Prague city guide

Intro to Prague
Since the Velvet Revolution of 1989, Prague has captured the imaginations of countless visitors. It's easy to understand how this romantic city has pierced the fantasies of so many. While Prague has a deeply charming old town, the city's architectural appeals alone extend far beyond it.
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Expect to Spend: Prague
What should you expect to spend in Prague on your hotel? What might you spend on a good restaurant meal? We'll answer these questions for you with our trademark aplomb and verve. And you'll love it, the way you always do. » read more
Getting Around Prague
Central Prague covers a relatively small area, best traversed by foot. For reaching sights and hotels outside the historical center, the Prague transportation system is efficient and extremely affordable.
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Getting Into Prague
Getting into Prague from the airport is pretty simple. Whether you take the bus or a newly-standardized taxi, stick with our guide to make things as easy as possible. We'll also tell you why you might want to use the metro to get from Prague's main train station into the city. » read more
Prague Budget Tips
How are you going to keep it cheap in Prague? We'll tell you how to find the tourism office, list admission prices for various museums and other attractions, and provide you with a tangle of free sights to choose from. So you won't have to watch your koruny quite so carefully. » read more
Prague Car Rentals
If you decide to rent a car on a day trip to some quaint corner of the Czech Republic, we can help you. We've worked out what you can expect to pay for a one-day economy car rental in Prague, and we've also done some research on local car rental outfits. » read more
Prague feature stories
People We Love: Troy M. Litten
Check out EuroCheapo's first "People We Love" installment, on San Francisco Art Director and Graphic Designer Troy M. Litten. Read about Troy's love of Eastern Europe, his travel philosophy, and his tips for fully relaxing into the places he's visiting. » read more
Prague City Guide Introduction
Since the Velvet Revolution of 1989, Prague has captured the imaginations of countless visitors. It's easy to understand how this romantic city has pierced the fantasies of so many. While Prague has a deeply charming old town, the city's architectural appeals alone extend far beyond it.
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Prague Day Trips
We've come up with three day trip suggestions for that moment when you realize you need a break from Prague's deep charm: the spa town of Karlovy Vary, the country's second city of Brno, and the beer town of Plzen. » read more
Prague Hotel Overview
Prague is a bit of an accommodation conundrum. The cost of eating, drinking, and getting around the city is very affordable, while hotel accommodation, relatively speaking, is not. Here's the lowdown on all things hotel.» read more
Prague Links
We found lots of great information about Prague floating out there in cyberspace. And we corralled it all here for you.» read more
Prague: Top 10 Attractions
From museums and opera performances to public squares and impressive architecture, there’s no shortage of activity in this beautiful Czech city. Here are ten of our favorite, Cheapo-friendly attractions for Prague.
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Reviewing Prague
Vivien administers the trusty EuroCheapo Q & A here, discussing her favorite Prague hotels, the state of tourism in the Czech capital, the mystery of "guesthouses," and the gorgeous grounds of Vysehrad. » read more
Prague blog posts
- European Rail Services: Big changes in Greece
- Eurolines: International coach journeys in Europe
- European Train Schedules: New trains for 2012
- Prague: 3 do-it-yourself walking tours
- Prague: A guide to grocery stores and food markets
- Europe Rail Update – Fall 2011: Moscow to Paris rumors
- Prague: Day trips to Kutna Hora and Karlstejn Castle
- Prague: 10 things to do for under 10 Euros
- Prague Pools: Where to go swimming this summer
- Prague: Free International Music Festival June 23-25, 2011
