Women Retreat in Prague

FAQ – PRAGUE

1. Do I need a visa to visit Prague?

Prague is in the Czech Republic, part of the Schengen Area.
Many travelers require a Schengen visa.
A valid Schengen visa allows travel across multiple European countries.

2. What documents are required?

Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
Schengen visa (if required)
Travel insurance (mandatory)
Hotel booking & return ticket
Proof of sufficient funds

3. What currency is used?

Local currency: Czech Koruna (CZK)
Euros are sometimes accepted, but not everywhere
Cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash

4. What are the must-visit places?

Prague Castle – One of the largest castles in the world
Charles Bridge – Iconic medieval bridge
Old Town Square – Heart of the city
Astronomical Clock – Famous hourly show
Vltava River – Scenic cruises available

5. How is transportation?

Efficient public transport (metro, trams, buses)
Easy to navigate and affordable
Walking is the best way to explore the Old Town

6. What food should I try?

Goulash
Trdelník (sweet pastry)
Roast pork with dumplings
Czech beer is world-famous 

7. Is Prague safe for tourists?

Generally very safe
Watch out for pickpockets in crowded tourist spots

8. What language is spoken?

Czech is the official language
English is widely spoken in tourist areas

9. What about electricity & plugs?

Plug types: Type C & E
Voltage: 230V

10. What should I pack?

Comfortable walking shoes (cobblestone streets)
Seasonal clothing
Warm clothes in winter

11. Time zone

Central European Time (CET)
UTC +1 (UTC +2 in summer)

12. SIM cards & internet

Local SIM cards available at airport and city shops
Good Wi-Fi in hotels, cafes, and restaurants

13. Important tips

Exchange money at official exchange offices only
Validate public transport tickets before use
Keep small change for trams and small shops