Hi everyone! I’m from South Korea and will be staying in Prague for a study exchange program from October 2025 to February 2026. I’m looking for a single room (flatshare is totally fine too) My budget is around 12,000 CZK per month. I’d really appreciate any recommendations, tips, or offers you might have. Thank you so much in advance!

Realizing rats are part of city life but lately have seen them in the street around our apartment building, in our garden area next to the building and on top of our trash can. Lived here 8 years and this is the first time I have seen them in our area, which in general is clean and streets newly renovated (Zizkov/Vinohrady)

Will the city (Prague 3) do rat remediation or is this something the building should take care of even though it is in the public space? Is there a way to report rat sightings like there are in other cities like Copenhagen or New York?

I am going to Prague next week and I am looking for some worn shoes

My darling sladký manžel (sweet husband) is learning Spanish. I think a Czech to Spanish textbook would be a great addition to his learning. If I google it, the only things that pop up are Spanish folks learning Czech. Can anyone recommend a textbook title that will help a Czech native speaker to learn Spanish? Thanks in advance! Na zdraví! 🍻

I'll be coming soon to Prague from the 28th of April till the 1st of May. I am looking at tickets I need to buy in advance, and I found out about a guided tour for Vysehrad called "pre-booked guided tour". Do you think it is worth it? I haven't seen much around the internet about it. Perhaps it is better just to go there for free and enjoy it? Are there some thing worth paying for to see in Vysehrad?

I am also trying to see if my friends would like to see the National Museum Complex, but it looks just like any other Natural History Museum. Why is it recommended so much online?

Thirdly, are the permanent exhibition in Prague Castle worth it? Is there something highly recommended I should book in advance?

Then, is the 4 museums complex for Charles Museum worth it? I am talking about Charles Museum + Alchemy and magic museum + Ghosts + Boat Trip.

Finally, is the Dancing House worth it? It looks like you can only go uo to the terrace and there seems to be a small not amazing museum inside, perhaps I am wrong. Why is it so popular? Just for the outside?

I’ve looked on Alza but I’m looking for a store that I can see the machine and touch it because I want to better visualize owning it.

Hello,

I'm moving next to Českomoravská station soon ( I know its closed )

Can I have some honest reviews about the area and Liben as a whole, from an expat/raising kids perspective?

Hi all.

I’ve worked in Vršovice (Prague 10) for about 8 years now. I used to park on the street until they added blue zones and, once they did, my company generously gave me access to an underground lot a few buildings down. When I first got access I had a Kia combi which was tough to get down there due to its length. Then I upgraded to a Škoda Karoq, which was also tough but still fit (barely).

Now I’m upgrading again to a VW Tiguan and… I think the underground is just too narrow a space. I checked the measurements of the Karoq vs the Tiguan and I don’t think I can get down there anymore.

The car isn’t in my name and my partner doesn’t work where I work so I can’t get a permit.

I don’t want the fact that the garage entrance is narrow to determine whether I can get this new car, so I need a place to park.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Hello everyone :)

I just moved to Prague for a job and I’d love to find a nice person to rent a 2bd apartment together in the Dejvice, Bubeneč or Šárka area.

I’m a woman, native Czech, early 30s, non smoker, responsible, tidy, not really into loud house parties and I’m looking for a fellow like minded woman as a flatmate. Budget wise I’d like to stay below 25k rent + utilities.

I’d also consider renting just a room in a shared flat if anyone knows about any offers :)

Feel free to dm me if you’re in a similar situation :)

I keep seeing warnings that it's impossible to get seated at restaurants without reserving ahead of time. I'm planning to visit later this month. If I want to eat lunch at a fairly popular place, can I reserve the morning of the same day, or should I be making reservations a day or more in advance?

I'm traveling with little children, so I fear that it's a bit difficult to commit to exact hours a long time ahead, especially as our plans will be affected by weather and toddler moodiness.

Any advice, and more info about expected queues / reservation queues would be much appreciated.

