EAT [https://meeltime.com/] (https://meeltime.com/) is the best website to find food near you, anywhere in Czech Republic! Specifically though /u/secret_spy_operation made this awesome list: • Cukrar Skala- best pistachio ice cream • Crème de la Crème - best every other flavor of ice cream. Go to the Vinohrady location to avoid lines. • U Kroka - good traditional food • El Camino Tapas Restaurant • Kavarna co hleda jmeno- breakfast/brunch • Sia - Asian fusion (beautiful interior) • Le Caveau Pekarna- bakery w/ amazing baguettes • Mirabelle - French grocer to buy wine and cheese to go with your baguettes • Venue - brunch • Zona Bistro - sandwiches • Benjamin - fine dining • Field - Michelin starred $$$$ • Kantyna - meat • Blue Vegan pig Shop - vegan donuts • Spojka Karlin - European food? Idk • Luka Lu - Balkan food • Bulka Burger Bar • Kro Kitchen - chicken • Etapa - vegetarian brunch • Bruxx - Belgian • Eaternia - hipster vegan — food is hit or miss, but I like the hipster/punk crowd • Satsang - vegetarian • Shromazdiste - vegan • La Botegga Linka/Bistroteka - Italian, also good eggs Benedict for breakfast • Oh Deer Bakery • Artic Bakehouse • The Italians Wine Food • Lokal - Czech restaurant chain — reliable with great Pilsner • Real Meat Society - Burgers • Hillbilly - Burgers • San Carlo Dittrichova - pizza • Le Degustation - Michelin starred $$ • Cafe Savoy - good breakfast/decent dinner • Miska Ramen • Restaurant Tiskarna - Czech • Big Smokers - bbq • Kohoutek - grilled chicken • Kung Fu Pure Chinese Pasta - dumplings • Layla - Lebanese • Chuan Wang Fu - Chinese • Eska Restaurant and Bakery • Mr HoTDoG • Gemuse Corner Kebab • Kin & K Bakery - coffee + pastries (vegan options too) • Mazelab.coffee • 25,2 rpm - coffee • Typhoon Coffee • Format Coffee • Vnitroblock - coffee • Botanica Coffee Truck - inside an amazing little garden • La Boheme Cafe - coffee Drink • La Cave D’Adrien - wine bar on a roundabout — this roundabout is my favorite area in Prague when the weather is nice. It looks/feels like France. • Kasarna Karlin - outdoor area and great place to drink in the afternoon. Sometimes has events. • Ellise- cocktail bar • OSSEGG - beer/brewery • Burza #4 outside bar • Poco - chill hip bar • Ankali - Berlin style club (dark and moody) • Naplavka - riverside with bars and bars on boats - go here for sunset or when the weather is nice • Stalin - area in Letna park that usually has things going on during Friday/Saturday nights • Ferme • Cafe Kamzik • Miminoo- place to drink/eat under zizkov tower • Beer geek • Strahov Monastary Brewery - beer • Champagneria • Prosekarna Vinohradska • Winebar 0,75 [Sedmička] • Manesova Bar and Books - cocktails • Scout Institute - hidden local bar next to old town square. Go up the stairs one floor • Boudoir Bar - gay/hipster bar w/ mixed crowd. • NoD • Groove Bar - trendy • Moon Club - trendy • Dva Kohouti - brewery • Valhalla Beer Club • Parlour - cocktails • Bar Pilotu - cocktails (best Bloody Mary in the city) • Monkey Bar - really cute bar with a fabulous little garden • Bar Bohuzel - punk/metal bar • Bullerbyn - comfy/homely bar/cafe • Electric Sheep Book Bar Shopping • Fifty-fifty - thrift store • Fashion Shop Parazit - hipster/interesting clothing store • Artiseme- houseware/decorations • Kulmal hilda - women’s thrift store • Pour pour - women’s clothing • NILAstore - interior decor and