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Prague

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”Mother Prague has clutches,” Franz Kafka wrote, nearly one hundred years ago. Prague’sconvoluted streets may keep you in those clutches, loving every second of it. Anyone who haswandered around the cobbled streets and Gothic alleyways, seeing the moon hover behind thetowers and pinnacles of Europe’s most beautiful capital, will definitely come back.

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Staroměstské náměstiThe Old Town market place with its pastel-colouredbaroque houses and cathedral, is one of Europe’smost beautiful squares. In...Obecní dům (Municipal House)This art nouveau palace was erected after theright-wing revolution, which, during the second half ofthe 19th century, came t...Staronová Synagoga (Old-New Syn...Staronová Synagoga is one of the oldest synagoguesin Europe. This is where Rabbi Löw, who createdGolem—the clay figure which...Veletržní palácThis handsome, functional building from the 1920s iswhere trade fairs used to be held until 1951. Later, itserved as headqua...

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THE CITY

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After the ’Velvet Revolution’ in 1989, Prague has been an international metropolis with all the usual trappings—butit has also managed successfully to retain its unspoiledlocal character. The Czech capital is small and compact,with hospody (beerhouses) that oer the world’s bestbeers stationed on every street corner. The mostimportant areas are the central districts of the city: StaréMěsto (Old Town), Josefov, Nové Město (New Town), andMalá Strana (Lesser Town). These are best explored onfoot. In recent years, the district of Vinohrady (Vineyards)has established itself as the district favoured by Pražani(the Prague inhabitants), and the restaurants and cafés lieclosely packed.

When you visit Prague, it is worth remembering that not only does the city boast an impressive history, whichstretches back many hundreds of years, but it has alsofostered exciting architects, artists, and designers of the20th century. Prague was once the centre of CentralEuropean modernism, a fact which today, after a longperiod of dictatorship, has almost faded into oblivion.During recent years, modernist Czech architecture andinterior design have experienced a recovery, and there isnearly always a good exhibition to see.

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DO & SEE

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The Czech capital is small and compact, with hospody (beerhouses) that oer the world’s best beers stationed onevery street corner. The most important areas are thecentral districts of the city: Staré Město (Old Town),Josefov, Nové Město (New Town), and Malá Strana (LesserTown). These are best explored on foot.

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Staroměstské náměsti

The Old Town market place with its pastel-coloured baroque houses and cathedral, is one of Europe’s mostbeautiful squares. In the centre stands a large statue of thereligious leader from the 1400s, Jan Hus.

Address: Staroměstské náměsti 1

Obecní dům (Municipal House)

This art nouveau palace was erected after the right-wing revolution, which, during the second half of the 19thcentury, came to transform Prague into a moderncapitalist city. Before the inauguration in 1911, all of theCzech artist elite of the time, helped to create what istoday one of Europe’s nest art nouveau monuments. Thebuilding was renovated from 1994-97 and houses agallery, a beer cellar, and a bar.

Address: namesti Republiky 5Phone: +420 222 002 101Internet: www.obecnidum.cz

Staronová Synagoga (Old-New Synagogue)

Staronová Synagoga is one of the oldest synagogues in Europe. This is where Rabbi Löw, who created Golem—theclay gure which was to protect Prague’s Jewishpopulation from persecution—preached.

Address: ČervenáPhone: +420 224 800 812-813Internet: www.synagogue.cz

Veletržní palác

This handsome, functional building from the 1920s is where trade fairs used to be held until 1951. Later, itserved as headquarters for foreign trade companies.Today, it houses the National Gallery collections ofmodern, international, and Czech art.

Address: Dukelských hrdinů 47Phone: +420 224 301 111Internet: www.ngprague.cz

Prague Castle and St. Vitus’ Cathedral

The whole of Prague Castle, the area which lies on a hill overlooking the city, is a must for any visitor. The castle’shistory goes back to the 11th century and it is said todayto be Europe’s largest castle. The gothic St.Vitus’Cathedral, which took more than 600 years to build, ismost signicant and impressive.

