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Many visitors try to fit too many cities into a short trip, but this often leads to exhaustion and spending half your time in transit. Czech cities may appear close on a map, but travel times add up quickly. Focus on a few destinations—Prague, Český Krumlov, and Kutná Hora are popular and manageable. Consider dropping further locations like Brno or Karlovy Vary unless you have extended time.
Czech public transportation is extensive and reliable. For Prague, use the PID Lítačka app; for intercity trains and buses, the IDOS app is the best for schedules and tickets. Train tickets can also be bought via the Můj Vlak app (for České Dráhy trains). Remember to validate your ticket before boarding.
Most people in tourist areas speak some English, but learning basic Czech greetings and polite words like 'Dobrý den' (hello), 'prosím' (please), and 'děkuji' (thank you) is much appreciated. Duolingo or YouTube can help, but don’t worry if you can’t master more than the basics.
Czech service staff do not check in as frequently as in some countries—don’t expect restaurant staff to visit your table often. Water is not usually free and public restrooms often charge. Stand on the right and walk on the left on escalators, and never block sidewalks or station exits. Avoid small talk with strangers on public transport.
Avoid exchanging money on the street. Use banks or recommended exchange offices, and know the rough exchange rate before you go. For Prague specifically, watch the Honest Guide channel on YouTube for the latest advice on scams, overpriced food, and tourist traps. For example, the sweet pastry trdelník is not truly Czech—don't pay inflated tourist prices.
You’ll be able to pay with a card in most places, but it’s good to have a small amount of Czech crowns (CZK) for very small vendors, local transport, or public toilets. Never use street money-changers, and don’t bring large sums of cash. € is sometimes accepted but at a poor rate.
Try traditional Czech dishes like svíčková with dumplings, koláče, or hot chocolate in cafes. Take time to explore less crowded streets for a richer atmosphere. If you’re planning unique sightseeing (festivals, medieval sites, or motorsport events), always check local or festival-specific websites for dates and tickets. For castles or famous sites, consider booking tours in advance, as slots can sell out.
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