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Guidebooks about Prague
If you are planning to visit Prague for just a few days I would suggest that you just pick up a free guidebook once you arrive in Prague (or download this one). Most guidebooks about Prague have hundreds of pages and you won't be able do everything that is recommended during a short stay. However, there are a few pocket guidebooks, which are just right for a short weekend break. Probably the best one is from Lonely Planet - Best of Prague, as it is the most up-to-date one. In other guidebooks we found that some information was out-of-date, but it should not affect you that much. Other recommended guidebooks for short visits are: Berlitz Prague Pocket Guide, DK Prague Pocket Map and Guide, Prague City Spots from Thomas Cook, and the AAA Prague Guide. If you are staying longer (more than a week) we recommend Rough Guide to Prague, Lonely Planet's Prague and Time Out's guide, Prague.
Guide Books about Prague
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Buying a good guidebook is the best investment you can make and if you want to enjoy your stay you should definitely get one. Why? Because there are a lot of things you need to know, sure there are also a lot of things you necessary don't need to know but they are like spice - they make your stay better and more fun.
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- Prague Weather and When to Go
- Money, Costs and Budget in Prague
- Prague Castle
- Restaurants in Prague and Czech Cuisine
- Old Prague and Old Town Square
- Astronomical Clock
- Charles Bridge
- Police and Safety in Prague
- Czech Traditional Restaurants
- Classic Music and Opera in Prague
- Bars and Pubs in Prague
- Prague Public Transport