Address: Pražský hrad, Praha 1 - Hradčany


Internet: www.hrad.cz

Karlův most (Charles Bridge)

The bridge was built in 1357 under the guidance of Charles IV, and up to the 19th century it remained the onlybridge connecting both sides of Prague. Take a stroll overthe bridge and learn the names of the 30 saints whosestatues stand sentinel there.

Address: Karlův Most

Beer Tasting

Many people associate the Czech Republic as a ölproducerande country and rightly so. If there is one placewhere you should take the opportunity to sample some ofthe best beer in the world, it's here. There is a wideselection of pubs where you can begin your tasting.

Astronomical Clock

This clock has been ticking since 1490 on the wall of Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square. Every hourbetween 8 am and 8 pm, visitors can see the Apostles assmall wooden gures appear from the clock. Taking acloser look at it, one can see mystical zodiac signs on theclock´s face.

Address: Old Town Square

Catch local acts

Experiencing local musicians in the city you are visiting is a great way of getting a sense of the country´s culturaland political views. In Prague there are many places whereyou can catch local acts, for example Akropolis, LucernaMusic Bar and Vagon.

AkropolisKubelíkova 27www.palacakropolis.com

Lucerna Music BarVodičkova 36www.lucerna.musicbar.cz/en

VagonNárodní třída 25www.vagon.cz

Bungee Jump

If going to Prague is not thrilling enough then you should try out bungee jumping from Zvikov bridge. K.I bungeejump have been around since 1993 and is a good option ifyou dare to try it out.

Address: Zvikov bridgePhone: +420 777 25 01 26Internet: www.bungee.czMore Info: [email protected]

Divadlo Minor

Divadlo Minor invites you to a puppet show. The shows arebig in Prague and have a long history of storytelling in thewhole of Czech Rebublic. Do not mistake it for a showonly for children as they also are aimed to adults.

Address: Vodičkova 6Internet: www.minor.cz

Casino

There are many places to go to for a drink in Prague and the casinos are always a good choice. Palais Savarin ishighly recommended even if you do not gamble since theinterior is simply amazing. If you are a fan of James Bond,then you should head to Banco Casino as it is one of thecasinos which appear in the movie Casino Royale.

Address: Palais Savarin, Na příkopě 10Phone: +420 251 177 888Internet: www.casinos.cz

State Opera

If you are a fan of the opera then you cannot miss Prague’s State Opera. Take a night out, dress up and enjoythe elegance that Prague and the Opera have to oer.When arriving, it is possible to order refreshments for thepause.


Address: Legerova 75Phone: +420 296 117 111Internet: www.narodni-divadlo.cz

Prague Zoo

Here you will see some lovely views over gorgeous animals in a well composed area. It is worth enjoying a daywalking around and learning more about dierentinteresting animals, such as the gorillas. The zoo is easy toaccess from down town Prague.

Address: U Trojského zámku 3/120Phone: +420 296 112 230Internet: www.zoopraha.cz

KGB Museum

The KGB museum house many dierent and interesting artefacts. You can, for example, see Lenin´s death mask,dierent equipment used in laboratories by the KGB andTrotsky´s murder weapon. You even have the possibility totry on various military head gear.

Address: Mala Strana Vlasska 13Phone: +420 272 048 047Internet: www.kgbmuseum.com

DINING

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Many international cuisines have been introduced to the Prague restaurant scene, but the Central European farestill dominates. Classic, Czech homely meals includeSvíčková (roast beef with cream sauce), and the nationaldish, Vepřo-knedlo-zelo (pork with sauerkraut anddumplings). These can be had at anyhospoda—beerhouse—along with a cold pilsner.

Alchymist

The luxury restaurant Alchymist provides a kitsch variant of Prague’s history. Blood-red curtains, Louis XIV chairsand candelabras characterise the furnishings. The cuisineis original Italian and the service is excellent.

Address: Nosticova 1Phone: +420 257 312 513Internet: www.alchymist.cz

Kolkovna

Kolkovna serves the best Czech food in Old Town. Enjoy thick soups, grilled meat, and sh which are topped withunpasteurised Pilsner Urquell.

