Things To Know
- Highlights – Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, St. Vitus Cathedral, Staromestske Namesti.
- Language – Czech
- Currency – Euro (EUR)
- Power Outlets – The Czech Republic uses power plug and socket type E. The standard voltage is 230 V, with a standard frequency of 50 Hz. I always travel with a universal adapter to ensure I can keep all my devices and batteries fully charged.
- Safety – The tap water is safe to drink in Prague and throughout most of the Czech Republic.
- Water Safety – The Czech Republic is a safe country to visit. I travel with a LARQ purifying water bottle just to be safe.
- Transportation – Uber is available in Prague, but not in other parts of the country.
Best Time To Visit
The peak season in the Czech Republic is during the summer months of June and August. This time of year is quite warm. Expect larger crowds and higher prices.
The shoulder seasons in the Czech Republic, Spring & Fall, are arguably the best times to visit. During much of March, April and May the weather will be mild and pleasant, the crowds a bit smaller, and prices slightly lower than during peak season.
December, January, and February make up the cold winter months in the Czech Republic. The Christmas Markets are can be delightful, but be sure to bundle up in warm clothing.