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Good afternoon! I really want to fulfill my dream and go to the Czech Republic. Planned departure on September 20 for a week (tour operator BIBLIO GLOBUS). Departure from Yekaterinburg. A couple of questions for those in the know:
1 Does it make sense to take a tour now or can you wait for a burning one? I have a Schengen visa.
2. I will go alone. I don't know Czech, English at least words (only what I remember from school). Will there be any problems?
3. What excursions can you recommend for a beginner? I will most likely take it here.
4. Approximately how much money should I take with me?
5. Recommend a budget hotel. Convenient location. I am offered Aladin 3. What can you say about this hotel?
1 Does it make sense to take a tour now or can you wait for a burning one? I have a Schengen visa.
2. I will go alone. I don't know Czech, English at least words (only what I remember from school). Will there be any problems?
3. What excursions can you recommend for a beginner? I will most likely take it here.
4. Approximately how much money should I take with me?
5. Recommend a budget hotel. Convenient location. I am offered Aladin 3. What can you say about this hotel?
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We went through the Vedi tour, look they often have special offers, we liked it very much. With an open Schenegen, wait for a burning tour, but there is a danger that there will be no seats on the plane specifically for this date. With the language in Prague, everything is very easy and simple, 80 percent speak Russian. Vedi's tour includes 2 walking tours, very interesting. From Prague, many take excursions to Vienna, Germany, Karlovy Vary. About money ..... For travel, 80 rubles per day, plus 500-600 rubles for meals per day, and the rest depends on your wishes for excursions and shopping, and shopping there is cool. Don't worry too much about the hotel. The main thing is that it is close to any transport stop (metro, tram, bus) and the breakfasts were varied. We were in Globus 3 *, we liked it. To go to the center min 10-15, to the subway 3 min. on foot. The costs are varied, the hotel is quiet and peaceful, located on the border of a sleeping area and a park. I advise you to exchange rubles for kroons right in your Ekata in savings, but a little, so as not to lose on the exchange, use the card, the most profitable.
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answered 11 years ago
Hello, I join the advice of the Globus Hotel, we stayed there for 6 days - it is very conveniently located, the breakfasts are varied and hearty. It is very good to walk around the city by yourself - many people know Russian, they will tell you with pleasure, they love Russians))) Not far from Prague there is a wonderful castle - Karlstejn, the train ride takes no more than half an hour.
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answered 11 years ago
If you have your visa, some companies drop the price a few days before the trip. But the end of September is a fairly popular time for excursions, so there may not be places. As for the amount of money: take somewhere around 400-500 euros (then change it to crowns). This is for a week. Maps of Prague can be taken free of charge at tourist centers. You will definitely be taken there.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks for the answer. I decided to wait a week or two with the purchase of the tour (in the hope that it would be a little cheaper). We'll just keep an eye on the changes.
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answered 11 years ago
Can you tell me how is the weather there in the second half of September?
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answered 11 years ago
tour prices are greatly reduced 14-10 days before departure, but there is a big risk that there will not be enough seats on the plane
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answered 11 years ago
in Prague there are 2 creamy months, May and September, Prague is located at the latitude of Odessa, unfortunately I myself have not been in September, but I think that the weather is favorable for hiking
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answered 11 years ago
Regarding the weather: I usually go to Europe in October-early November. As a rule, you are lucky with the weather. It used to be up to +18 (in Karlovy Vary). However, in September it can rain and get colder. This year in Kyiv in July! in the mornings it was only +12+13. The cyclone continued for quite some time. Look at the forecast a week before the trip and orient yourself with clothes.
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answered 11 years ago