Address: Na Příkopě 10Phone: +420 277 008 880Internet: www.kolkovna.cz

Cantina

Cantina serves very good Mexican food at reasonable prices and stocks a decent selection of tequila. Always full,so if you want a table in the evening it is best to bookearly.


Address: Újezd 38Phone: +420 257 317 173Internet: www.restauracecantina.cz

U Básníka Pánve

U Básníka Pánve serves an example of a cuisine that is a little more ”nouveau Czech.” Classic dishes with atwist—such as extra-spicy goulash—that are inexpensiveand phenomenally good.

Address: Mánesova 62Phone: +420 222 250 072Internet: www.ubasnikapanve.cz

La Lavande

A chef from the Sarah Bernhardt restaurant at Hotel Paris, opens his own restaurant in Vinohrady. The result:possibly, the best and cheapest French food in Prague.

Address: Záhřebská 24Phone: +420 608 579 835Internet: www.lalavande.wz.cz

Malý Buddha (”Little Buddha”)

”Little Buddha” is Prague’s best value restaurant, particularly bearing in mind its location—just a stone’sthrow from Prague Castle. Chinese and Vietnamesespecialities and a large selection of good teas.Non-smoking.

Address: Úvoz 46Phone: +420 220 513 894Internet: www.malybuddha.cz

7 Angels

7 Angels is located just by the Old Town Square in Prague.The menu is traditional Czech cuisine and lovelyvegetarian food. They have a warm interior and live musicevery Friday and Saturday.

Address: Jilska 20Phone: +420 224 234 381Internet: www.7angels.cz

Bellevue

If you get the chance to go to Bellevue it will be one of the best food experiences you will have in Prague. There isnothing to complain about as the menu, service andatmosphere is nothing but excellent.

Address: Smetanovo Nabrezi 18Phone: +420 222 221 443Internet: www.bellevuerestaurant.cz

Maitrea

Welcome to this gem in central Prague. Maitrea serves vegetarian food but even if you are a meat lover you willdenitely not get disappointed on the cuisine.

Address: Tynska ulicka 6/1064Phone: +420 221 711 631Internet: www.restaurace-maitrea.cz

Indian by Nature

If you are in the mood for something spicy and really hungry then Indian by Nature´s buet is highlyrecommended. They also have an extensive dinner menu.

Address: Pernerova 478/1Phone: +420 601 200 198Internet: www.ibn-restaurant.cz

Ristorante Carmelita

Ristorante Carmelita prepares lovely thin crusted pizzas with plenty of toppings over oak wood. They have anItalian menu with many delighted dinner options but thepizzas are to recommend.

Address: Ujezd 406/31Phone: +420 257 312 564Internet: www.restauracecarmelita.cz

La Casa Argentina

This is the ultimate place for any meat lover! The meat is prepared from Argentine bulls on a ‘parrilla’ open grill. Tothese, well tasting steaks, you can choose from a widerange of Argentine wines. They also serve deliciousseafood and salads.


Address: Dlouhá 35/730Phone: +420 222 311 512Internet: www.lacasaargentina.czMore Info: [email protected]

La Veranda

If you are willing spend a bit more than average on food then La Veranda is a good option. They are recommendedby the Michelin guide and most of their food is organic andproduced from local farmers in Czech Republic.

Address: Elišky Krásnohorské 2/10Phone: +420 224 814 733Internet: www.laveranda.cz

Bohemia Bagel

This bagel chain is located on dierent locations around town, but this is however the original store. Bohemia Bagelis American inspired, so even if you are not in the moodfor a bagel you will nd blueberry pancakes,cheeseburgers and a Philly cheese steak which is a musttry.

Address: Masná 2Phone: +420 224 812 560Internet: www.bohemiabagel.cz

Coda

Coda is a ne dining restaurant and a part of the luxury hotel Aria. The food is excellent and so is the service andatmosphere. Both the hotel and restaurant carries a musictheme inspired from both composers and musicians.