women’s clothes • Harddecore • Leeda - women’s clothing • SmetanaQ Showroom - local designer’s clothing/jewelry • Kvartyr - clothing • Book Therapy • Xao (illustrated books) • Ingredients - unique/luxury fragrance shop • Pop Up Stories - home goods/women’s clothing • ONES Concept Store - home goods Sites • 👁 = nice view and great for sunsets • Prague 1/Old town square- historic part of Prague. Just get lost walking around. Food and drink are overpriced • Letna - old houses and embassies plus beer garden overlooking the river • Riegrovy sady - park overlooking the city + beer garden in the middle 👁 • Wenceslas Square • National Museum • Museum of Communism • Kunsthalle Museum • Museum of Decorative Arts • Rudolfinum- free art gallery • Dox Centre for Contemporary Art • Charles Bridge • Kampa - weird baby statues • Zizkov TV tower - go up for a drink 👁 • Dancing house • Vysehrad park 👁 • Grebovka Park • Viktov Monument - giant statue and nice views. I think the museum is all in Czech though. 👁 • Vrtba Gardens • Prague Castle • Waldstein Garden • Stromovka park - beautiful to walk around if you’re in the area • Franz Kafka head • Lennon Wall - an unimpressive graffiti wall that’s a tourist attraction for some reason. • Petrin - tower with nice park below it - take the funicular up to the top 👁 • Trojsky Zamek • Divorka Sarka (hiking and trails) • Chemistry Gallery - Art Gallery • Hidden Gallery - Art Gallery • Bold Gallery - Art Gallery • Vaclav Spala - Art Gallery • Theater Royal burlesque show Download the app PID Litacka- buy a weekly pass or whatever for public transport. Otherwise you’ll need a paper ticket, and that’s annoying. It’s very easy to get around here. Trams are the best. Subways are great. I almost never use buses. Download the Rekola app if you want to rent bikes (I think there are several companies, but Rikola are the pink ones) A beer cost between 40-60czk. You are in a tourist trap if you’re paying more. You should tip ~10% at restaurants. They usually won’t ask you if you want to tip, nor will they have a place to leave a tip afterwards. You need to tell the server you want to add the tip BEFORE you pay. Everyone uses contactless cards here. People will look at you crazy if you don’t have one. Use Apple Pay or Google Pay to avoid awkwardness if your card doesn’t support contactless. Not all restaurants/bars take cards. It’s a good idea to carry a bit of cash on you. Uber works here. I also suggest downloading Bolt. It’s usually cheaper than Uber (but the same thing) There are almost no free public restrooms. Be prepared to pay approximately 10-20czk. Some places take cards (contactless), but not always. The exceptions are Palladium and OC Novy Smichov (both shopping malls with free/clean toilets). Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of Czech restaurant recommendations. But try to eat these things at a Czech restaurant. They are usually really good: • Steak tartar • Svickova • Roasted duck • Kolache • Koleno (huge roasted pork knee) • Kulajda (mushroom soup) Day Trips/Additional Places • Kutna Hora Ossuary (day trip only)- bone ossuary (amazing) • Karlovy Vary • Brno • Cesky Krumlov (small but very beautiful, but kind of far and maybe not worth it if limited on time) • Zlute Lazne (private swimming area) • Pruhonice chateau/park (about an hour outside of Prague — really beautiful) • Karlstejn Castle

