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Things to Consider Before You Visit
- Cash is useful for small cafes and shops; Czech Koruna is the local currency
- Public transport is efficient; validate your ticket before boarding
- English is widely spoken in tourist areas; learn a few Czech phrases
- Wear comfortable shoes; lots of cobblestone streets
- Tipping is expected; 5–10% at restaurants is normal
- Avoid exchanging money on the street; use official exchange offices
- Some museums and sites close on Mondays
- Best time to visit is spring (April–June) or autumn (September–October)
- Be alert in crowded areas; pickpocketing can occur
Top Attractions
- Charles Bridge; historic and scenic walkway with statues
- Old Town Square; home to the Astronomical Clock
- Prague Castle; explore cathedrals, gardens, and museums
- Lennon Wall; colourful street art tribute to peace
- Jewish Quarter (Josefov); synagogues and rich history
- Vltava River cruises for romantic views of the city
- Petrin Tower; mini-Eiffel Tower with great views
