jirka
Czech citizen
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Lives in Prague
Registration: 14 March 2011
first time in prague - Practical infos? Taxi / Telephone by akrumnasr
hi all i will visit prague at 15 jan., 2016 , and ne some informations 1- transportation :- is prgaue metro covers all prague ? 2 - what is the best Taxi Cab and with suitable price 3- are czech ppls can speach english 4- can i buy a telephone sim ...
Credit and debit cards are generally accepted across shops, restaurants, cabs, etc, don't worry. Read More
first time in prague - Practical infos? Taxi / Telephone by akrumnasr
hi all i will visit prague at 15 jan., 2016 , and ne some informations 1- transportation :- is prgaue metro covers all prague ? 2 - what is the best Taxi Cab and with suitable price 3- are czech ppls can speach english 4- can i buy a telephone sim ...
Yeah, the weather will be a surprise for you :) It all depends on how you cope with cold. Generally, make sure to pack a winter jacket and a sweater, temperatures are around 0-5C these days and are likely to drop in January. It may rain or snow, too. Read More
first time in prague - Practical infos? Taxi / Telephone by akrumnasr
hi all i will visit prague at 15 jan., 2016 , and ne some informations 1- transportation :- is prgaue metro covers all prague ? 2 - what is the best Taxi Cab and with suitable price 3- are czech ppls can speach english 4- can i buy a telephone sim ...
Hey! Metro covers most places, and if you need to travel further, tram and buses are very convenient and inexpensive. The ticket is always valid for all types of transport. Taxi - I don't use any company regularly so cannot recommend. Just make ... Read More
Banks preferred for EXPATS
Agreed, Fio is good, I've been using their services for almost 10 years myself. They do not offer credit card though and never have. It must be debit card, that one is free. Read More
Banks preferred for EXPATS
Hey Vyas, CS, KB, CSOB and Unicredit are the Big 4, they may have special deals for students. That's probably the best option for you. If no good, I'd go with either Fio, mBank or Zuno for regular transactions within Czech Republic. They ... Read More
Considering a job offer in Prague by sonnySF
Hello gentle expats: I plan to accept a job offer to live in Prague in the next few months. I would like to make friends to hear what it is really like living in this beautiful city. I like to photograph medieval architecture.
Hi Sonny, there're plenty of buildings, castles and alleys that you'll love to photograph, both in Prague and surroundings. Living in Prague is pretty much the same thing as in any other European city, don't expect to see dragons flying over the ... Read More