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I can’t understand - how to calculate rides for independent travel in Prague?
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It all depends on how long you will be in Prague without leaving, how much to move and where.
If 3 days only in Prague, then a 72-hour pass ... costs 310 kroons
If without leaving the whole day or drive around Prague half of one day (evening) and half of the other (morning), then a 24-hour pass ... costs 110 kroons.
If you leave the city for a day, then a ride for 24 crowns (valid for 30 minutes) in order to get to the bus or railway station. If you don’t make it in 30 minutes, then the ride costs 32 kroons (valid for 90 minutes). The same ride if you manage to get to the pub in 90 minutes to drink beer and arrive at the hotel.
Travel cards are valid as well as rides from the moment of composting.
If 3 days only in Prague, then a 72-hour pass ... costs 310 kroons
If without leaving the whole day or drive around Prague half of one day (evening) and half of the other (morning), then a 24-hour pass ... costs 110 kroons.
If you leave the city for a day, then a ride for 24 crowns (valid for 30 minutes) in order to get to the bus or railway station. If you don’t make it in 30 minutes, then the ride costs 32 kroons (valid for 90 minutes). The same ride if you manage to get to the pub in 90 minutes to drink beer and arrive at the hotel.
Travel cards are valid as well as rides from the moment of composting.
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answered 12 years ago
the most profitable daily pass. 110 kroons and ride without looking at your watch. Believe from the experience of our many tourists!
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answered 12 years ago
to leros-travel.
And the purchase is the same - at bus stops trauma?
Another question - how do Arab currency exchange offices work on Saturday?
*thank you in advance))
And the purchase is the same - at bus stops trauma?
Another question - how do Arab currency exchange offices work on Saturday?
*thank you in advance))
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answered 12 years ago
The rides are most often sold in CD or book departments, as well as kiosks and Tabák/Trafika shops. Also, ticket offices are located at some metro stations (Dejvická, Hradčanská, Můstek, Florenc, Hlavní nádraží, Nádraží Holešovice, Náměstí Míru), opening hours: from 6:30 to 18:30, some ticket offices are closed for lunch.
There are also many where there are machines for buying them, but you need to have crowns in coins.
Arab exchangers usually work every day from 8 to 21.
There are also many where there are machines for buying them, but you need to have crowns in coins.
Arab exchangers usually work every day from 8 to 21.
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answered 12 years ago
The Arab exchanger, which is popular with our tourists at Politickych veznu 14, opened its branch on Dlážděná 1 street (Masarykov station area) - here is their website http://www.smenarna-dlazdena.cz/cz/
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answered 12 years ago
What about travel for children? For a child of 11 years old, are there any discounts or just a ride is cheaper for a child?
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answered 12 years ago
The cost of rides for children from 6 to 15 years is cheaper. Here are the rates http://www.dpp.cz/jizdne-na-uzemi-prahy/
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answered 12 years ago