very expensive and allow you to easily get around even when the weather is not the best.
Forward planning
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- March 28, 2010
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The Districts Of Prague
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- October 13, 2009
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Scams in Prague
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- July 15, 2009
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Czechs
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- July 14, 2009
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Spa therapy in the Czech Republic
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- June 26, 2009
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Tax-free shopping in Prague
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- June 16, 2009
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Useful tips before you go
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- April 26, 2009
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