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Prague Travel Tips A few practical tips make Prague feel effortless—especially if it’s your first time in Central Europe. Money & payments Use ATMs from major banks and avoid bad exchange kiosks Cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash for small purchases Safety Prague is generally very safe—watch for pickpockets in crowded areas Use official taxis or ride-hailing apps Tipping Tipping is appreciated. Rounding up or leaving around 10% is common in restaurants. Getting aro

Where to Stay in Prague Choosing the right neighborhood makes Prague feel easy. Here are the best areas depending on your style and schedule. Old Town (Staré Město) Walkable to major sights—ideal for first-timers who want everything close. Lesser Town (Malá Strana) Romantic, quieter evenings, and beautiful views—great for couples. New Town (Nové Město) More space, great restaurants, and easy transit—good value for longer stays. Vinohrady Local cafés and parks with quick acces

Prague in 3 Days If you’re visiting Prague for the first time, this 3-day plan covers the classics plus a few local-feeling moments—without rushing. Day 1: Old Town & Charles Bridge Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock Walk across Charles Bridge early (best light, fewer crowds) Sunset viewpoints near the river Day 2: Prague Castle & Lesser Town Prague Castle complex and St. Vitus Cathedral Lesser Town streets and hidden courtyards Traditional Czech dinner in a cozy neig

Best Time to Visit Prague Prague is beautiful year-round, but the best time depends on what you value most: mild weather, fewer crowds, or the best deals. Spring (March–May) Comfortable temperatures and blooming parks—great for walking tours. Summer (June–August) Longest days and lively atmosphere, but also peak crowds and higher prices. Fall (September–November) A favorite for many travelers: pleasant weather, fewer tour groups, and golden light. Winter (December–February) C

Prague Day Trips Prague is a perfect base for exploring Central Europe. These day trips are doable, memorable, and easy to plan. Kutná Hora (Bone Church + medieval silver town) Český Krumlov (storybook riverside town) Karlštejn Castle (classic Czech castle visit) Terezín Memorial (history-focused visit) Bohemian Switzerland (nature and viewpoints) Pilsen (beer culture and architecture) Karlovy Vary (spa town charm) If you want to avoid long lines and maximize time, we can arr

What to Eat in Prague Czech food is hearty, comforting, and full of tradition. Here are the dishes we recommend trying in Prague. Svíčková (marinated beef with creamy sauce) Goulash (often served with bread dumplings) Roast duck with red cabbage Fried cheese (smažený sýr) Trdelník (best as a treat, not a meal) Czech beer styles beyond pilsner We’ll point you to places locals actually enjoy—plus options for dietary needs.