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Friends, in the near future I am going to visit this beautiful city. Need advice:
1) about a walk along the Vltava - many advised me not to buy it (25 euros / person with a buffet without a transfer to the hotel), because It's more interesting just to walk along the promenade. Do you agree?
2) Is there enough evening for a walk around the Old Town Square and the Jewish City?
3) is a day enough for a route that includes Prague Castle, Petrin Tower, and Wenceslas Square (+National Theater and Dancing House)?
3) is it worth setting aside a separate day for a walk around Vysehrad?
4) Have I missed any other important sights worth visiting in Prague?
5) I will be grateful for advice about good restaurants
6) tell us about public transport, please
1) about a walk along the Vltava - many advised me not to buy it (25 euros / person with a buffet without a transfer to the hotel), because It's more interesting just to walk along the promenade. Do you agree?
2) Is there enough evening for a walk around the Old Town Square and the Jewish City?
3) is a day enough for a route that includes Prague Castle, Petrin Tower, and Wenceslas Square (+National Theater and Dancing House)?
3) is it worth setting aside a separate day for a walk around Vysehrad?
4) Have I missed any other important sights worth visiting in Prague?
5) I will be grateful for advice about good restaurants
6) tell us about public transport, please
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2) I think the evening is enough. Although it is very interesting there during the day, you can take beautiful photos.
3) We had an excursion organized there and it took us 3 hours to do everything.
4) I would advise you to go to the Alphonse Mucha Museum, there are interesting temporary exhibitions. We got there on Picasso. I liked the Cathedral of St. Vita.
6) The most important thing is to buy the right ticket. If you are going to travel with transfers, then at a newsstand or a kiosk selling tobacco products, you need to ask for a “reserve”, which is valid for 75 minutes. These tickets are valid for all types of public transport, including the metro.
3) We had an excursion organized there and it took us 3 hours to do everything.
4) I would advise you to go to the Alphonse Mucha Museum, there are interesting temporary exhibitions. We got there on Picasso. I liked the Cathedral of St. Vita.
6) The most important thing is to buy the right ticket. If you are going to travel with transfers, then at a newsstand or a kiosk selling tobacco products, you need to ask for a “reserve”, which is valid for 75 minutes. These tickets are valid for all types of public transport, including the metro.
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answered 12 years ago
Yizdenok for 75 minutes is long gone. Valid only for 24 crowns - 30 minutes, for 32 crowns - 90 minutes, there are also travel cards for 1 day, 3 days, a month.
Transport runs according to the schedule, which is at each stop.
Transport runs according to the schedule, which is at each stop.
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answered 12 years ago
Sorry, 2 years ago there were still 75 minutes. Apparently things are changing fast.
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answered 12 years ago
1. Who cares. I love water trips :)
2. Enough, and just in the evening there is an interesting atmosphere.
3. The route is just for the day, if not at a gallop and with a lunch break.
We usually go to Vyshegrad in the morning, we start the walk from the top, from the Vyshegrad metro station. Walking through the park, viewing the cathedral and further down, it takes several hours. If you go the same way, I advise you to look into the monastery of Emauza, this is just on the way from Visegrad towards the center.
5. I love "Trilobite" very much, we often came in, even celebrated my birthday, very good cuisine. Not far from Mustek metro station. But there are two "buts" - it can be smoky there and always include "kuverta" in the bill without warning, whether you need it or not.
Site with coordinates
http://www.restauracetrilobit.cz/
6. If you move around the city on your own, then, in my opinion, it is optimal to buy day rides.
2. Enough, and just in the evening there is an interesting atmosphere.
3. The route is just for the day, if not at a gallop and with a lunch break.
We usually go to Vyshegrad in the morning, we start the walk from the top, from the Vyshegrad metro station. Walking through the park, viewing the cathedral and further down, it takes several hours. If you go the same way, I advise you to look into the monastery of Emauza, this is just on the way from Visegrad towards the center.
5. I love "Trilobite" very much, we often came in, even celebrated my birthday, very good cuisine. Not far from Mustek metro station. But there are two "buts" - it can be smoky there and always include "kuverta" in the bill without warning, whether you need it or not.
Site with coordinates
http://www.restauracetrilobit.cz/
6. If you move around the city on your own, then, in my opinion, it is optimal to buy day rides.
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