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Travel to the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is located in the heart of Europe and has become one of the continent’s most popular destinations for international travelers. Tourism figures continue to skyrocket, with over 20 million people crossing the borders into the Czech Republic each year — statistics like that come with good reason.

The landlocked country is a cultural hub, hosting 16 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From majestic castles to period towns, the Czech Republic generously rewards travelers interested in European history.

When is the best time to visit the Czech Republic?

Late spring and early autumn are considered the best times to visit the Czech Republic. Perfect weather and smaller crowds are the main contributing factors to why people enjoy traveling to the Czech Republic at these times of the year.

Cheapest month to fly to Czechia

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Annual Avg. Price415 CAD
December 2023396 CAD
January 2024275 CAD
February 2024295 CAD
March 2024342 CAD
April 2024348 CAD
May 2024349 CAD
June 2024377 CAD
July 2024585 CAD
August 2024533 CAD
September 2024494 CAD
October 2024357 CAD
November 2024628 CAD

When is the cheapest time of year to visit the Czech Republic?

Late spring is considered the cheapest time of year for tourists to go to the Czech Republic.

How to get around the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has a famously reliable transportation system. Public transport throughout all major cities is clean and efficient. And the country hosts one of the world’s most comprehensive rail networks, making travel between towns and cities very easy.

Public transport in Czech Rep.

Prague is the only city in the Czech Republic with an underground train system — a network that exists in conjunction with the city’s tram and bus services. Whilst Brno — another major location — doesn’t have its own metro, like Prague, it does have an equally dependable tram system. Other major cities like Olomouc and Plzen also have great transit infrastructure.

Trains in the Czech Republic

As said, for intercity travel, the Czech Republic’s train services are highly recommended. Not only is the network extensive, but tourists can enjoy discounted tickets when traveling in groups. Advanced bookings are recommended on popular routes.

Cycling in Czech Rep.

Cycling is also a popular form of local transport. Most major Czech cities have plenty of bike rental businesses.

Notable Bike Rental Businesses

  • OKOLO Bikes - large bike rental business in Prague
  • Praha Bike - bike rental business that offers delivery throughout the Czech Republic
  • Rekola - bike rental available throughout much of the Czech Republic
  • Nextbike - widely available bike rental scheme

How to get from the airport to the main cities in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic’s main airport is Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG). Those looking to travel from the airport to the city should use the Aeroport Express bus service that runs to Prague’s main train station.

The Czech Republic’s second largest airport operates in Brno – Brno–Tuřany Airport (BRQ). As with Prague, the best mode of transport from the airport is the bus. The bus E76 goes to the city center.

If you find yourselves arriving in the Czech Republic late at night, you can always rely on car-sharing services like Uber and Bolt.

Airport name
Biggest city nearby
Mode of transport
Duration
Price per person
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG)
Prague
  • Aeroport Express bus service
  • 40 minutes by bus on average
  • €2.50
Brno–Tuřany Airport (BRQ)
Brno
  • Bus E76
  • Night bus N89
  • 20 minutes on average
  • €1

Plan your trip to the Czech Republic

Must-have local apps in Czech Rep.

  • DameJidlo for ordering food delivery to your location
  • Mapy.cz is ideal for getting around, especially for hikes and bike routes
  • Idos for checking public transport timetables
  • Rekola - bike sharing service
  • Uber and Liftago - car sharing services

Other useful things to know before the trip to the Czech Republic

Socket type

C and E plug sockets

Czech curreny

Czech koruna (CZK)

Exchange rate

€1 is 24.58 CZK

$1 is 24.17 CZK

Tourist pass

  • Prague Card - a sightseeing pass specifically for the nation’s capital. You can get free access to over 60 different attractions (such as Prague Castle) and a free bus tour around the city. The card also allows you to take advantage of discounts on dozens of further attractions and entertainment.
  • Eurail Czech Republic Pass - a rail pass for those looking to see as much of the Czech Republic as possible. You can take as many trains as you wish over set periods of time.
  • BRNOPAS - similar to the Prague Card, BRNOPAS is a tourist card that grants you access to the city’s top attractions. Further discounts are given at other sites.

