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Krakow - Prague - Dresden by bus
Tell! Who went on the bus tour Krakow - Prague - Dresden? From which tour company (agency)? What did you think of it? Which of the optional excursions must be visited, and which are not worth it? How much money to take with you?
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The operator who makes this tour is Accord, but there are departures mainly from Lviv, I have not heard bad reviews about the service. For a tour, you can contact any agency that works with Accord
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answered 17 years ago
I didn't like Kutna Hora! and Czech Sternberg and Karlovy Vary are worth seeing! - at least once!
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answered 17 years ago
I traveled with Accord on the route Budapest-Prague-Dresden, and in Krakow I was separately 2 years earlier. The chord worked great, everything was clearly organized. From excursions in the Czech Republic, you can take an evening boat. One day in Prague is VERY short, so we did not take Karlovy Vary, we dedicated the day to Prague. We went to the fountains ourselves (you can get there by metro), they are open from 18.00 to 22.00, the ticket costs 200 crowns. If you gravitate toward art, visit the Zwinger in Dresden for the Sistine Madonna and other masterpieces.
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answered 17 years ago
Money is a relative issue. However, you can be warned that in Poland - the Polish zloty, in the Czech Republic - the European currency / the possibility of exchanging for the national currency of the country from am.dollars, euros and even hryvnias /, but in Dresden / Germany / you will need - euro warn immediately that with the exchange am. dollars may have problems, so it is better to change in advance in Ukraine or the Czech Republic. Have a good trip!
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