Visit Prague - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Prague, Czech Republic 

+Akira Evil If you were visiting Prague for a couple of days what places should you see? Your English is better than my Czech!

+Vincent 79 Basic path: Prague Castle - then walk the way down to the Charles Bridge - follow to the Old Town Square and Venceslav square from there. There are many places to suit different tastes, many museums, opera, party places, some great restaurants. Beer not to be forgotten as well as local food ("svitchkova" or duck) with dumplings. Enjoy your time in Prague ;)

+thegougy Thank you for this, if I had the time in Prague would come and meet you and buy you a beer. If you ever come to London, let me know.

***** Thank You Vincent, I Love London, have been three or four times and will be back with my fiancee hopefully next year. BTW if you like ZOOs, the Prague one is not bad at all (but it gets chilly these days). Enjoy your trip to Prague ;)

***** That is very kind of You thank you. There is a mirror maze that is kind of cool and in downtown www.maze.cz/ (another one is in Petrin area in Petrin Tower (aka small Eifell tower ) but is not so good. One hour Boat trip can be great fun too and with excellent views of Prague Castle. Also check this page - skip the "Sea world" as it is small and not worth the visit. www.myczechrepublic.com/prague/children_entertainment.html

Peace Dweller Stockholm is a shithole and you can build a wall around it and the world wont miss a thing! Its the most cost for Sweden as a nation per/capita

Stockholm might be one of town i repell and have no feelings for what so ever. If say Tahiti or Playa Hermosa you are on. Muslims or not the town itself are a bubble.

how "Easter Europe"meetsv"western europe"?what is "eastern european" about PRG?there has been no historic connection to "eastern europe" apart from 40 years of soviet domination(read:40 years out of 1000+years history).It is fair to say PRG is "post-communist" and "slavic"....but eastern european....where,how?:)

I love Prague but London for me wins.

@@peterlarssonhedlof6515 You are either a troll, or a complete idiot

How old are you?

I couldn't agree more. I've been to many places in Europe but man Prague is just the best!

ArcanicFire I went on the same tour +Slovakia:D

Better than Warsaw?

Yep. As a wise man once said: "This is not a country, this is a garden"

Fake Grohl helpful! I appreciate the tips

His name is Mark. You're welcome! 😜

@@hittingtax2670 - Fvck off

Nikky Martin glad I can help out :)

If you are white, you will be welcome. There live thousands of expats in Prague (expat = a forreigner who moved to the country and lives there as an inhabitant, working here etc.). One expat is a part of our family. If you are not white then gtfo cuz strange nations are only destroying western europe culture and pull the old residents away from their countries. Nobody wants these folks here. No matter if they are good humans or not, the next generation after them is usually a bunch of junks and troublemakers. Its a logic, no worthy soul want to spawn in black body when the life comes to existence. Only junk souls do that. Thats why even good immigrants have terrible children. However there are a few black strangers living in the city, they are connected to drugs and prostitution and shady activities and people look at them with hateful sights. This country will be safe as long as these folks will be strictly hated there and will not feel well enough there to move there. I was personally in Britain few years ago, lived in suburb and i felt there really unsafe, seeing niggas with long knifes walking around at night. I will never come back there as the cities are polluted with human waste. The same about Vienna, in 90s it was a nice city. Now there are too many strangers at public places and dont feel comfortable there anymore. And about racism - yes czechs are racists and xenophobes. No matter what kind of bullshit you can hear from official places (bribed trashy politicians and pseudo political correctness), people in central/eastern Europe have their own opinion and experience. Better safe than sorry. As western europeans already have noticed.

thank you. that is wonderful to hear. all the best to you leslie!

Prague is awesome. Seriously awesome. We just uploaded our top 10 Prague as well so that should help and we have a new video I am uploading tonight or tomorrow on some of the differences between the Czech republic and the US for travelers to know. Money, language, tipping and such :)

Thank you. I am glad we can help! Great travels to you!

An energy all of its own. We agree.

pity we have not met.I´m from Prague:-)

:) all the best!

Jana Linková its an amazing city

Wolters World Sir, if i landed on Old Town Square, where should i start walking? left? right and are there signs i can follow so i can visit the entire city? Did you also feature Tromso Norway and Poland?

Knotty Chan The touristy parts of the city have direction signs to the important, there are also maps in places. I would suggest you plan your path beforehand or at least identify places you would like to see so you can decide which way to go when you get there.

+Jana Linkova I plan on visiting Prague this summer, but I was always curious about the differences with Czechs and Slovaks (hence Czechoslovakia). Are the two similar or very different (culturally, etc.)? Over the years, I've gotten the impression that Czechs and Slovaks don't get along so well.

Mike S I am Slovak. Czechs think we are ungrateful which is dumb. Because they ruined so much in Bratislava while we were Czechoslovakia. They think we are their brothers.. Us Slovaks we think pretty much nothing much about them.

it really is a fantastic place for that. I think I talked about the theater and shows in my top 10 prague video. but yes there are so many great concerts at good pricdes there. great place to gain culture

Angelica Hodge Thank you Angelica!

