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The Czech Republic's currency is the Koruna (Crown), and uses the identifier CZK.
http://prague.tv/exchange-rates/
EUROS can be used in some few places.
(The Delvita near my house for example. :) |
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Mon May 17th 15:21 2004 / #2 |
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The official currency is still the koruna but some bigger stores and more tourist-oriented places accept euros. |
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Tue Jul 13th 11:10 2004 / #3 |
I'm going to Prague for a week in September, how much money should I take (GBP)?
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Tue Jul 13th 11:46 2004 / #4 |
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You need to tell us your plans and habits Sunny or how can we answer ... With or w/o accomm? |
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Wed Jul 21st 12:05 2004 / #5 |
Have booked and paid for accomodation for the week already. Will want to do the normal touristy things and eat of course. Just really wanted to get an idea of how much stuff costs? e.g. day excursions, travel (bus, taxi, train?), restaurants/tipping? etc
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Thu Jul 22nd 10:15 2004 / #6 |
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£200 - £250 unless you want to go crazy. |
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Thu Aug 12th 15:49 2004 / #7 |
A group of us are going to prague,we have everything organised and have researched as much as we can. how difficult is it to understand the koruna pricing? and as our Czech is non existant are the people good with english?
And is there any where you would say do/dont go. |
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Thu Aug 12th 16:44 2004 / #8 |
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Count your change...... |
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Thu Aug 12th 16:55 2004 / #9 |
If you're familiar with British currency, it's easiest to think of 50 crowns as being one pound, 100 crowns is roughly two quid, 500 crowns is a tenner, etc. That's not exactly right but it's a useful guide - it's pretty simple really.
(If you're more familiar with American currency, 30 crowns is roughly one dollar.)
It's likely that most Czech people you deal with here will speak at least some English, and many Czech people, particularly in Prague, speak it well.
If you're here for the first time, I'd make sure you see all the main sights, particularly Old Town Square, Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle. They're touristy but they need to be done.
As for "don'ts", here are three pieces of advice from the PTV archive:
PICKPOCKETS
Watch out for pickpockets. Usually acting in groups and frequently dressed like well-off tourists, they hit unsuspecting tourists at the doors of trams and metros or other crowded places. Be particularly careful on trams 14, 17, 22 and 23. Be aware of your belongings in bars and restaurants too. (And if you're chatting with the over-friendly ladies of Wenceslas Square after dark, make sure your wallet is safe.)
TAXIS
To avoid getting ripped off, don't hail taxis on the street. Either ask the staff at your hostel or bar to call you a cab or call one of the city's more reputable English-speaking companies:
* AAA: 233 113 311
* ProfiTaxi: 231 415 161
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
On the city's public transport system, make sure you've bought and stamped a valid ticket before you travel. Carefully check the English-language information on ticket vending machines (in all metro stations and at some tram stops). |
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Thu Aug 12th 17:24 2004 / #10 |
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Do they have banks in the Cechia? |
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Thu Aug 12th 18:08 2004 / #11 |
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Tons: here's a few http://prague.tv/search/venues.php?q=banks |
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Thu Aug 12th 18:20 2004 / #12 |
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Yes there are banks but the exchange rates are less than excellent (although better than a number of the places in the city centre!) |
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Thu Aug 12th 21:11 2004 / #13 |
McDonalds takes USD, EURO and CZK.
IF you pay in USD/EURO, they give you change in CZK...
NO COMMISSION, and the registers are tied into a system giving the most up to date national rates...
So, go into McDonalds, with a $100 bill, buy a 4kc packet of Ketchup, and tell the banks and change places to **** off! |
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jeff
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Fri Aug 13th 10:32 2004 / #14 |
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This is a great tip! :] |
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Tue Sep 21st 17:16 2004 / #15 |
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a party of 28 people going to prague any tips for us and also is it better to get your currency over here or in prague. |
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Tue Sep 21st 18:05 2004 / #16 |
Tips:
Beware of pickpockets.
Learn a couple of easy essential phrases of Czech ( if your group's mainly going to be in the capital, don't bother, most people speak English).
If you need a taxi, take AAA or Profitaxi.
Change money here in Prague in a bank.