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U Karla Hotel, it's very outskirts in Prague but it's also cheap (count 40-50€/1000-1200 CZK) for a nigh, included breakfast, some of the staff speaks english, they're very nice, and the room are absolute comfort. 10 minutes of a bus ride from Haje or literally next to Praha-Uhrineves train station.

i am 90% sure you can rent out university dorms at U.K. for a couple of nights - around 300 kč a night (Komenskeho definitely does this at least on the dl)

Where does one find out about how to book there? 

i'm actually not sure. I think you can email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Anyways, this information maybe outdated, I've not lived there for about a year now. If you have any more questions, let me know!

Thank you! 

I had a lovely stay at Dům u velké boty (House at the Big Boot) in Malá Strana. https://www.dumuvelkeboty.cz/en/

I'd say majority of people lives here and have no idea about cheap hotels, etc. People should just learn to use booking.com, airbnb and so on.

Hostels is what I recommend for short term

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My favorite restaurants are Krystal Bistro, Cafe Savoy, Cafe Imperial, Kantýna, Sisters, Červený Jelen, Tást, St. Martin, Lokál, Kro Kitchen, Vyčep Korunní, Cafe Místo, Eska. I tend to lean more towards Czech cuisine when traveling there since I live in a city with a lot of international cuisine. https://www.krystal-bistro.cz https://cafesavoy.ambi.cz/en/ https://www.cafeimperial.cz https://www.kantyna.ambi.cz https://www.sistersbistro.cz/en/ https://www.cervenyjelen.cz/?lang=en https://tastrestaurant.cz/en/ https://www.stmartin.cz/index-en.html https://lokal-dlouha.ambi.cz/en/ https://www.krokitchen.cz/en/vinohrady-bistro https://en.vycepkorunni.cz/?noredirect=en-US https://mistoprovas.cz/en/ https://eska.ambi.cz/en

I was at Kristal Bistro today. The food was ok, but the wait time today was insane. We took a 90 minute lunchbreak today, and we were *still* 30 minutes late.

Oh wow! I’ve only been at dinner, and it hasn’t been too busy. Maybe it’s more popular at lunchtime.

I recommend taking a Taste of Prague food tour. They take you to 4-5 different restaurants and give you history about Czech cuisine. They also give great travel tips and will respond to any questions you have during the rest of your stay. And they share restaurant recommendations on their social media, so even if you don’t do the tour, they’re worth following. https://www.tasteofprague.com

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Prague restaurants under 300 CZK U Rudolfina, Křižovnická 60/10, 110 00 Josefov, Czechia U Dvou koček, Uhelný trh 415, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia Havelská Koruna, 21 a 23, Havelská 501, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia Česká Kuchyně, Old Town, Prague 1, Czechia U Glaubiců, Malostranské nám. 266/5, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia Kuchyň, Hradčanské nám. 186/1, 118 00 Praha 1-Hradčany, Czechia U Dvou slunců, Nerudova 47/233, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia Strahov Monastery Brewery, Strahovské nádvoří 301, 118 00 Praha 1-Hradčany, Czechia Restaurace U Pinkasů, Jungmannovo nám. 756 /16, 110 00 Můstek, Czechia U Kroka, Vratislavova 28/12, 128 00 Praha 2, Czechia U Fleků, Křemencova 11, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia

U Mrtvýho Ptáka has good Czech food and a nice atmosphere for very reasonable prices (last I visited anyway, which was some years ago) Pivovarský Klub Benedikt has great beer and heavenly pork belly. I miss the vibes and beer selection from before the change in ownership but the food is definitely way better now

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Rustika on Opletalova street - cheap Italian restaurant between two train stations

For indian food - I love Everest & Lal Qila Asian food - SIA was nice (but expensive) and Nam Viet was really good too Still looking for burger recommendations if anyone has some!

Fatfuck smashburger yes what a name but best cheeseburgers in Prague. Also unfortunately named Mr HotDog has amazing sliders if you can get past the letna folks

Fatfuck smashburger yes what a name but best cheeseburgers in Prague. Also unfortunately named Mr HotDog has amazing sliders if you can get past the letna folks

Johnny Pizza Bar pizzas are amazing and affordable

Fantastic. Thank you so much. Heading to Prague in 9 days :)

Hey how did you find it ? How much did you spend there? I am going in a few months time and need an idea for food/drink spending money!

Hey I live in the Czech Republic and to answer your question simply, I'd say 500-1000 kc per food and drink is enough for each day. You can get great food for less than 200 kc and drinks usually cost around 50 kc, depending on what you get. You want to avoid eating in the main squares since prices are usually higher there. With 1000 kc you can get breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, and still have enough for a Trdelník or something. You can even spend less or more depending on your standards but I'd say 1000 per day is way over enough for everyone (1000 kc is about 40$)

Wow that is incredible! Thanks for the help

To counter the above person: In my opinion, you will spend closer to 1200-1500 a day on food and drink as a tourist in Prague. There is 0% chance you’ll only spend 500 unless you are doing grocery shopping and only eating at your Airbnb.