Address: Tržiště 9Phone: +420 225 334 761Internet: www.codarestaurant.cz

CAFES

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Prague has always been a good town for cafés. Around theturn of the last century this meant large middle classpremises—which re-opened during the 1990s—and afterthe Velvet Revolution of 1989, a lot of smaller, cosy cafésopened with bric-à-brac décor.

Café Slavia

Of all Prague’s old, traditional cafés, Slavia is the most well-known. This is where members of the Czechavant-garde would sit in the early 1900s, and, during theCommunist era, dissidents used to gather here, the secretpolice spying from only a couple of tables away. The viewtowards Prague Castle is simply stunning, but if you gettired of it, you can always look at the ne painting, ’theAbsinthe Drinker.’

Address: Smetanovo nábřeží 1012/2, Praha 1Phone: +420 224 218 493Internet: www.cafeslavia.cz

Café Louvre

Café Louvre is Franz Kafka’s and Albert Einstein’s favouritecafé, it also housed Prague’s rst billiard hall. One majorperk here is their home made cakes.

Address: Národní 22Phone: +420 224 930 949Internet: www.cafelouvre.cz

Medúza

On a heavily tree-lined Prague Street, stands the city’s cosiest café—a Prague café with a typically young


atmosphere, upholstered chairs, a few tables and sofas.

Address: Belgická 17Phone: +420 222 515 107

Kavárna Obecní dům

Kavárna Obecní dům is a relaxing café designed in Art Nouveau style with high ceilings, large windows, mirrorsand beautiful crystal chandeliers.

Address: Náměstí Republiky 5Public Transport: Metro B to Náměstí RepublikyPhone: +420 222 002 763Internet: http://www.kavarnaod.cz

Mistral Café

Café and restaurant Mistral is located at the historical Old Town. Whether you choose Czech specialities orinternational cuisine, you will get inspired by the relaxingatmosphere.

Address: Valentinská 11Phone: +420 222 317 737Internet: www.mistralcafe.cz/en/

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

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Prague has a lively nightlife and anyone who wants to, candance at the night clubs until dawn. Most Pražani (thePrague inhabitants) start the evening at one of the city’smany bars, cafés, or beerhouses.

Radost FX

The night club, restaurant, and cocktail bar known as Radost (joy) FX, ies in internationally famous DJ’s fromaround the world, and wins prizes for its delicious drinks.The club was chosen, by the British Ministry, as one of theworld’s best. Don’t miss the vegetarian restaurant, which isopen late every night.

Address: Bělehradská 120Phone: +420 603 193 711Internet: www.radostfx.cz

Palác Akropolis

Palác Akropolis is a Prague institution in Žižkov, the part of town known as Prague’s Bronx. The brightly colouredbuilding was erected in the 1920s as a cultural meeting


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place. It houses a restaurant on the ground oor, and astage in the basement. Excellent live music venue foralternative and world music.

Address: Kubelíkova 1548/27Phone: +420 296 330 911Internet: www.palacakropolis.cz

U Staré Pani (The Old Lady’s Place)

Prague is rightly famous for its jazz, and oer bands which play everything from bebop to big band jazz andavant-garde. The ’Old Lady’ is the best club to to start yourtour.

Address: Michalská 9Phone: +420 603 551 680Internet: www.ustarepani.cz/en

Baráčnická Rychta

Baráčnická Rychta is a cosy Czech beer hall with a history going back to the 1800s, when it served as a meetingplace for people who wanted to revive ancient Czechtraditions. Today, on a stage below the pub, you can seeeverything from Czech folk music to Ukrainian punkbands.

Address: Tržiště 23/255Phone: +420 257 532 461Internet: www.baracnickarychta.cz

Bugsy’s Bar

Tucked away in an elegant, traditional basement, Bugsy’s has been picked as one of the world’s best by internationaltrade bodies. The cocktails are reason enough to visit thisbar.

Address: Pařížská 10Phone: +420 840 284 797Internet: www.bugsysbar.cz

SHOPPING

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If you want to shop for uniquely Czech products in Prague,you should visit the small boutiques selling domesticdesigner clothes, and look for reproductions of the utilitydesigns created by Czech modernists in the 1920s and’30s—both sectors have grown considerably in recentyears. Another traditional item to shop for is Bohemian cutglass.

