When someone asks me what to do in Prague when they only have a few days to spare, I say: first go Royal Way! It’s a historical route that guides visitors through the city’s significant landmarks. It follows the route of the traditional coronation procession of Czech kings, which led from the Royal Palace to …
In the 19th century, mathematician Bernardo Bolzano counted 103 towers in Prague, earning it the title „Prague of a Hundred Spires.“ Today, the city officially boasts over 500 towers, likely even more. The definition of a tower varies, but one thing is certain: the view of Prague’s towers is breathtaking. Join me visiting the best …
1989: The Velvet Revolution Occurred in 1989 and brought about political change with significant consequences for Czech and Slovak history. It brought an end to communist rule and the beginning of a democratic state. The most iconic public figure was Václav Havel, the future president. People wanted: democracy, freedom, and respect for human rights. This …
Explore Czechia basics: key phrases, local manners, and daily routines for a smooth experience. 1. Basic Czech Phrases with Pronunciations: How to say the most important words in Czech? Learn these essential phrases in Czech with their pronunciations: Good day: Dobrý den (pronounced doh-bree dehn) Please: Prosím (pronounced proh-seem) Beer: Pivo (pronounced pee-vo) Thank you: …
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Discover Czechia’s economic strengths, iconic brands, and the beloved beer culture. 1. Economic Insights of Czechia: In which sector does Czechia make the most money? Czechia is known for its robust industrial sector, particularly in manufacturing and engineering. Industries like automotive, machinery, and electronics contribute significantly to the country’s economic prosperity. Moreover, Czechia is good …
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Welcome to Czechia! We will delve into practical topics to enhance your journey. From managing currency and language challenges to prioritizing safety. 1. Currency and Money Matters: Do I need to carry local currency in Czechia? While major tourist areas often accept credit cards, having some Czech Koruna (CZK) on hand is advisable, especially in …
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