Above all, you'll love it here, so beware of not joining the happy expats living here! We welcome you all the same! Enjoy! |
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Nor
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Sun Oct 3rd 00:15 2004 / #17 |
Excellent a great help for us. We are going to prague at the end
of the month. |
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Sun Oct 17th 13:27 2004 / #18 |
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how many Czech koruna's are there to an english pound |
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Sun Oct 17th 17:55 2004 / #19 |
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about 45 |
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Stu
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Fri Oct 22nd 21:56 2004 / #20 |
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Can you use switch cards ( maestro/Cirrus) to get money from atm's and also use them to pay in restaurants? |
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Wed Oct 27th 19:03 2004 / #21 |
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Going to Prague for 4 nights from Ireland at New Years with three friends ... Any tips regards weather food, drink, nightlife etc. Cheers! |
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Wed Oct 27th 19:47 2004 / #22 |
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Yes, you can use Switch if it's attached to the Maestro network (check with your bank, most UK banks are) |
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Sat Nov 13th 13:39 2004 / #23 |
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Have booked a trip for early December = How would you suggest we get from the airport to the hotel? Are taxis a bad idea? |
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Sat Nov 13th 17:10 2004 / #24 |
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Use the minibuses outside. They take you downtown (namesti miru) for 90 kc (3 euro). |
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Petter
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Sat Nov 13th 17:12 2004 / #25 |
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That's 90 kc per person.. |
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Sat Nov 13th 19:09 2004 / #26 |
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..and that's namesti republiky, not namesti miru. |
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Wed Nov 17th 23:18 2004 / #27 |
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Am off to Prague with husband (recovering from leg surgery post booking) for 4 nights on Monday 6 Dec - what trips can anyone recommend that allows us to see the sights and give his leg a bit of rest? Any ideas on eating places would be appreciated? |
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Thu Nov 18th 00:06 2004 / #28 |
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Wonder if there shouldn't be a PTV FAQ for this type of thing. |
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Wed Mar 30th 11:51 2005 / #29 |
Hi
What's the average price for a meal and what is a local delicacy please?
Also what is the national drink? |
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Wed Mar 30th 13:30 2005 / #30 |
Hello Wendy, the average price of a meal depends really on which meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner) and what kind of meal you are after. There are some incredibly cheap and expensive places to eat in Prague, but you can get some very tasty meals which are lean on your wallet.
Average lunch prices in Czech pubs will run you about 100 CZK with meal drink and tip. Most middle range restaurants offer lunch specials so you can eat and have a drink for about 150 CZK. Dinner of course is a little more expect to pay between 250 - 500 CZK at a nicer place.
You can eat cheap all over town hot dogs 15 CZK, potato pancakes 20CZK, old school pub gulash and 1 beer for 60 CZK.
Beer prices range from 16 - 90 CZK (though please don't ever pay over 30 CZK it only encourages them to raise the prices :)
National drink if you are in Bohemia it's got to be beer if you are in Moravia it's slivovice all the way.
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Wed Mar 30th 14:05 2005 / #31 |
you should definitely take a train 40 minutes to sedlec (kutna hora) and go to the ossuary, aka bone church :)) it's amazing. if you wanna preview go to www.jeffrey-martin.com projects section, there's a qtvr of all the bones!
best,
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Wed Mar 30th 18:52 2005 / #32 |
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blues
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Sat Apr 9th 02:12 2005 / #33 |
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How much is a taxi from the airport to Wencelas square? |
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Sat Apr 9th 11:52 2005 / #34 |
450-600, a better option are these shared airport vans which charges between 150 - 300 per person, it takes a little longer, but you won't get ripped off. You will see them when you walk out of the airport.
Happy travels |
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Thu Apr 14th 16:06 2005 / #35 |
We will be in Prague on 30 April. Because the USD has been in the basement so long I have been trying to maximize our limited spending money by getting the best exchange rate possible. They are all over the place. So, a question for those of you who have been to or are in Prague. Where is the best place to exchange money once we get there? I thought it was the American Express office until I saw their exchange rate which seems quite low.
Anyway, we can get it here or there. Any suggestions?
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Fri Apr 22nd 20:19 2005 / #36 |
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You can also find rates of some Prague exchange offices at http://currency.fin.cz/ |
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Thu Apr 28th 16:43 2005 / #37 |
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I am off to Prague with hubby in May for 4 days, 3 nights. How much spending money will I need, just for dinner each night drinks and a bit of tourist stuff. |
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Thu Apr 28th 17:18 2005 / #38 |
Rongayle - Go for the big banks to get the best rates. They all have exchange windows...
Jessica - 500-1000kc / day? Depends on how you live...