Designer Clothes

Even though there are no exact shopping areas for smallershops with designer clothing, you will encounter a smallconcentration of them on Karoliny Světlé andBartolomějská streets, in New Town. Boutiques such asLeeda, Toalette and Alice Abraham oer a good startingpoint.

Address: Karoliny Světlé street Bartolomějská street

Main Shopping Areas

Prague’s main shopping areas are situated in New Town: on Václavské námesti (Wenceslas Square), and,immediately below, on the pedestrian mall Na Příkopě.There are large individual shops and chain stores such asH&M, Zara, and Marks & Spencers, as well as severallarge department stores.

Address: Václavské námesti (Wenceslas Square)

Antiques and Art

If you take a stroll from the market place Havelské tržiště in Old Town, across Michalská street, you will nd several


antique shops and stores displaying typical Pragueartwork on the way.

Address: Havelské tržiště in Old Town

Cut glass

The Czech Republic is deservedly well-known for its cut glass, and a wide range is on oer at the shops aroundStaroměstské náměsti (Old Town Square).

Address: Staroměstské náměsti (Old Town Square)

Czech Design

The work of young Czech designers can be found at Qubus on Ramova 3, around the corner from the square.Anyone who wants modernist design in the form ofcubism or functionalism visit the shop Kubista on Celetná34/Ovocný trh 12, also close to the Old Town Square.

Address: Rámová 3

ACCOMMODATIONS

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Royal Plaza

Royal Plaza is located in the Vinohrady district and within walking distance to many historic attractions. The hotelhas free WiFi throughout the whole complex and forbreakfast they have a lovely buet.

Address: Rimska 4Phone: +420 222 222 211Internet: www.royalplaza.cz

Hilton Prague

As always, Hilton lives up to its reputation with its award winning Sky bar, free tness facilities and greatrestaurants. Location is everything, and Hilton is locatedon the banks of River Vltava and just by the shoppingcenter Palladium.

Address: Pobrezni 1Phone: +420 224 841 111Internet: www3.hilton.com

Hotel U Martina

Hotel U Martina is situated in the historical center of Prague and close to the Prague Castle. A Japanese teahouse, sauna and gym facilities are available for the hotelguests.

Address: Zubatého 289/3Phone: +420 257 313 006Internet: www.hotelumartina.cz

Clarion Congress Hotel

Clarion Congress Hotel is located next to Vysocanska Metro Station and is a popular hotel both for businessclients and tourists. You have shops, restaurants, bars anda tness center right next to the hotel.

Address: Freyova 33Phone: +420 211 131 111Internet: www.cchp.cz

Buddha-Bar Hotel

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Buddha-Bar hotel is located here in the heart of Prague.

Address: Jakubska 8Phone: +420 221 776 300Internet: www.buddhabarhotelprague.com

Royal Bellezza Apartments

If you are a bigger group visiting Prague then renting an apartment might be a better option for you rather thanstaying at a hotel. Royal Bellezza Apartments oer a threestar residence in the heart of New Town.

Address: Legerova 48Phone: +420 774 200 749Internet: www.royalbellezza.com

Hotel Merkur

Hotel Merkur is a three star hotel located next to Prague’s historic center. Their restaurant oer Czech andinternational cuisine so you will always have a good dinneroption if you do not feel like a night out on the town.

Address: Tesnov 1162/9Phone: +420 222 323 878Internet: www.mercure.com

Pension U Lilie

Pension U Lilie is a family owned guest house located in the Old Town. Their restaurant specializes in Czech andItalian cuisine. They oer transfer to the airport at anadditional cost.

Address: Liliová 15Phone: +420 222 220 432Internet: www.pensionulilie.cz

Hotel Zlatá Váha

Hotel Zlatá Váha is set right in the heart of the most popular attractions in Prague. The rooms are cosydecorated in purple and cherry wood, their restaurantserves Czech cuisine and a mix of international dishes.

