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Prague
is the capital city of the relatively small Czech Republic which lies in the heart of Europe, neighbouring with Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland. There is a number of non-stop border crossings available with an excellent connection by car, bus, train or plane. A valid passport, which does not expire at least for six months, is required in order to enter the Czech Republic. There is no need of an entry visa for most European countries and USA. In case of necessity you can obtain visa at the Czech Embassy in your country. Two kinds of visas are available; a tourist visa for 30 days or a transit one for 48 hours.

The official language is Czech, Slovak language being understandable. Most local people have basic or possibly intermediate knowledge of English or German language. In majority of hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, historical monuments, shops and services the communication is possible in English, German or perhaps French.

Area: 496 sqkm
Population: 1,173,000
Geographical situation: north latitude 50° 05', east longitude 14° 27', height above sea level 235 m (average)
Time: Central European (GMT+1), summer time - Central European +1 (GMT+2)
Climate: average temperature 9,0°C
summer season - July 19,0°C
winter season - January -0,9°C
The Vltava river flows through the city in the length of 30 km, its maximum width being 330 m
Parts of the historical centre: Hradcany, Mala Strana (Lesser Town), Stare Mesto (Old Town) including Josefov, Nove Mesto (New Town) and Vysehrad
Administrative division: 22 administrative areas
Voltage: 230 V

Customs requirements

Without permission foreign visitors are allowed to export goods from the Czech Republic for their personal use only or as a gift. If the exported goods require any special legal permission (e.g. protection of cultural monuments, objects of museum value etc.) they must be presented to customs officials on departure.

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LANGUAGES
main language Czech, but English is widely spoken, as well as German.

TIME ZONE
Central European time zone (GMT+1), in summer (GMT+2)

CURRENCY
Czech crown

VOLTAGE
230 V - 50/60 Hz, European plug

VISA & COSTUMS
A valid passport is a necessity when entering the Czech Republic. To confirm visa requirements you are advised to contact the Czech embassy or consulate before travelling.

AIRPORT
The modern city airport, Ruzyne, is situated about 20 km northwest of the city centre. There are direct flights from most major European cities

TAXI
Depending on the destination, a trip to the city costs up to 700 Kc per 2-3 persons Before entering the car check the price with the driver. It is not recommended to except a price over 700 Kc

HILTON PRAGUE ****

The Hilton Prague is a modern glass building with a spectacular atrium, located in a quiet and central area of Prague. The 788-room Hilton Prague is situated on the right bank of the Vltava river and adjacent to Prague's International Business Centre. Being the largest hotel in the Czech Republic, with 3 different categories of rooms, Classic, Business and Executive, everyone's needs are catered for. Famous historic sights such as Old Town Square, Charles' Bridge or Prague Castle are within walking distance.

MARRIOT ****

Location: Hotel Marriott is conveniently located in Prague's business and shopping centre very close to the Old Town Square, all public transportation links and all major tourist sights and attractions.
Services: Express check-in and check-out, 24-hour room service, laundry valet, shoe shine, child care services, concierge services, gift shop/news-stand, safe deposit box at front desk, pets permitted (charges may apply, call hotel for details), parking available for a fee.
Rooms: Guests can choose between standard rooms with Queen, King or two Double beds and one of hotels 35 suites. Suites are perfect for working, hosting business associates or small private meetings. The executive level offers upgraded amenities including a two-floor private lounge and spacious duplex suites for elegant entertaining and VIP privacy

CORINTHIA Towers Hotel ****

24 storeys of modern, comfortable, and hospitable accommodation, Hotel Corinthia Towers is a tall glassy structure, and was opened in 1988. One of the most impressive feature of this huge establishment which stands tall on Vysehrad hill, is the incredible view of Prague.

The hotel caters mainly for corporate business clients ranging from individuals to large groups, Hotel Corinthia Towers provides all the conveniences.

Location: The metro station practically stops underneath the hotel so there is no problem in finding the way to the center of Prague in a short time. Situated also next to a big highway it is easily accessible by car. Taxis, Rent-a-car are all available.

Rooms: Despite the huge number of rooms (over 500) available in the Corinthia Towers hotel, the hotel may only have a few vacancies in high season. All rooms are fitted with the full range of conveniences including Radio, TV (CNN, BBC, a movie channel and a range of satellite programs), direct telephone lines with message alert, mini bar and hairdryers. Rooms on VIP floors are provided with duvet covers and trouser presses. All the rooms are very comfortable and are unlikely to disappoint, especially after taking advantage of the 24-hour room service or after adjusting the air-conditioning in the summer.

How to get to Prague

Basically the fastest way how to get to Prague is by air. The biggest airline in Czech republic is

Czech Airlines
which operates many flights from around the world. Main airport is called RUZYNE.

Prague-Ruzyne Airport is located 10km from the city centre. It is one of the most modern airports in Europe and was designed for almost 5 million passengers per year. There are large parking areas in front of the airport hall, with hundreds of parking places.
Passengers are handled in three terminals in Prague. Regular flights of all airlines arrive at, and depart from, terminal - North, where most charter companies also direct their flights. Smaller airplanes, and some special flights are handled in nearby terminals - South and South2.

There are several possibilities how to reach the airport - car, bus, taxi or minibus.

Car
The way to terminal-North from the city centre is well marked and you will not have any problem. You can park your car in front of the terminal in pay-for parking areas, with sufficient capacity. If you decide to leave your car in a parking area during the time you travel, parking places for long-term parking are available. If you wish to stop your car next to the departure hall for a very short time period, necessary for example for the loading or unloading of baggage, you may use a specially marked striped area, where parking is free of charge. Parking time is carefully monitored by the security service of the Czech Airports Authority, and if you leave your car for a longer time-period, it may be towed away.

Approximate prices of parking
Cars
Parking Time FEE : 40 CZK / 1 hour
Parking Time FEE : 480 CZK / a day
The first day: 480 CZK
Every following day :
short-time: 500 CZK / a day
Parking C: 300 CZK / a day
Terminal North: 200 CZK / a day

Buses
Every hour: 100 CZK a day

Bus
Prague's public transport system offers you the cheapest way to get from the airport to the city centre and vice versa. Bus no. 119 operates between the underground (subway) station Dejvicka and terminal-North of Prague-Ruzyne Airport (Stop-Nove letisti). The 119 runs every 20 - 40 minutes between the hours of 4:00 and 24:00. This trip should take about 30-40 minutes including waiting-time.

From 8 July 2002, a low-floor bus no. 100 will take you from "Zlicin" underground terminus to Ruzyne Airport (and back), just in 13 minutes. The bus is adapted to carry additional baggage. On working days, in the morning and afternoon the bus operates in 15 minute intervals, otherwise the interval is 30 minutes.

Before you get on a bus, you have to buy a 12-crown ticket, available from vending machines or newsagents.

Taxi
Any taxi will drive you to the airport from the city centre. In the opposite direction, there are taxis marked "Airport" on their roofs. The price consists of a 25-crown boarding fee and the charge should be 17 crowns/km. You should not pay more than 500 crowns for the entire trip.
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Train

You can use train service. The main website is www.cd.cz. Unfortunately for the time being it has not been available in other than czech language.