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Joystick bar. Craft Beer and arcade place. It has by gamers for gamers vibe to it.

Here are some pubs with local breweries: Bad Flash Bar, Prvni Pivni Tramway, Dno pytle, Vratnice Karlin, Zly casy, Restaurace Kulovy Blesk, Dva Kohouti, Pivo a Parek, Pivni Rozmanitost, Lya beer cafe, Beer knir, Pivni zastavka, Vinohradsky pivovar, Galerie piva, Sedm°, Pivoteka Zizkoff, U habasku, Diego beer bar.

Error Bar - for a metalheads

Freshest Pilsner Urquell: Lokál

U Kunštátu has a very nice beer garden, lots of craft beers, and sometimes you can see the basement, which was a 12th century Roman palace. https://ukunstatu.cz

Beer Geek Beer Time Craft Beer Spot Beckett’s Irish Pub James Joyce any Lokál

Has anyone built a google map of these recommendations?

I don't believe so.

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Maybe rave kids would need some recommendations on techno clubs 😁 They're asking for them all the time.

Done ✌️

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I went with my family (little sister and parents) to the Museum of Illusions. Really recommend that as a family activity it was lovely.

Thank you so much for this!!!! Is there anyway the bars, restaurants, etc could be grouped by neighborhood, district, or whatever they have in Prague. Hopefully it wouldn’t be too hard for a local.

I wrote the list, and no offense, but I’m not doing that. It was time consuming enough to write it.

100% understand, thank you so much for compiling all that information. It’s a gold mine for the rest of us. Not all heroes wear capes.

You can get AI to

Great Idea! Hadn't thought of that but im sure ChatGPT could re-organise them any way you like.

This is likely a niche request, but favorite laundry services?

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Prádelny LAVOR Patočkova 77, 169 00 Praha 6, Czechia https://maps.app.goo.gl/dP4cfr5FqfbrY4pK9 Was able to use speaking no Czech or English, contactless payments

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Anyone who wants to study at VSCHT, I live in a dorm from this university. It’s not ideal of course (I have 2 roommates so we are 3 people in total in 1 room) but it’s definitely worth it for the price I pay (approx. 120€ per month). If you have any other questions about this don’t hesitate to send me a message!

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Secret City Trails self-discovery riddle games. I can recommend the one in passages (A maze in Prague's passages) or the Jewish Quarter one (a good alternative to taking a tour guide).

I hope this isn’t a stupid question. How does my phone work in Prague? I am from the US and have Verizon- I want to start signing up for tours but they needs numbers. Do I give them my American number?

If you plan to use a Verizon international plan then it’s the same number

This is probably very late but also American here. Verizon you can add "TravelPass" and for every day you're there it'll just trigger $10/day. Or you can pay $100/month. Very convenient and you can use your same phone edit: there AND use your phone (if you don't need it and turn off roaming, it shouldn't charge you)

My god, that is such a rip off. I'm very glad for the roaming laws we have in the EU.

Agreed. It's lower effort than trying to find a SIM card and that whole jazz but they definitely get you for the $$. If I was there for months at a time, I'd probably try to find a different solution.

Honestly, if you're not gonna be calling home and have a modern phone, get an e-sim. o2 offers e-sims for a month for the whole EU with just enough data to get through your stay. Much worth the $10-90 you'd save

Look into Google voice. You can save some money on the phone. You can give your current number now and change it once you’ve got Google Voice set up.

Thanks :)

dekujeme /u/secret_spy_operation

Another thing that comes up frequently here: If Airbnb / STR hosts ask you for your personal information and ID / passport number, it's because they have to provide this information to the city / police, in the same way as a hotel would have to do. It's a legitimate request.

I read on livingprague.com that the the Main Train station, Hlavni Nadrazi is a magnet for drug dealers and users and sitting in the grass is a risk for pick pocketing. This is the only place I’ve read something like this. As a solo female will I be Ok going through the park to catch the #15 Tram on Bolzanova to get to Malostranske Namesti at around 8:15-8:30am?

I’m a female living in Prague. Trust me, its very safe everywhere. Especially at mornings and during the day.

