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Here are the 11 essential tips to know before you visit Prague.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:54 11. Prague Map
4:08 10. Weather & Climate
5:35 9. Best Time to Visit
6:51 8. Where to Stay
8:06 7. Transportation
10:07 6. General Information
12:24 5. For International Travelers
16:05 4. Best Apps
17:13 3. Food, Prices & Tipping
18:55 2. City Passes & Guided Tours
19:40 1. Best City Views

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Here's a tip if you like Christmas. Prague is full of Christmas markets which are open until early January. So it's the perfect place to kick-down from your post Christmas blues.
Fireworks are illegal however, so if you go during Newyears, don't expect a large fireworks show. Though a smaller fireworks show might be hosted on the 1st of January, organized by citizens.

Prague isn't expensive, but it's not cheap either. The only thing that is seriously cheap is the beer. If you want to come to party, then Prague is 'the' place to be. It's filled to the brim with clubs with a pub crawl every night. Just don't be obnoxious and loud. Remember that people still want to sleep.

Altaranalt

I love Prague. Just got home from my
fifth trip. I'm from Denmark and seen with Danish eyes, Prague is quite cheap even when you end up in a tourist trap of a restaurant

copenhagen

This is probably the most comprehensive travel video I've seen! Thank you I really appreciate the effort!😊

laurapirate

Generally good travel guide with some nice tips. Just awoid the "old cars" (they are just cheap new cars made to look historic and they are often in horrible technical condition and highly overpriced) and the "free guides". They are everywhere, are really pushy and for sure not free at all. In adition they are abusing a loophole in czech law and cover up as a charity project, which is not true. And the hop on/off busses? Just use tram or your own feet. It is a lot cheaper and you will see much more of prague beauty

schink

Trdelník is not a typical Czech dessert, it comes from Transylvania, which was located on the territory of today's Romania. And since the territory known as Transylvania was once conquered by the Hungarians, it is said that trdelník was first baked in Hungary and from there it was brought to the Czech Republic via Slovakia.
Otherwise, I have to praise your very accurate information about the city where do i live.

MrKVETAK

I don't get the dislikes. Very extensive. Thank you!

DeusVult

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devaaansh

I loved your video! Very useful for people who actually want to know everything before to go! Thank you :D

vagabonds-wanderings

Great video, thanks. Deserves more views.

craighogg

Nice well rounded video, covers a lot of topics and not too long. Heading to Prague next week.

desiree

Coming to Prague on 28 june, hope will have an memorable trip

Btppdelhi

Very informative video! Thanks for sharing with us!

edwardfernandez

This video is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much.

Bridget

as local - i must say that the prices of coffee and local food are much higher than in the video.. Prices in the city centre are same like in any other european city. ( normal coffe, cappuccino or cafe latte you can usually have for 80-120 CZK depanding on size which is 3-5 Euro.)

johnnygomez