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How much does a week in the Czech Republic cost for two with a child?
I'm going to go to Prague with my son for a week in the fall. Recommend inexpensive options.
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considering a little shopping + souvenirs + dinners for 20-30 euros for two + paid entrance to museums and some palaces and castles, at least one trip to Cesky Krumlov or Gluboka nad Vltava, or somewhere else in the Czech Republic - 1500-2000 euros should be enough, if no frills.
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answered 14 years ago
I think that the right decision would be to book an HB hotel, that is, with half board. And for lunch you can go to eat in a cafe. Choose a cafe away from the historical center. There prices are really low. I agree that with a child for 20-30 for two for lunch you will invest. Czech cuisine is already closer to German than to Slavic. So there will be a lot of sausages, sausages, cabbage, potatoes in all kinds and of course beer. Still the Czech Republic
I recommend trying their dairy products and various cheeses, especially with mold. You can buy in any supermarket.
One more piece of advice not quite on the topic, but I think it is very important. Specify the commission in exchangers, even if it says that the commission is 0.
Very often we came across that the commission seems to be 0, but in reality they will take up to 40% of the amount from you as a commission for currency exchange. So specifically specify how much you will receive for 50/100 euros, etc. Let them show you a specific amount on the calculator. Be persistent otherwise they will rip you off like sticky))
I can safely recommend the hotel in which I lived in Prague. Read my review. The cost of accommodation is somewhere around 70-80 euros for two with breakfast.
Personally, I think that without frills and 1,000 euros should be enough with a child.
I recommend trying their dairy products and various cheeses, especially with mold. You can buy in any supermarket.
One more piece of advice not quite on the topic, but I think it is very important. Specify the commission in exchangers, even if it says that the commission is 0.
Very often we came across that the commission seems to be 0, but in reality they will take up to 40% of the amount from you as a commission for currency exchange. So specifically specify how much you will receive for 50/100 euros, etc. Let them show you a specific amount on the calculator. Be persistent otherwise they will rip you off like sticky))
I can safely recommend the hotel in which I lived in Prague. Read my review. The cost of accommodation is somewhere around 70-80 euros for two with breakfast.
Personally, I think that without frills and 1,000 euros should be enough with a child.
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answered 14 years ago
When traveling to Prague, take 3 stars. with breakfast, or rent an apartment or an apartment. It is better to spend money on excursions. 1.5 thousand euros were enough for me and my child for 8 days (we foolishly took 4 stars). Excursions every day sometimes not one at a time. Now in Prague you can pay in euros, but you better not do this, as their cross-rate is very strange. We were convinced of this, as we flew to Spain via Prague (in May of this year) and stayed there for 9 hours (the euros were not changed and were very surprised at the method of counting them).
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answered 14 years ago
From personal experience. We were in Prague for 10 days with an adult daughter on a tour package, a hotel with breakfast. We returned from excursions later than 20:00, at which time the shops were already closed, i.е. had lunch and dinner in cafes or restaurants with beer, took an additional 3-4 excursions (100-120 USD / person) while costing $ 1000. In general, the minimum is $ 50 per person per day
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answered 14 years ago