Travel Tips : Prague, Czech Republic

Prague Train Central Station

Hi Guys/Lads,

I just want to share my visits to Prague 3-4years back (Senile...Old me.Hehe). Ahhh pictures here worth a thousand words. So do I need to continue to write this post anymore? Ok dude, I will just highlight certain points that might be useful for you if you plan to visit this place in near future.

Transportation

Train, tram and bus are very common in Europe. In Prague these transport still from my POV in classic form. You know what I mean. But regardless the age and antiques form, the main thing is their on-time schedule. You can check the schedule on their website as well. Normally that's what I do to check the schedule and plan my awesome trip. Jot down or print out the selected arrival/departure time for your tram/train/bus, so that you segregate your visit time between places. Oh another tip is, try to buy group day ticket (normally 5 person/group) when you plan to utilize their public transportation frequently for the whole day.

Accomodation

• Rich visitor - There are a lot of hotels that you can choose to stay. Check Hotelclub.
• Budget visitor - Hostel or Bed and Breakfast (B&B) should be your searching criteria. Check Hostelworld.
• SUPER Budget visitor - Get along with students/professional from your own country (i.e. Malaysian student/expatriate) and go overnight at their places. Hehehe.

Food

• For Muslim - There are a lot of kebab house/restaurant for you to dine in. In shaa Allah Halal. Otherwise search for vegetarian pizza such as mozzarella, tuna or seafood variety as an option.
• For non-Muslim - No issue. Try Schnitzels, Strudels or Goulashes.

Must-See Places

1. Astronomical Clock.
2. The Dancing House.
3. Prague Castle.
4. The Lennon Wall.
5. Petrin Hill.
6. Wenceslas Square.
7. The National Museum.

Astronomical Clock at night.

The Dancing House

Metro/Tram Sub-Station

Prague Castle at night.

Masa aku datang dulu tengah musim sejuk. Memang mencabar nak keluar jalan-jalan masa tu. Kena pula angin sepoi-sepoi matematik tiup, memang cukup membekukan bibir dengan hidung. Tapi oleh kerana tiket ke Prague masa tu paling murah, redah saja. Mujur kawan-kawan jurusan perubatan ada yang mengenali. Mereka yang bagi tumpang rumah, bawa jalan-jalan. Terharu habaq ang. Peristiwa yang paling tak boleh lupa ialah apabila tertinggal keretapi balik ke Jerman. Terpaksa beli menginap lagi satu malam di sana, namun syukur kerana tak perlu beli tiket baru. Haaa..itu untungnya kalau kita beli TIKET TERBUKA (Open Ticket). Boleh pilih masa bila nak balik. Sila bawa kad UNO di dalam tren kerana masa perjalanan yang agak lama akan menghambarkan suasana sekiranya tiada unsur-unsur hiburan bersama rakan. Hehe