What Can $100 Get in PRAGUE (Europe's Cheapest City) 

I am Czech and your comments are absolutely correct!

thank you!

wow, this comment needs some shoutout 👏 The video reeks of ignorance.

Indeed!

@@michaelaturkova1978 Thank you I love living in Prague but I feel like most tourists don't get the right experience here.

Exactly!!!!

Je to tak, nesnáším to , jsme Bójové..vlastně jsme západní kmeny

True

Brett does this all of the time

Cheapest from the most expensive

I think he likely compares these other cities to NYC since it's more expensive to live in.

It’s to get views. Prague is fairly affordable but calling it Europe’s cheapest city is laughable.

Yes, there is thriving gay scene in Prague - it has always been quite progressive on that front

How's Berlin ?

Hey are u from Poland? Which city? I'm planning to visit poland soon pls do let me know..

I bet you’re right.. Prague is an amazing city🧡

i live in prague:)

When did you visit (month)?

#Prague

​@@CT-zq6ne If you plan to visit, there is no bad or good month to visit Prague. It's alive throughout the year and beautiful always. I'd recommend winter (December 10 - January 10) or summer.

It’s not even from Budapest, it’s from Transylvania, in modern day Romania, where 1.5 million Hungarians still live today.

if u look closely, u can spot honest guide's signature in this dude's video, so he definetlz knows that

And potatoes are American, yet we consider them a national food, and they arrived in the Czech lands in the 17th century, just as Trdelník arrived in to Valaško and Podřipsko, where it remained until the 19th century, when a writer wrote it into a Czech cookbook. Which means that in some local families, trdelník may be more traditional than carp for Christmas dinner, which only became widespread in the 19th century, but we still consider carp to be a traditional Czech Christmas dinner, even though today in many families the tradition has changed to wine sausages and schnitzels. But yes, for Prague it is a novelty massively spread about 10 years ago, but on the other hand, given the fact that there is no more important Czech place than the mountain Říp, where the forefather Bohemia anchored and the local people considered it theirs since the 17th century, so there is actually nothing more Czech than Trdelník, which the Prague people only rediscovered. ;D

@@vermull19 uhhh potatoes are from Peru

@@Miss_Kisa94 As far as I know, it's on the American continent, unless it's moved, so the potatoes come from America, so they're American. I didn't say which specific state because I honestly have no idea, so thanks for clarifying. They came to us in the 17th century from Brandenburg, since when they were considered to be food mainly for pigs or lords, and only spread in the 18th century when they saved population from famine, so they are named after that German state. (If any one is interested, in Czech, Brandenburg is shortened to "Branibory" so potatoes are called "brambory", (of course there are other terms, but that's beside the point).)

We are eastern europe - geographically and mentally, culturally... don't try to pretend something we aren't

No, we are Central Europe

It is a BIG deal lol I'm gonna be visiting from Canada 🇨🇦 😄

Hey are you from Czech? I'm planning to visit there soon😅

Oh, there's more. The "local" Royal Crown Cola isn't czech either.

It's not about watching videos and wasting your time and strategy

Victoria Alejandro has really made name for herself

I'm not here to converse for her but to testify just for what I'm sure of

A friend that I referred to her just received €61,050 profit after 6days of investing..... I became jealous.. Lol.

My first experience with her gave me the assurance that has made me to invest without fear of loosing.

I'm going to Prague for exchange in the spring, nice that you are liking it! how did you find your accommodation?

How is it

Thank you for this. I am researching Prague as I hope to travel there next year. And from there to Belaun, Brzice. I don’t know anything about either area.

Ngl whenever I have any foreigner here, I go and shove the best makový koláč I can find into their face. I tell em that that's the truly traditional pastry here. They do love it every time, so It has not failed me yet.

It has roots in Moravia, brought by Hungarians.

​@@blackeneddove If you're interested to know anything particular, feel free to ask. :)

Trdelník come to Czech from nowdays Slovakia a Slovakians get this recipe probably from Romanian farmers emigrants in medieval times. But I don't think so that Romanians bake trdelník nowdays.

Hahahaa, ok looking forward to it. btw Rakousko is one of the nicest places I've been to (most of the time I was skiing though). Love from Czechia. 🍻 PS: I know it's Austria but I had to...

There is nothing wrong with people enjoying things. No need to be so bitter.

There are many reasons for this drop in value. One of the main reasons is that there is an ongoing debate about whether or not Bitcoin should be regulated as a security or as a currency.

I would advice you to trade your assets rather than hodl for a future you aren't sure about, only predictions.

