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Good afternoon.
I ask the advice of seasoned and amateurs about the rest in Prague.
Firstly, I'm interested in the ticket price and useful tips about the train journey from Kyiv to Prague. I can not exactly find the price of Kyiv-Prague tickets. They don’t say exactly at Ukrzaliznytsia, everyone names a different price ...
Secondly, accommodation, normal, budget options. We are not picky, we would have somewhere to spend the night))) But not far from the center.
I ask the advice of seasoned and amateurs about the rest in Prague.
Firstly, I'm interested in the ticket price and useful tips about the train journey from Kyiv to Prague. I can not exactly find the price of Kyiv-Prague tickets. They don’t say exactly at Ukrzaliznytsia, everyone names a different price ...
Secondly, accommodation, normal, budget options. We are not picky, we would have somewhere to spend the night))) But not far from the center.
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If you need not quite hostels, we always turn to these guys http://www.pragarent.com
And by the way, they helped us with tickets. For some reason, ordering tickets in the Czech Republic is cheaper... Mysterious Slavic business!
And by the way, they helped us with tickets. For some reason, ordering tickets in the Czech Republic is cheaper... Mysterious Slavic business!
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answered 12 years ago
it is better to buy air tickets Kyiv-Prague-Kyiv in advance. In terms of money, it will be about the same as on the bus and on the train!
Choose a hotel and book through booking, depending on the area where you want to live. Not far from the center and good prices for hotels in the Zizkov area.
Choose a hotel and book through booking, depending on the area where you want to live. Not far from the center and good prices for hotels in the Zizkov area.
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answered 12 years ago
If you are not picky, check out Ostas, you can walk to the center cheaply, but don't expect hot breakfasts (sausages and scrambled eggs). Nearby on the corner there is a shop with Russian sellers. True, they behave there like the owners of the Czech crown no less. In place of the Czechs, I would have kicked them out for rudeness. But maybe they are only rude to Russian-speaking people.
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answered 12 years ago