The 10+ Best Things In Prague To See & Do
Prague Castle
Prague or Praha is a huge and exciting city. During the summer tourist months, it’s extremely busy and prime time for the pick pocketer to be eyeing up the day dreaming tourist. Keep your personal items close, and your wallet even closer. But other then that, great city to visit. Here is the 10+ Best Things In Prague when visiting the city.
One method of travel to this city is by plane, or the train as well! We travelled Europe by train, and when we visited Prague, we came from Wroclaw, Poland, read our blog here. We took a total of 30 trains (big, small, new and old) on our 70 days in Europe, we didn’t buy the Eurail Pass and at the end of or trip we came ahead. But if you are traveling from one big city to the next big city in a few weeks, we believe it’s worth the purchase. There is also only 1 main train station.
Currency – Czech Republic has it’s own currency and is not on the euro system when we were there in the summer of 2014. They use the Czech Crown (Kč or CZK) as the currency, and is available for withdrawal at the ATM’s when you arrive at the train station or airport.
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Mini Eiffel Tower
Here is some ideas for The Best Of Prague:
- Prague Castle (Largest Castle)
- Charles Bridge
- Old Town Square
- Astronomical Clock (Must See)
- Tyn Church
- Powder Gate
- TV Tower (2nd Ugliest building in the world)
- Vitkov Hill
- Wenceslas Square
- Beer Gardens (Great view of the city)
- Prague Metronome
- Petrin Lookout Tower aka Mini Eiffel Tower
- Pub Crawl
- John Lennon’s Wall
- Bake Shops
- Beer Tours. Dark or Light Beer
- Bike Tours
- Segway Tours
- Paddle boats
Things To Do Outside of Prague:
Things To See in Prague!!
This is just a highlight of the many things to see and do while visiting Prague. You can also visit the tops of many towers and buildings to get a fanatic view of the city. Prague is a easy city to get around in by foot and a tourist map, but there is also many other ways as well if walking isn’t your thing.
Prague Bridges
View form the Clock Tower