@@beverly8480 Well, I've tried but was so confused with the inflation in price, due to the pointers on how to make substantial progress in earnings?

@@martinez2567 If you are not conversant with the markets, I'd advise you to get some kind of advise or assistance from a financial/investing coach. It might sound basic or generic, but getting in touch with an investment broker was how I was able to outperform the market and raise a profit of $2.5M For me, its the most ideal way to jump into the market these days

@@beverly8480 That's sum cool profit. I dream of that

@monikaj2889. Where can I tried traditional czech sweets and desserts?

@@mis.visiones In Prague-> Cafe Myšák; Cukrář Skála; Ovocný Světozor; Kolacherie (Celetná st, Prague)

You’ll love it definitely 👍🏾 💯Prague is an amazing place to visit or stay

This video is really nice but it's misleading on a lot of points! Have a look at the honest guide on youtube, it will complement your research about Prague! Enjoy your trip, it's definitely one of my favorite city to visit

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@@martabusel do you live in Prague?

Try RU-vid channel Honest Guide, they show local places which are not as exposed. I think you could find really useful stuff there. Not just where to go, but also things like how to use public transportation ect. Hope you will enjoy it here. 😁

Hi, I'm from Czech republic and few things this channel got a few things wrong. Definitely first thing I'd recommend would be looking at the Honest Guide channel on yt, they have some really useful stuff there. If you want to try some iconic Czech foods, I'd say try Guláš (basically meat stew with a lot of paprica), knedlo vepřo zelo (literally knödel, pork and cabbage) that one is really good, or Svíčková, also if you want to have real Czech experience, get soup for every meal (the best is definitely egg noodle soup). And also as we have a big Vietnamese minority you can also try some Vietnamese food in here, if you'd ever get sick of pork with sauce and rice, potato or knedlík/knödel. Also Czech culture is really close to German since we basically share our whole history with either Germany or Austria, so that's one thing you could notice. There are many places in Prague (for that I'd recommend the mentioned Honest guide), but my favorite one is definitely the House at the black Madonna one of the renowned Caffés that were everywhere in Prague during the 1st republic. This one was recreated to show how it looked during the time Czechs regained their independence. It is also one of the most important architectural buildings of cubism which flourished in Czechoslovakia during this period. I hope I helped you and enjoy your visit!

@@krystofk.2279 wow such an incredible reply!! Thank you so much. I have since seen The Honest Guide and they’re fantastic videos! It’s given me so much to look forward to. I’m yet to research into locations of things - whether it’s walking distance or how the best way of travelling around the city would be but I’m definitely making a note of some of those foods you mentioned!

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Thank you Batt! Enjoy your week

Agreed.

How was the weather ?

@gustavorodriguez-zk4vm: been there 5 times already. Wonderful city. Chimba!

agreed!

Prague and Czechia generally is still cheaper than most of former communist countries, cheaper than Croatia, cheaper than Baltic states. Maybe when you look at real eastern europe like Ukraine or Moldova, you find some cheaper city. It must be really hard life for example in Latvia when they have lower salaries than we have, but they have beer for 3.5 eur.

@@Pidalin between czech republic and poland whicj one is cheaper?

@@ahmadmujahid5198 Depends what and where, prices in Poland are very different in different places, when you are on south of Poland or even in Warsaw, it's pretty cheap, cheaper than Czech Republic, but when you get to baltic coast, it can be very expensive there, as a Czech, I can't afford hotel there in summer season, it's more expensive than Croatia, so you have to find some airbnb, classic hotels are too expensive there. Prices of food or gas are lower in Poland, but restaurants are more expensive, but generally, everyday life (when you are native there) is cheaper than here, but they also have lower salaries. Advantage of Czech Republic is that we don't have any sea, so prices are very similar everywhere, except some fancy mountain resorts.

Yen is cheap, but tickets to japan are usually pretty pricey. It’s best to book a long stay (minimum 3 weeks)

Budapest is my favorite city in Europe; hands down.

@@Honkiavelli your mum

Visiting your mum is in his next travel plans

@@Honkiavelli thanks

do you still live there now?

I knew that was RC ! I thought i was trippin

Prague definitely has all the same sodas that are available in the states. Kofola is the authentic czech cola. It’s best tried on tap at a restaurant!

Okay so I wasn't the only one who noticed that

hm we were told 100 Korunas/person which is $4 was a good tip for this tour

@@brettconti I guess it depends on the tour guide then! love your videos!

@@jopitibm totally! thank you Javiera : )

@@brettconti definitely not a good tip, sorry. would you wanna work for that money? they pay more than half back to the company for the promotion. 10 eur/usd sounds way better

Gloop is the man