No doubt, Prague is one of the most picturesque and beautiful European capitals. Praha, as local Check people call it is spreading its architectural treasures around the river Vitava and charms absolutely every tourist. Our colleague Josh Zipkini is no exception. As he says, it’s a city out of this world.

Sightseeing
As he would advice you, if you make your way to Prague you should plan to stay there for at least a week. The Old Town district embraces the Square with the Astronomical Clock and many cafes, souvenir shops and definitely talkative people. Some of you maybe will also love the Wenceslas Square, where along with the guidebook recommended Czech National Museum are also waiting to be discovered hot strip clubs and casinos. Sure, a city like this never sleeps. Josh recommends an awesome 6 floors disco, located near the Castle. Weird but true, he met only tourists there and I didn’t see any Czech people. Actually quite a lot of foreigners have chosen to live and work in this city and many companies have their Central and Eastern European head quarters here.

Hungry? On the canals you can enjoy a dinner on a tour boat for only 40 UDS. The boat guide will show you all the major attractions and you don’t have to walk at all.
Thirsty? Prague is also known for its Absinth. Sure you can get absinth in France or Germany too, but it will only be 54% by volume. In Prague and further down east Europe absinth is at least 66% alcohol by volume. Honestly breathtaking.

Misc
Another good thing about Czech Republic is it much cheaper than its neighbors on the west. The country is in the European Union they still keep their currency the Czech koruna (CZK).

As Josh said, “its good if you’re a traveling American because things will be cheaper then home. The girls, the life, the fun, if you must go to a place in Europe, go to Prague.”