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Discount Travel to PRAGUE

by Melissa Atienza-Petri on May 9th, 2005

Prague, the “Jewel in the Crown” of Central Europe, is invaded by thousands of tourists every year. With the steady influx of tourists, the prices in this capital of the Czech Republic has risen. However, it is still cheaper compared to all the other Metropolitan cities of Europe.

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What to see:
The Old Town (Stare Mesto) is, like most city centers, filled with commercial establishments. Landmarks include the 500-year old Astronomical Clock (with figures of the apostles popping in and out at each hour), the Old Town Hall and the Church of St. Nicholas. Metro stop: Staromestska.

The Charles Bridge which was built in the 14th Century, offers views over the river and up towards the Castle.

For more info about the other sightseeing possibilities, click here.

!!!BUDGET TIPS!!!

To EAT OR DRINK :
BarBar - comfortable but may be full, at times. Guests come here for their Crepes. Metro: B, Narodni trida. Beas - a simple cafeteria; breakfast can be had at 2€. Metro: B, Namesti Republiky. Bohemia Bagel - has the best Bagels in the city; is also an internet cafe. Metro: B, Namesti Republiky. Cafe Slavia - beautiful Cafe with a breathtaking view of the Castle and the river. Metro; B, Narodni trida. Country Life - Buffet restaurant with salads, pizza and soup in the menu for lunch. Metro: A & B, Mustek. Tower Praha - Cafe/Restaurant in the TV tower of Prague, has the best view of all Prague. Metro: A, Jiriho z Poderbrad

To STAY:
Botel Vodnik - a hotel/boat, special for it’s beautiful view of the old Vysehrad Palace. Metro: B, Smichovske nadrazi. Pension Unitas - Metro: A, Narodni trida. Traveller’s Hostel - centrally located youth hotel. Metro: A, Staromestska

…even cheaper because it’s FREE!!!
Entrance at Roxy, one of the famous locations for parties and concerts, is free every Monday. Every first Monday of the month, entrance to the National Museum of Prague is FREE!

Budget Transport:
Apart from some of the major airlines, budget airlines also fly to Prague. You can check the following for their rates and schedules: easyJet, Hapag-Lloyd Express and German Wings.

Photo credits: Alfred Molon

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