Maybe check out our Cost of Living article to get a better idea.
http://prague.tv/info/article.php?name=prices
Also: http://prague.tv/info/visitors-guide/ |
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Mon May 2nd 19:10 2005 / #39 |
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Goin to prague in august for 2 nights with the lads (about 15 of us) how much money wil we need each to have a good drink and a good time??? any other useful info to make our stay better will be accepted gratefully |
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Tue May 3rd 07:34 2005 / #40 |
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Not sure about what you mean for a "good time", but if you each have 2,000 CZK in your pocket you'll have enough for a late night fried cheese sandwich on Vaclevak. |
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Tue May 3rd 08:10 2005 / #41 |
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My advice is to not post such questions on this site: you will get smartass answers like the one above. |
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Fri May 6th 19:09 2005 / #42 |
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so any1 care to help me out? how much wil we need each for a gud drink and eat??? 2nites |
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Sat Jun 11th 20:45 2005 / #43 |
Planning to visit Prague later this month; is it possible to buy good, cheap, prepaid international phone cards (good rates to USA preferred)? Also, is it better to pay with CC or cash at the hotel?
Thanks for any help. This is a great forum! |
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Sun Jun 12th 20:47 2005 / #44 |
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Best option for currency exchange, which is mostly used by local people in Prague -- www.camfexgroup.com/en |
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Martin1957
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Sun Jun 12th 20:49 2005 / #45 |
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Best option for currency exchange, which is mostly used by local people in Prague -- www.camfexgroup.com/en |
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Fri Jun 24th 03:03 2005 / #46 |
What is the weather like in October, and how late are the pubs etc::
open till, i live in ireland so on average how much money would i need bring i will being doing everything for the 3 nights |
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Fri Jun 24th 09:36 2005 / #47 |
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In response to #10, I'd like to ask Dolly if she knows of any countries in the world that do not have banks. |
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Fri Jun 24th 15:14 2005 / #48 |
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Fri Jun 24th 15:16 2005 / #49 |
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i recently visited prague. it soon became apparent that the prostitutes had overly hairy faces. be warned |
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Fri Jun 24th 17:10 2005 / #50 |
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Do they have beer in the Checkoslovak republic? |
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Tommy big toes
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Fri Jun 24th 23:03 2005 / #51 |
Still waiting on a Answer from my last mail *46?????? does any body
Live in prague come on answer....................... |
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Sat Jun 25th 01:33 2005 / #52 |
sorry Tommy, life is busy, sooooooo, weather in October...same as London..or Dublin/Belfast, i.e 16 C. In terms of amount of money you need, as I have said before depends on what you want to do. You can get by for very cheap, 1,500 (cheaper if you go old school) per day including food and fun, here's some prices:
beer (non tourist trap spots) 20-30 CZK
lunch (non tourist trap spots) 65-150 CZK
Dinner (non tourist trap spots) 150-300 CZK
Club entrances (not brothels) 150-300 CZK
public transportation - all day pass 70 CZK
Accommodation - hostel- 450, apartment - 900 (per person) hotel - 1,500
anything else in particular you are interested in? When are you coming? |
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Tue Jun 28th 13:31 2005 / #53 |
Going in Oct 7 of this year for 3 nights want to know about the night
life good spots wont speak about the prostitutes i will find them when i get over there how late are pubs and clubs opened till in euros what is
300czk thanks for your help |
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Wed Jul 13th 19:16 2005 / #54 |
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Hello is any one at home could someone answer *53 for me |
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Wed Jul 13th 19:17 2005 / #55 |
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Hello is any one at home could someone answer *53 for me |
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Tue Jul 19th 15:02 2005 / #56 |
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hello,i'll go in Praha the first week of august in 10 days so. I'll arrived on Saturday evening, so can you tell me how I can chnage euros to CZK with the best rate and a little commission |
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Mon Jul 25th 18:09 2005 / #57 |
Could someone answer the question *53 or are ye that thick
ye dont have a clue about prague |
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Wed Jul 27th 15:25 2005 / #58 |
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In answer to Tommy big toes, it seems you're the one who knows nothing about prague because you're the one asking the damn question! (i wouldnt expect an answer after your last comment) |
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Wed Jul 27th 16:16 2005 / #59 |
If you've got one Isa bring a bank card and use ATMs they gave best rates. Don't change money in the bureau de change's that are everywhere, the rate is almost 20% below what it should be. If you do, check the boards for, We Buy/We Sell rates, and the high rate advertised is only for amounts over 1000 euros. I'm lead to believe that if you go into Irish bars they'll often change hard currency at the going rate, and then help you spunk it double quick. For those who asked how much per night for a meal and piss up you should get change from 50euros if you leave the strip bars and rip off taxis. Though you'll probably do double that.
