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People around the globe know that the Czech Republic brews some of the best beer in the world. Many Europeans take advantage of Prague’s easy to access location in the heart of Europe to drop in for a weekend or few days to indulge in the delightful brews at low costs – about 1/3 the price of a pint in Germany or 1/10 of the price in Switzerland. But, beyond the typical Staropramen,... Continue reading »

The only Prague tram that doesn’t accept Prague transport tickets is the number 91, which is actually owned by the Prague Museum of Public Transport. Restored 1920s trams operate on this route, complete with conductors in period costume. You will have to buy a separate ticket for the tram, but it is a fun way to see some of the sights, and you might also see the trams rattling around on... Continue reading »

One of the most iconic images in Prague are the red and white trams rolling past on the cobbled streets, and in fact Prague has one of the most efficient and reliable transport systems in Europe, but there is also a lot on offer for lovers of transport and machinery, young or old. So here’s some information on the basics of the transport system: Trams Prague has had its trams since the... Continue reading »

Prague is one of the most magical cities in the world and at this time of year, the atmosphere is even more electric. With Christmas markets on most of the major squares and decorations glittering against the backdrop of the famous buildings and landmarks, Prague is a wonderful setting for a Christmas break, and a great place to do some Christmas shopping. You can find unique presents in the... Continue reading »