🚇 Getting Around

Prague’s metro, trams, and buses are fast and reliable. A 30-minute ticket costs about €1.20, and a 90-minute ticket around €1.60. Day passes offer good value. Taxis and Uber/Bolt are available but pricier (€8–20 for short rides). Walking works very well in the Old Town and Lesser Town.

🏨 Where to Stay

Hostels and budget hotels in Žižkov, Vinohrady, or parts of Prague 1 start around €30–60 per night. Airbnb and mid-range hotels average €80–130 in central neighborhoods. Luxury hotels near Old Town Square or along the river usually begin around €220–300+.

🍽️ Where to Eat

Bakeries and street food offer quick meals for €4–8. Casual Czech restaurants range €10–18 per dish, while nicer dinners cost €20–35. Local beer is affordable (€2–3), and set lunch menus are common and good value.

🎟️ Things to Do

Many landmarks are free to enjoy from the outside—Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Lennon Wall. Prague Castle complex tickets cost about €14–18. Museums and galleries usually charge €10–15. River cruises on the Vltava start around €12–18.

☀️ Quick Tips

Public transport tickets must be validated before boarding. Keep valuables secure in crowded areas. Tap water is safe to drink. Tipping 5–10% is appreciated in restaurants. Carry some cash, as smaller places may not accept cards.