As for Mr Big Toes I don't know how late bars are open to in euros 24 hours in time 300ck is about 10 euro weather in october is bring a coat for the evenings and pac-a-mac for rain or a brolly but you'll need some sort of time machine and a definitive list to do everything in three nights yes im that thick thy dont have a clue about prague ye mick knob the best place for ease and quality of prositutes you wont speak about to find when you get here solicite around wencleslas square as mention somes faces are hairy but they are pretty much female and if you dont want full sex are nice to just chat with its cheaper than the escort agencys and they get all the money not the middle man |
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Tue Aug 2nd 16:28 2005 / #60 |
Hi a group of 16 lads are taking this weekend off to prague, I have been on sight seeing tour before but never major piss up, I know some of the bars in the town are not cheap,This is not a problem but can you recommend any cheap atmospheric bars which are open during the day and some at night.
Most gratefull, cheap scots bloke |
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Wed Aug 17th 19:17 2005 / #61 |
Thanks Skin for your help on prague.
As for you K you nob Jockie of course i dont much about prague
That is why i have asked questions. Correct me if i am wrong but
isnt this web site suppose to help answer questions tourist have about
the country which they need answered. TWIT PQU5 |
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Mon Apr 24th 21:59 2006 / #62 |
Coming to Prague for 10 days. Can some one tell me 1) how much it would cost by Cab/Mini Bus to reach Prague 7 MILADY HORAKOVE?
2) A moderate lunch and a good nite life with an after party (exclude the brothels)?
3) What can i see on the outskirts on a short drive?
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Tue Apr 25th 12:03 2006 / #63 |
Big Toe,
Yes the site is meant to help tourists trying to find out about Prague. It also serves as a forum for Czechs and Expats to exchange ideas and thoughts in a relatively (mostly) informed manner.
For me it's most unique quality, however, is it's ability to identify, weed-out and discourage colostomy bags like yourself from smearing yourself all over it's streets in an utterly drunken frenzy of ignorance and ineptitude. |
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Tue Apr 25th 12:05 2006 / #64 |
Yes.
And that's purely my own opinion and in no way reflects those of the PTV staff. |
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Fri Apr 28th 16:02 2006 / #65 |
#62:
1) I'd say about CZK 600 (USD 25) by cab from the airport. Or CZK 20 by public transportation (bus 119 to Dejvicka, then tram 26)
2) Moderate lunch CZK 100. Beer, wine CZK 30. Coctails CZK 100.
3) Within the city: Troja - ZOO, Botanical Garden, Chateau; Zbraslav Chateau; Brevnov monastery
Outside the city: various castles (e.g. Karlstejn, Konopiste, Krivoklat, Kokorin) and towns (e.g. Kutna Hora) |
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Sat Apr 29th 00:37 2006 / #66 |
Tommy,
YES, this site is meant to help people get around / get to know Prague, BUT they are ways of asking questions, arent there ?
Ever heard of :
"Treat people how you would wish to be treated"
"Its nice to be important, but its more important to be nice"
I suggest that if you intend on sticking around in this forum, you learn some manners, or at least use it when you're not pissed out of your brains on Special Brew ! Otherwise, you wont get much help from the very knowledgeable people here... |
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Tue May 2nd 20:16 2006 / #67 |
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Hi, I have read some of the comments about changing money and some say you get good rates in the banks and others say that you don't. I would just like some more opinions on this and where the best places are to change currency. Thanks |
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Fri May 26th 18:58 2006 / #68 |
The Grinning lemmur... just to let you know i have been to prague it doesnt help when you have drug dealers and Prostitutes at every bar
Dont give me shit about smearing myself all over the streets. get a life it called enjoying yourself. thats my opinion!!!!
Jeffster.. If you read all my questions you will see i asked nicely but got smart answers in the proccess so i responded how i liked..
As you said! it nice to be important but more important to be nice...
What i say to you is look before you leap! think before you act
Phillybaby.. Change it over there it is the best rates |
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Fri May 26th 19:28 2006 / #69 |
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#59 is right, ATM is the way to go, most banks will allow you $600-1200 a day, if you need more than that per day, you probably don't care bout the rates... |
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Wed Jun 21st 16:23 2006 / #70 |
hi, im travelling to prague with my girl on 10 july for 4nts, can anyone tell me the best way to get a cab to the hotel from the airport? and how much roughly?
