Prague

Things To Consider Before Visiting

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

Visa Requirements

Requires a Schengen tourist visa before arrival
Valid passport with at least 6 months left before expiry
Proof of accommodation in Prague required
Return flight reservation must be presented
Travel insurance is mandatory
Proof of sufficient funds for your stay

Best Time To Visit: spring (April–June) or autumn (September–October)