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Visiting the Infant Jesus of Prague: A Tiny Statue with a Big Story
One crisp morning I wandered down a quiet cobbled street and stepped into a humble Baroque church The church of Our Lady Victorious and of the Prague Infant Jesus in Prague’s historic Lesser Town. Inside, I found myself face-to-face with one of the city’s most beloved treasures – a 47 cm tall statue of the Infant…
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6 Best Walking Sightseeing Tours Prague (Self Guided) by Local with Map
I’ve walked through Prague so many times over the years, so I’ve developed several walking routes to see the very best of the city. Whether I’m exploring alone or showing friends around as an unofficial tour guide, these are my favorite ways to see Prague. In this guide, I’ll share my top walking tours with…
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Where to Change Money in Prague? And How to Avoid Scams.
If you’re planning to visit Prague, you’ll definitely find it handy to have some cash in Czech crown (or Czech koruna). Let me guide you on where to exchange your money and what to keep in mind during the process. How Much Will You Get for EUR, USD, and GBP? Current exchange rates for the…
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Is It Safe to Exchange Money on the Street in Prague?
NEVER EXCHANGE MONEY ON THE STREET IN PRAGUE – HERE’S WHY The golden rule is simple: never exchange money on the street. No matter how tempting or trustworthy the offer may seem, resist the urge. Doing so is a 100 % way to get scammed. How the Scam Works Around Prague’s tourist hotspots and near…
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What Do Czech Crowns and Banknotes Look Like?
If you’re visiting Prague for the first time, Czech coins and banknotes might seem unfamiliar. Don’t worry – we’ll take a closer look so you’ll know exactly what to expect in your wallet during your stay. The Czech Republic uses 6 different coins and 6 denominations of banknotes, each with fascinating stories and historical significance…
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What Currency Is Used in Prague? Czech Crowns or Can I Pay with Euro?
In Prague and throughout the Czech Republic, the official currency is the Czech crown (in czech: česká koruna). Everyone uses it here, and it’s accepted everywhere – restaurants, businesses, services, tours, guides, hotels and more. While the Czech Republic is a member of the European Union, we have not yet adopted the euro as ours…
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24 Things to Do, What Places to See in Prague in December
Prague in December is like a winter fairy tale, especially when snow falls. Old Town Square is at its most magical, with festive markets, warm mulled wine, and charming stalls. While snow sometimes arrives mid-December and often melts quickly, the Christmas spirit is strong with or without it, and temperatures hover around 46° F (8°…
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7 Things to Do, What Places to See in Prague in November
November is Prague’s off-season, meaning fewer tourists. Autumn is in full swing – trees are bare, and the first snow begins to fall in the late November, though it often melts by noon. The city’s misty, gray mornings add a magical atmosphere, with fog drifting over the river, giving Prague a noir-like feel. It’s a…
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10 Things to Do, What Places to See in Prague in October
Prague in October is a magical time when the city slowly transitions into autumn, offering a delightful mix of vibrant city life, beautiful parks dressed in autumn colors, and rich cultural experiences. The leaves on the trees start to turn shades of orange and brown early in the month, but the most stunning transformation comes…
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13 Things to Do, What Places to See in Prague in September
In September, Prague transitions from the beautiful summer and peak tourist season into early autumn and a quieter off-season with fewer visitors. The city starts to settle back into its rhythm, which was interrupted during the busy summer months of July and August. It’s a time to unwind after the season, with locals and visitors…