also, has anyone any idea's on any romantic stuff to do or see? ( don't laugh! ha ha). many thanks |
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Wed Jun 21st 18:28 2006 / #71 |
Check out air transfer services on PTV -
http://prague.tv/prague/travel/airport-transport
Look to pay around 600-700 for door to door pickup -
http://prague.tv/prague/travel/airport-transport/5415
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And here are some romantic places -
http://prague.tv/qa/food-dining/dark-and-atmospheric-restaur ants-with-good-food:5603
http://prague.tv/qa/visitors-and-tourism/romantic-prague-loc ations:4943 |
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Mon Jul 3rd 09:52 2006 / #72 |
Lyn
that amount quoted is TOO MUCH
Telephone AAA Cabs (DONT HAIL THEM - RING THEM)
14014
Make sure you tell them where you are going and give you a quote - and ask them to instruct the driver to use his METER
the taxis here are somewhat dishonest
If you are staying in the centre from the airport the fare could be as little as 300 to 400 if you RING the OPERATOR at AAA (not HAIL them as they have no control from their base and will take you for a ride)
good luck |
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Mon Jul 3rd 09:53 2006 / #73 |
and never go to a restaurant with an english menu
you will be targeted and ripped off
good luck |
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Mon Jul 3rd 22:53 2006 / #74 |
do not book your cab with the hotel on the way home!!!
i done this as we were stuck the morning we were leaving
it cost me 1500 per cab.. dont loose your key to your apartment
as that will cost you 2000, |
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Wed Jul 19th 11:59 2006 / #75 |
Hello
Going to Prague for 2 nights/3 days in October.
Is it better to book accommodation in advance or when you are there?
We are looking for accommodation that is open until early hours of the morning as we are planning to stay out late and drink a lot. I like the idea of stopping on Wenceslas Square or old town as the buildings and land marks are important to me.
What sort of price should I be looking at for two nights and if I need to book any suggestions?
Is visa electrons taken in ATMs/banks?
We would like to eat at nice restaurants for each meal, drink a lot until the early hours of the morning and do a couple of touristy things.
How much would you say to bring spending money?
Anywhere spectacular you'd recommend us going on our short stay?
Thanks |
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Mon Jul 31st 12:55 2006 / #76 |
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Please can someone tell me if £300.00 will be enough to use a spending money for a weekend. I will be visiting strip clubs with my pals. Im going friday so if someone could tell me if this would be a good amount to take or shall i take more. |
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Michael hodge
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Mon Jul 31st 12:57 2006 / #77 |
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that was ment to be 300 pounds for the weekend cheers. |
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Michael hodge
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Mon Jul 31st 12:57 2006 / #78 |
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that was ment to be 300 punds for the weekend cheers. |
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Michael hodge
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Mon Jul 31st 12:57 2006 / #79 |
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that was ment to be 300 pounds for the weekend cheers. |
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alexander
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Mon Jul 31st 19:23 2006 / #80 |
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if i go to prague wat currency chould i bring ( a crown or ...?) |
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Fri Aug 11th 00:38 2006 / #81 |
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300 pounds-12.000 czech krowns-3 night in normal hotel 3000,food,dinner,drinks,taxy-4000,and 5000,-should be enough for strip club for whole night.(its meant for 1 person) |
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Wed Jan 24th 04:10 2007 / #82 |
Ok Please can someone answer a question. I know this sounds a little dumb and i think i know the answer, but I will be visitng prague in a week for 3 days. One of those days i am wanting to go to Kutna Hora. If I buy a one of the seven-day transport tickets, does that cover the trip to and from Kutna Hora or is that on a different system with a different ticket.
PLEASE PLEASE help I dont want to over pay but i want to have the correct tickets too.
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Sun Sep 9th 23:18 2007 / #83 |
Hello,
I am a stag on weekend of 27th October, 2007. If you could please help with my few questions that would be great
1, Hotel pav wenslas square, Nice hotel or not?
2, Best nightclub for 27 guys, Not strip bar please
3, cost of taxi to and from airport to hotel?
Many Thanks Mark |
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Mon Dec 31st 03:04 2007 / #84 |
hi,
me and my girlfriend are goiing on our first holiday together in august, and i was wondering how much money i'd need to take.
if i were to pay for lunches and dinners for 7 days, and a fair few bottles of wine and 6/7 pints a night, what kinda cost am i looking at for the week??
just a nice pub for lunch then somewhere a bit smarter in the evenings for dinner
thanks :) |
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Tue Dec 9th 17:34 2008 / #85 |
hi,
me and my friends are coming for 7 days at the start of july, we have all of our flights and accomadation sorted, can you tell me:
1- how much money we'll need to bring for food and drink each day (as where staying in a hostel) and to go out every night?
2- where the best places are in the city to get away from the tourists and find nice pubs/cafes/restaurants that wont rip us off ?
3-and finally where the best places to do some shopping is whithout gettin ripped off
thanks |
paulrm
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Tue Dec 9th 20:10 2008 / #86 |
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