One must get used to using the Czech koruna - the euro may be the future

The main railway station in Prague, known as Praha hlavní nádraží, is the largest in the Czech Republic and serves the capital. The majority of train services at the station are run by the Czech railway company, České dráhy (ČD).

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Pictures of Prague: Tram on the street, People at Central Station, Anna Chory’s work on Czech musicians and Czech koruna (CZK).

[:en]Anna Chory's work on Czech musicians are dancing.[:]

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There are several different companies operating in passenger rail transport in Prague. The main company is České dráhy (Czech Railways), which offers a wide range of train services, including regional and long-distance trains. In addition, there are other private train companies that provide services from Prague to other cities in the Czech Republic and also international train connections.

Bus services in Prague are operated by several different companies, including Dopravní podnik hlavního města Prahy(DPP), which operates various local bus lines within the city and its surroundings. Additionally, there are other private bus companies that offer long-distance routes and connections to other cities in the Czech Republic.

Prague also has local buses serving different parts of the city, particularly areas that are not accessible by metro and trams. The local buses are part of the services provided by the Prague Public Transport Company (DPP).

The Prague metro is a very popular and efficient mode of transportation. The metro system consists of three lines (A, B, and C), which cover different parts of the city and provide a fast and convenient way to travel from one place to another. The trains run regularly and have clear signage and ticketing systems.

In addition, Prague has an extensive tram system that covers the city widely. Trams are a popular way to get around locally and offer a great way to explore the city. The tram network connects the metro and buses effectively.

Prague was founded over 1200 years ago

Prague is the capital of Czechia and the largest city in the country. The city has about 1.3 million inhabitants.

Euro divides opinions

Most Czechs oppose joining the eurozone. According to opinion polls, over 70 percent of Czechs are against adopting the euro.

Spring in Prahan was violently crushed

The Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact countries occupied Czechoslovakia in August 1968 and violently halted the reforms of the Prague Spring.

Old Town

The Old Town is known as Staré Město. It is one of the city's most historic and beautiful areas, filled with stunning buildings, narrow streets, and historical monuments.

By the banks of the Vltava River

Prague is located on the banks of the Vltava River. It was founded in the late 8th century and soon became the residence of the Bohemian kings.

Prahran Communism Exhibit

Museum of Communism provides a comprehensive overview of Czechoslovakia's communist era from 1948 to 1989.

Climate

Prahassa has a mild climate. The warmest months of the year are July and August, when the average daily high temperature is about 25 degrees.