Wi-Fi Availability

  • Most shopping centers throughout Prague offer free wifi, making browsing on the go very easy. Other major cities all boast extensive lists of wifi hotspots.
  • In an emergency, common fast food outlets are great places to go for a quick and easy wifi connection.
  • Resources like wifimap.io are great for those who want to stay connected.
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Czechia COVID-19 travel restrictions

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Most travellers from Toronto, YYZ can enter Czech Republic, but there are restrictions.

Departure

Travel restrictions
  • Travel is allowed
  • Proof of pre-departure COVID-19 test is not required
  • Quarantine is not required
Visa requirements
  • Visa is not required

Return

Travel restrictions
  • Travel is allowed
  • Proof of pre-departure COVID-19 test is not required
  • Quarantine is not required
Visa requirements
  • Visa is not required

Information is provided as guidance only and accurate at the time of publishing. Always check government websites and airline materials before booking and traveling.

Learn more about COVID-19 restrictions in Czechia in our dedicated Stories article.

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The Czech Republic travel tips

What currency is used in Czech Republic?
The official currency in the Czech Republic is koruna. Though some luxury stores may accept dollars and euro, local shops and grocery stores only accept korunas, not to mention public toilets and street food stalls.
What should you not do in the Czech Republic?
Any violation of laws is heavily fined in the Czech Republic. If you don’t want to get in trouble, pay attention to the signs and follow some common rules. Dropping litter is possible only in special bins. In any park, there are only specially marked places for a picnic. You mustn’t have a picnic outside them. Smokers should smoke only in designated places. There are smoking areas near restaurants, shopping malls, and entertainment centers. Be attentive not to get into a scrape.
What is the most delicious food in the Czech Republic?
A local delicacy is the white-mold Herrmelin cheese. It can be eaten fresh or fried. In restaurants, you can try fried cheese, called smažený hermelín. The outside of the cheese slices is crispy, and the center is almost liquid. The cheese is usually served with vegetables or potatoes, or cranberry sauce.
Is it customary to tip in the Czech Republic?
Yes, it is customary to tip about 10% of the price if you are satisfied with everything. On the other hand, in many restaurants, service is already included in the price. Look at the bill attentively if you don't want to pay twice.
When is the best time to visit the Czech Republic?
Though Prague is charming all year-round, the most comfortable weather is in late spring (April-May) and early autumn (September-October). Winters may be harsh in Prague, with chilling winds.
What is a typical Czech food?
Vepřové koleno (baked pork knuckle) is a typical Czech food. When ordering this dish, be prepared for a huge portion that cannot be eaten even by two. The meat dish will be served with a fragrant sauce and knedlíky — potato and flour dumplings.
Why do Czech houses have 2 numbers?
Please note that there are two plates on each house in the Czech Republic. On the red plate, there is the old, cadastral number of the house within a certain area. On the blue one (usually, it is a smaller sign), there is the newer, more frequently used number. Plus, street names are indicated only at intersections.
What are some fun facts about the Czech Republic?
Charles Bridge is the most famous and recognizable bridge in Prague. It was built in the 15th century and decorated with 30 sculptures during the Baroque period. There are many legends associated with the bridge. According to one of them, wine and eggs were added to the bridge’s materials during construction, and that’s why the bridge is still standing.
What is the Czech Republic famous for?
The Moravian Karst and Caves are famous for cool and impressive caverns. Only five caves are open to the public for free walking and the trails, where it’s allowed to walk, are clearly marked. For the more arduous caves take a guide. Feast your eyes upon stalagmites and stalactites that will for sure stir your imagination. Then have a boat trip along the underground river. This place is usually swarming with tourists, so book your visit beforehand.
How do I stay connected in the Czech Republic?
There is no need to pay for roaming in Prague — there are many points around the city where you can connect to free Wi-Fi. For example, the internet is distributed by public transport stops. There are about 10 of them, including the Budejovicka, Andel, Florenc, Zelivskeho, and Namesti Miru stops.
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