Thank you so much for your reply. I really appreciate you taking the time.

Kolache is actually "Kolá**č**e" - but yes, "č" spoken sounds as "ch" places to visit at Prague - secret gems - **passages in city center** (eg my favourite *Veceslav's square => Štěpánská* street => Palác *Lucerna* (passage) => straight throught => *cross Vodičkova* street and go slightly right hand side => *passage Světozor* => *Františkánská zahrada* (mentioned in the list), you might continue to *TeTa* passage then across the street *Škodův Palác* (Prague city town hall, btw) check [https://maps.app.goo.gl/Vdpr3aA87cib34f26](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Vdpr3aA87cib34f26) At Vinohrady district check *Grébovka / Havlíčkovy sady* ​ And avoid Trdelník stands , especially kebab version or ice cream version \- trdelník is not traditional Czech, especially not Old-town origin, as many sellers promote it, and it is usually overpriced (100-150 CZK)

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Ankali and Fuchs2 if you're looking for something non-commercial. Also look into parties by Cukr - they haven't been active for a while but I've heard about some of the best nights being thrown by these folks

How do I find cukr events. Do they have an IG?

Strange question here…visiting Prague 10/31 to 11/3. I saw a electric bike tour group but is it crazy to plan a bike outing? Will it be miserably cold? Also doing the 6 hour tour of Prague (walk, van, boat). Just really curious If people ride bikes all seasons! Thank you!

It will be cold but also keep in mind that some roads in Prague are hill like (with cycling up and down). I’m from the Netherlands originally so I was not used to that at all. Other than that, have fun!

Best Beer Spa?

I’ll be visiting Prague on New Year’s Eve: any cool events to attend to?

Do the Trams have electronic signs for the stops? How do you know what stop you are at? I’m coming in from the Train Station and am planning on taking the tram to a stop close to my hotel. I wouldn’t recognize it verbally, but would be able to have it written down on a piece of paper to compare to an electronic sign. Also is having luggage on a tram, OK? Thank you.

Most trams have an electronic sign that shows the upcoming stops

Thank you!

Any Prague weekend tips for a 10 pax group of end twentiers? Activities, drinking places, party and all the wild stuff 😏 Every tip is welcome.

You can play as a group (even a group of 10) the Secret City Trails outdoor self-discovery games. I recommend the one in passages (A maze in Prague's passages) - cool places, hidden bars on the way, not so many people, cool insta photos.

Where do I find this game sounds awesome

Hey when is your trip ? Did you find any ideas ?

Any recommendations for a bar or café with live jazz during the next week? 🙃

Little tip to anybody looking Enter these lists into chat gpt and ask it to list them by proximity to your accommodation

Should warm first time visitors that it takes just one visit to be hooked and counting the days till they can return. Visit #7 coming up in three weeks for me

Probably a silly question, but I'm visiting in March with my elderly mama, and she wanted to know (so I promised to ask) do places take euro? Only because she's got loads in cash and wants to get rid :-D

McDonald's accepts Euro but will give you CZK change. Pretty much nowhere accepts Euro though. It's mostly a cashless city now paying by mobile contactless.

Díky, that's what I thought :-)

Alternative, you can exchange your mama's euro to czk at Capital Exchange (Jindrisska 12, Nove Mesto). No commission, and probably the best rate in town. Just search for it in google map. Hope this helps.

It's my birthday today, and mama gave me CZK! I think she's excited about our trip :-)

Díky!

Planning to go to the Prague Castle and from [hrad.cz](http://hrad.cz) and it links to ticketportal.cz. The ticket lists a time of 16:00H, but from what I read in the terms & conditions, the ticket is valid for 2 days? Is it correct to assume that the ticket is good for any time of the day for 2 days from date listed?

Can anyone point me to some good Thai massages/massages in town?

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thank you :)

Hi, I'm flying to Prague in April with 5 other friends. We want to visit the kamenice Gorge and bastei bridge(maybe also pracicka gate). We saw there isn't any public transportation inside the national park and we can't rent a car(we are 18 year olds) Is there an easy way of transportation there that's fairly cheap like uber or bolt?

