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Prague is the "Jewel in the Crown" of Central Europe and tourism is a major force.
Prague's Most Beautiful Views
Situated on the hillside, Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral Tower present fine views over the whole of Prague. This is Prague's number one tourist attraction.
There are also excellent views to be enjoyed from the following sights: Old Town Hall Tower, Old Town Bridge Tower, Mala Strana Bridge Tower, Petrin Observation Tower & Vysehrad.
As tourism is a major force in Prague, several pubs & restaurants have outside terraces with splendid views over the city: pubs with views, restaurants with views. Prague Visa Requirements and Passport Information
As the Czech Republic is a member of the European Union (E.U.), most tourists do not require a visa to visit Prague. A valid passport is of course still necessary.
To check if you need a visa, please click here.
Money Information
The Czech Republic is a member of the E.U., but the currency in Prague is still the Czech Crown (czk). Banknotes come in denominations of 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 & 5000czk.
Czech Republic expects to join the Euro in 2010-2011.
For tourist exchange rates, click here.
Airport – Praha - Ruzyne
Prague‘s international airport, Ruzyne is 15 km northwest of the city centre. It‘s little bit smaller in compare with some other europian airports, but with its modern design and services are of the same quality. On the airport, there you can find everything what is from the international airport expected. 24-hour exchange facilities, car rental offices, restaurants, cafés, small duty free shops, post office, left luggage office and many others.
For more information on the airport, please click here.
For further information on Prague, please visit the website www.pragueexperience.com |