Nice tips.

parks goodman you will love it! have a great trip!

thanks!

TheJacquesStrap it is a fantastic city. glad to get a "local's" approval :) It means a lot. all the best ot you on your travels!

Cool. Glad to hear you liked it! all the best on your trip!

Ana Gagni

We agree - wonderful around Christmas.

one day we will have one :)

thanks ;)

awesome! have a great trip!

I am sorry for late response. I actually do not know many hostels, I know that Az Hostel should be fine. And supermarkets have similar or same prices all over the city. I prefer Globus, but there are only like three of them in the suburbs. Billa is quite fine, Tesco is OK. Albert is bad, but some thing are ok in there.

I'm not a beer drinker, but father likes Budvar; I think out of the four Dan named, it's the preferable one. But yes, totally, the smaller brands are much likelier to be *the* Czech beer... Lidl is here, too, but I think you can only find it at the outskirts. Albert is the cheaper supermarket out of the other three; Billa is a little bit pricier (not by much), but also tends to have wider offer and better quality. But the offer also depends on how large the local supermarket you've happened to find is... I don't remember about Prague, but you can also find Interspar and Kaufland in this country. It's been a while since I was in either, but my overall impression is quite good. And Penny Market, which prides itself on carrying a lot of Czech products, although to tell the truth, I think that's mostly in comparison to Lidl (which carries nearly none Czech brands) because they are more or less in the same market slot (also usually to be found at the outskirts). Albert has its own line of bio products - where I'm inclined to doubt the truthfulness of the "bio" label, but it means it carries some things that I think are otherwise often difficult to find in Czech supermarkets. And if I remember correctly, Interspar has probably the best choice of cheeses. Overall, I think even large Czech supermarkets have, sadly, less of a wide choice than comparably smaller supermarkets in e.g. the Baltic countries. In terms of food, Czechs are quite conservative, and it shows. What we have a fairly nice choice of is, for some inexplicable reason, yoghurts, with both local and international brands. Practically as a rule, the local ones are much better, although they lean heavily towards the high fat content end of the spectrum; if you don't like that, take Hollandia - which, despite the name, is a Czech brand. It's more expensive than most, but a) the cup is a bit larger, b) it's just great. Oh, and people with diabetes, you're looking for the "DIA" label, and people with gluten intolerance, you're looking for "bet lepku" or "bezlepkový".

Beer is a popular subjekt of arguing in Czech, so my advise will be the opposite:) Don't be a beer snob drinking only IPAs from microbreweries (which are basicaly the same all over the world) and try some good old Staropramen, Pilsner or Svijany in local pubs! Just avoid the tourist traps and try the local places (usually easy to recognize - no Russian menu, big sign claiming "Typical Czech cuisine" and pictures of food in the front;) ).

@@rendlikk hello, what restraunts whould you reccomend in prague that are good and relativley cheap and do decent local chech food and beer.

the drunks are more of a weekend issue as prague is popular for stag nights. all the best!

Eva Seidl and what if you were eastern europ are you ashamed because of them ? I m moroccan traveling and I study in romania .. is just a cool country with nice people

popeye hahaha .. calm down huni. That's not the point. I'm just saying that's like calling Dominican Republic south america

Eva Seidl Evropa je rozdělená na 2 části východ a západ a Česko je ve východní Evropě.. pak už samozřejmě je Evropa rozdělena více detailně na Střední(Česko,Polsko,Slovensko), Jižní(bývalá Jugoslavie) a Severní Evropu(Skandinávie), ale jednoduše jsme východní Evropa ať se nám to líbí nebo ne.

WonderBoy TG Zajímavé, že podle tohohle dělení je východ i Rakousko, které by za něj jinak nikdo neoznačil ani ožralý. I tradičně "západní" bašty jako Berlín nebo Švédsko nám do něj trošku čumákujou. Jeden by si pomalu myslel, že pojem "východní Evropa", tak jak se dnes používá, není geografický, ale - šok, já vím - politický, skoro až šovinistický koncept. Lidově řečeno, popírání "střední Evropy" a naší přináležitosti do ní je akorát moc šikovný způsob, jak tisíciletou historii českých zemí smrsknout na blbých 40 let za železnou oponou a připomenout nám blbým postkomoušům, že jsme jen nemytí upozaděnci a ať si radši moc nevyskakujem.

Asi takhle: něčí neznalost základních pojmů není můj problém, obzvlášť pokud se bavíme o Evropanech, kteří by jaksi měli mít trochu rozum :-) 40 let let umělého zavlečení na východ fakt není ospravedlnitelný důvod, proč by Britové, Francouzi nebo západní Němci měli najednou sprásknout rukama a dojít k závěru, že "střední Evropa" je nějaký neologismus ukuchtěný během posledních pár let a co to teda vlastně je.