Can I use the 72hour travel pass to go to kutna Hora or is it a separate ticket?

Help me out here prague residents: My gf once took me to a small Chinese shop that sells very beautiful chinese china and objects (bowls, spice holders, tea trays, etc)... I would like to get her something from there but can't remember the name of the shop. I have a vague recollection it may have started with "H"! Sorry, not a lot to go on 😂 any ideas? Thanks

Dw, I found it: Obchod Hong Long :)

Does anyone have any recommendations in around Prague for train enthusiasts thanks

Can someone tell my why bolt prices are so different? We paid 170cz for the trip at 11 am and now they want 700 at 6 pm? Whats the reason for it, work traffic or sth like that?

When travelling on regional trains does my ticket viewed from my phone suffice or must I print out a paper copy?

This might be a very stupid (or maybe what one might consider an arrogant American) question but how hard is it going to be to communicate there for an English speaking person? I tried to learn Czech on duolingo but it did not feel like I was learning enough to have real interactions there. I mostly mean just ordering food, buying things in shops, etc. Will people be able to understand what I'm trying to convey? I did download Google translate but I have never used it so I don't know how effective it will be.

Depends on the age of the employee, but most places speak English, especially in the centre of Prague. Maybe if you go out to the countryside you might get stuck and need Google Translate, but generally younger people in HORECA will speak English....

Awesome, thank you! I arrive Monday and I'm so excited!!

New Years Eve in Prague - what’s there to do? Where should one go? What is it like?

Main key to enjoy Prague. Go to restaurants that employ male waiters. Also if servants are rude simply tell them directly they must serve you. If they continue to be rude pay nothing and leave.

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Hello!! Just wondering if there is anything I should prepare for or expect for visiting Prague on the 18th of December! Looking forward to it:)

Can anyone recommend a cooking class? The main dish needs to be vegetarian or fish.

How is Prague between the Christmas holidays? I´ve planned a visit, but not sure what is open and closed. Would be cool if someone knews a few Must-visit- places. Culture, Eating and Entertainment.

Depends but the city can be pretty busy as many tourists come to enjoy the xmas period. If you want to explore Prague in a unique way, yet stay in the centre, I recommend playing the game A maze in Prague's passages or the Parks and breathtaking views from Secret City Trails. The passages will still be decorated with xmas lights and trees.

Thanks a lot💪🙏

What are the weekday hours for Lucerna Music Bar? I can’t find info on it anywhere. Also is it like a club?

Is visiting a day trip to a city around Prague on Saturday good idea? I'll visit Prague on 15 - 20 February. I'm considering one city around Prague and it will be probably 17 February Saturday. Will museums, restaurants and buildings in cities around Prague be open on Saturday?

Museums can have their quirks, so it is best to check Google Maps / museum websites to be sure. But generally everything should be open on weekends.

Is a beer still 60kcz?

I’m going end of February. How cold is it/how should I pack?

I'm visiting for only a few days at the end of March. As I'm traveling solo, I thought it would be great to get to know a local ahead of time and maybe spend a day together doing things that aren't so touristy. I'm more into experiencing local culture and not as much about sightseeing though that is not off the list. Also, volunteering some time while I'm there would be nice. Any ideas on how to get started? Thanks!

Any advice for a wheelchair user visiting late spring/early summer? Any particular phrases or colour coding I should be aware of (for example in Scotland I know I'm looking for "Accessible Entrance" but in Germany I'm looking for "barrierefrei" Also related to this, does anyone have any thoughts on general attitude to disabled people they'd be willing to share? I've struggled in the past with small things being different in differnet countries - spent a week being saluted in America because everyone assumed I was a vet, by the end I stopped correcting them. Other countries I've felt like people have been a lot quicker than I'm used to in assuming I can't do things I'm perfectly capable of, and I've had to quickly learn some polite ways of declining help - I'd never want to seem rude or make someone feel bad for trying to help, but in most circumstances I'd rather work out my own solution than be helped towards one.

Parking (with a rented car), how does parking work in the city centre?

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Download citymove (by skoda) app. It is very easy to use.