FREE* stuff in Prague

0:00 Free Public Transport
0:57 Lítačka app for discounts
2:26 Free Bike Sharing
2:49 Prague Towers Discount
4:27 Denní menu "Food Hack"
6:22 Partner of the video SurfsharkVPN
7:34 50 % discount food
8:09 Free Exhibition About Money
10:27 Cheap Souvenir
11:14 Free Gallery
13:34 Czech Word

Thank you for your support!
Janek Rubeš & Honza Mikulka, Prague based journalists
#HonestGuide

[Kahless]

Anybody else thinks every city/capitol needs a guy like this? He must be in line for some tourism award surely! All I rememeber from Prague is tourists traps but he makes me want to go again

[callewretstrom]

Me and my brother used the app last time visiting. Got checked 2 times in the metro. The guys looked partly grumpy that we had a ticket and partly impressed we used the app.

[KarenAllison-bi]

My husband introduced me to your channel, and it’s so varied and interesting, I confess to not being as invested in the scamming stuff, but we watch every Sunday. Never been to Prague but looks beautiful. Your presenting plus the camera work is excellent. Thank you

[waynesimpson]

Arrived in Prague today, without these guys we would have been at a total loss, from the 119 bus to the metro was a breeze. Just need to mention don't use Vodaphone dispensing machine at airport, saw a few people pay but didn't get their data package, rather use the Relay shop upstairs in Terminal 2, thanks guys, I only paid half price for bus ticket, I am over 60

[NoahKant-wr]

I just spent four wonderful days in Prague and I used many of The Honest Guides helpful tips.
Everything from how to get from the airport to city centre to the best place to change money.
I made sure to eat at Linda’s Cafe, (Alfredo Cafe)
also U Maleho Glen Irish Pub and had a fabulous hamburger at The Black Dog Cantina.
I even had some coffee and cake at Olivers Cafe before riding the old tram.
Thank you very much to the Honest Guides for helping me enjoy my first and certainly not my last trip to
the beautiful city of Prague.

[bravemaverickstudio]

Janek got really awesome vibe !!!! I hardly watch tour guiding videos before I travel. But since this is my first time to the mainland of Europe, I don't want to mess up my short trip and I'm sooo happy to land on Honest Guide!!! A Chinese girl watching from Nairobi, Kenya going to Prague in 10 Thanks for the tips which are very much needed!!!! Thanks guys!!!!

[adi]

Would be wonderful if you made a guide to the Christmas markets as the season is quickly approaching. I will be one of the tourists that will visit them and would really really appreciate some tips and tricks like which markets are better, how to get there, public transport during that time, etc.

[Digger]

Oh and the Technical Museum was a neat find, went there based on your suggestion! Lots of people were in the main hall with the plane, trains, and automobile, but the sides of the building had so much more neat things. My favourite part was the astronomy section with all the old telescopes! And NO ONE was there

[kma]

I haven't been there in a couple of years, so the features might have changed a little, but the PID app is awesome. You can also buy single tickets for a set amount of time (which the app tracks for you) and you can plan a trip and the app figures out which tram/bus/etc to take and tracks the trip and all the stops for you. Hands down one of the most useful apps I've ever used anywhere.

And big thumbs up for daily menus!

[yiannisiliopoulos]

Its good to know that if you're over 65 you get discount tickets also in Prague castle, museums, and towers

[stephenlewis]

Well I finally booked. I had to laugh at one review on Airbnb. The guest gave 5 stars saying a short walk from the apartment you'll find a robbery! I switched the auto translate back to original Korean, took a photo, ran it through Google Lens and I learnt that I'll actually find a river 😂

[Digger]

We went to the zoo for our first time last month and it's SOOO COOL! And it's massive! We are from Cincinnati and we thought our zoo was big but this place blew us away lol. Plus walking in the open bird enclosures was fun, and the wallabies was neat too!

[quaissag]

Fun part on the map: As I was in Sweden, I picked my map from....the ground. Tada! Ok, it was in French, but still useful...
So indeed look first for a map on the ground before you buy one.

[michaelkongstedt]

I have been to Prague many times over the years. Always some fine tips to get from the Honest Guides. In this episode I think it shows what fun they have making the episodes. See you all in Prague in November !

[thevirtualcomposer]

About the National Bank exhibition. There is a mandatory security check before entering the bank floor. So just don't get angry if they try to turn you away. They might ask you about the reason for entering, just tell them you are going to see the exhibition.

[stewartl]

Another thanks to Janek & Honza for this video, and a hugh thank you to the people of Prague for having free over 65 transport - other cities of the world wake up this is a massive plus point for bringing in us pensioners. I was a bit wary that this was not going to be applicable to tourists but yes all transport (trams, buses, the underground and even the funicular up Petrin Hill) was FREE! The service is excellent, plenty of options to get you around the city, its clean, the people are polite (even in the morning rush hour) and the majority obey the rules - no pushing and shoving to get on like the dreaded London underground. Well done Czech Republic you can be proud of your transport system.

[kookarini]

If you go to CAMP, make sure you check out the Emmaus Monastery where Janek is standing on the terrace and is just a 1 minute walk. The original towers of the monastery were damaged during the war and rebuilt in a modern style.

[PokhrajRoy.]

“Free comes at a price.” - Life explained.

[stephenevans]

Coming to Prague on Friday and your guides have been tge basis for our trip. Thank you 😊

[quirkyelephant]

Restaurace Stoleti. Great value 165 CZK (6.7€) for daily special for beef stew or chicken schnitzel. 5 minute walk from Charles Bridge. Cheaper than the cafe bistro 19 nearby. Fast service. Free tap water given (if with some surprised look from the waiter). Went at 1:30 pm so may not do special after lunch time.