Address: Senovážné náměstí 981/21Phone: +420 245 001 540Internet: www.zlatavaha.cz


Rezidence Vysehrad

Rezidence Vysehrad oer luxurious apartments for your visit to Prague. Free WiFi, parking and tness facilities areincluded. In the restaurant you will nd an Italian inspiredmenu.

Address: Lumírova 1715/33Phone: +420 234 724 200Internet: www.rezidencevysehrad.com

Capital Apartments

Capital Apartments are located in the heart of Prague. If you like to discover Prague by night then staying here isperfect as there are many bars, restaurants and clubsnearby.

Address: Václavské náměstí 36Phone: +420 224 240 876Internet: www.capitalapartmentsprague.com

Pension Platan

Pension Platan is a two star guest house located about a 15 min walk from Old Town Square. They oer both rooms,apartments and a studio, all children under 15 years oldstay for free.

Address: Revolucni 24Phone: +420 777 320 777Internet: www.platan.cz

Balbin

Within a 30 min walk from Balbin you can reach Prague Castle, Old Town Square, the Jewish Quarter and CharlesBridge. All rooms feature a private bathroom and asatellite TV.

Address: Balbinova 26Phone: +420 222 250 657Internet: www.balbin.cz

Residence Leon D'Oro

Residence Leon D'Oro is a three star hotel located in a historic building in central Prague. The rooms have akitchenette if you do not feel like restaurant food and

some of the rooms have a Jacuzzi.

Address: Havelska 29Phone: +420 224 282 010Internet: www.pragueleondoro.com

Marriott Executive Apartments

No matter if you are in town for business or pleasure, Marriott Executive Apartments will suit your needs. Theyhave a pool, sauna and a tness center which is perfectafter a long day in town.

Address: V Tunich 9Phone: +420 221 022 102Internet: www.marriott.com

EVENTS

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Bohemians 1905 - FK Dukla Praha — Football


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Manic Street Preachers — Concert/Theathre

Date: 14/05/2014


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FK Viktoria Zizkov - Zlin — Football


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SK Slavia Praha - 1.FC Slovacko — Football


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SGP Czech Republic — Motorsport

Date: 31/05/2014

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FK Viktoria Zizkov - Taborsko — Football


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Nine Inch Nail — Concert/Theathre

Date: 20/06/2014

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Lady Gaga — Concert/Theathre

Date: 05/10/2014

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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Airport

Ruzyne Airport is located 20 kilometres to the northwest of the city centre. There are minibuses with shared fares.They take you to Metro A Station Dejvická and to Metro Bstation Námešti Republiky in Central Prague.

The cheapest solution is to go by bus. Number 119 will drop you at the Metro A station Dejvická, and bus number100 at Metro B station Zličín (change to Metro B to get tothe city centre). You can buy a transfer ticket, valid for 75minutes, in the ight terminal or at the ticket vendingmachine at the bus stop. The bus runs between 4 am andmidnight.

The Airport Express runs via Terminal North 1 – Terminal North 2 – Nádraží Holešovice Metro and train station(change to metro line C to get to the city centre).

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Phone: +420 220 111 888Internet: www.csl.cz

Public Transport

The underground, buses and railway operates daily from 4am to 12.15 am (night service every 30 minutes). Ticketscan be purchased in tobacco shops and ticket vendingmachines and is valid for 1 hour. You can choose to get ane-ticket or receive it as a text message.

For more information, see:

Internet: www.dpp.cz

Taxi

For tourists, a taxi journey in Prague often turns out to be an expensive treat. If you want to travel by taxi then call areliable taxi rm, such as AAA. Their phone number is 14014.

Internet: www.aaataxi.cz

Post

The Main Post Oce is located at Jindřišká 14, Praha 1 and is open every day from 2 pm-12 am.

Internet: www.cpost.cz

Pharmacy

A pharmacy, which is available around the clock, can be found by calling: +420 224 946 982.

Address: Palackého 720/5

Electricity

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Telephone

Country code: +420Area code: there is none; it is already included in every local telephone number


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