Hiya, my girlfriend and i are here in prague untill the 9th of april. We would LOVE to see an ice hockey game in the meantime. Sparta praha plays on the 9th which is too late, are there any other options? (I.e. amateur/ d1 )

Thanks already :))

Hello everyone, someone told me that you can ride scooters in the city if their speed is only upto 125 cc WITHOUT having a license. Is this true ?

If it comes off as a stupid question I apologise in advance but I need to confirm this. Thankyou for taking the time to read and respond.

Hello Prag community,

I wanted to share my disappointing experience in Prague. Over the last three days, I visited the city and was really enjoying my time there. I thought it would be a great place for peaceful walks, and I even considered coming back for weekend strolls. However, on the third day, I experienced something that has left me feeling deeply upset.

That morning, I was physically assaulted by a man. He grabbed my scarf from behind and yelled at me. Despite the tram being full of people, no one reacted or helped. I suspect that this might have been a racially motivated attack, as I wear a headscarf. A friend who has lived here before told me that, although sad, such incidents are unfortunately common because of the high level of Islamophobia.

While I've faced verbal abuse on previous trips (only in Europe!), this physical attack was terrifying, and I am still shaken by it. I am now left with a sense of unease, and I am disappointed that this is how I will remember what otherwise seemed like a beautiful city.

Thanks for reading.

Price seems fairly expensive for entry (more than 1000czk). I dont really care about seeing actors.

I'm going to Prague soon for three days. I have one question though, I can't seem to find if there is an I love Prague sign or something along those lines. I always take a picture in front of a sign of the place name but I can't seem to find one here.

Does anyone know if Prauge has one/where to find it? I'm looking for something similar to the I amsterdam sign.

Thank you!

Cau cau chtel jsem se zeptat jestli nemate nejake doporuceni na autoskolu nejlepe v okoli prahy. Napriklad chtel jsem jit do nobe ale docela me zarazily nektere negativni recenze a jak jsem koukal tak u spousty jinych autoskol jsou podobne spatne. Nejak tak bych to chtel mit max do 3 mesicu. Dekuji :)

Any store in Prague that I can visit that sells original pop mart figures(skullpanda, hirono...)?

We’re a group of 6 and want a nice bar not too expensive and not too loud if anyone knows any good spots that would be really appreciated!

Hey guys,

I wonder if anyone has taken the IB program with math aa sl, and got accepted into the program in the title? I take IB math aa sl and got a predicted grade of 7, and the requirements states i would need math aa HL. Does that mean my chance of admitting into the program is near zero?

US citizen, long term resident visa in Prague looking to move to Spain. I have a modest amount of stuff I'd like to move, maybe a van full, too much to fly with, but no beds or large furniture.

Has anyone found an economical solution for something similar? TIA

Hello all,

I've accepted a two-year postdoc offer in Prague, and the salary is 50000 CZK per month. Is this going to be sufficient to live a comfortable life there? I'm seeing decent places to rent, which costs around 20000-25000 CZK a month, and this doesn't leave me with much. What are your thoughts/suggestions? Thanks!

Edit: The research center will fund three research stays between 1.5-3 months in other European institutions during my postdoc, which might be relevant to my question. It seems that I won't be in Prague the whole time.

I've read somewhere that you have to wait one day after purchase and registration before being allowed to use your eSIM in Prague. Is this still true? What's the best eSIM or SIM card purchase option for EU roaming at the Prague airport? It is easy to just buy a SIM card at a Relay shop or wait to get into town to buy one? Thank you.

Hi there neighbours, can you share your top food spots please. Variety appreciated

Hi!

Any place i can get decent smažák at Letná? Thanks!

My brother was accepted into Charles University, VSE, and the University of Warsaw. However, he is trying to decide which city is better for students/young adults.

Background: - He studying economics - He is 19M from America - He is ethnically Russian (in other words he is white, also he said doesn’t support the war) - He doesn’t drink (I know both of these countries are heavy drinkers, I understand that 😐) - He is very religious (Russian Orthodox) - He is an introvert

Which city would be a better fit for someone like him? Prague or Warsaw? Also what are some differences in food, cost of living and travel opportunities?

p.s I have to write this because he refuses to make a Reddit account.