It’s easy to become enchanted with Prague. With old-world charm and architectural masterpieces throughout the city, Prague feels mythical and romantic. Plus, you’ll find plenty of places to dine well or to dance the night away without spending a fortune. While Prague is an affordable destination for Cheapos, you don’t want to stay at just » Read more
Prague: Budget Travel Guide
Prague offers plenty of allure, especially for budget travelers. You can stroll the charming Old Town Square, observe the stunning architecture, picnic in Kampa Park — you’re never more than a stone’s throw from something fun and free or quite affordable. The hotels are no exception. You’ll find plenty of budget hotels in Prague that » Read more
The Czech Republic has become one of the top places in Europe for dining on delicious food at a great value. Specifically, the two largest cities, Prague and Brno, both offer a tasty blend of old-world and new-school restaurant options on the cheap. With a great mixture of classic Czech taverns, an abundance of authentic » Read more
To visit Prague is to visit one of Europe’s most stunning cities. But with so many visitors looking to stay in the famous Old Town, finding a cheap hotel in Prague can be a little trickier than you might think. Whether you are looking to be inspired by Prague’s rich architectural history, to indulge in » Read more
With its stunning classical architecture, quaint cobblestoned streets, non-stop nightlife, and cheap prices, Prague is often considered the jewel in the crown for budget travelers in Europe. Millions of tourists visit every year to experience the special blend of charm that only Prague can offer. “The Golden City” combines one of the most dramatically beautiful » Read more
Our third stop in our budget-friendly tour of the Czech Republic outside Prague is Ceské Budejovice. Ceské Budejovice German name: Budweis First, let’s get one thing straight: It’d be a sin to confuse Ceské Budejovice’s famous beverage with American Bud “beer.” This city is home to Budweiser Budvar, the globally exported lager. This is the one and only, and » Read more
Our first stop in our budget-friendly tour of the Czech Republic outside Prague is Pilsen: Pilsen Local name: Plzen “The government that raises the price of beer will fall,” the old Czech saying goes. Named the EU Cultural Capital for 2015, Pilsen is best known for, what else, Pilsener (or “Pilsner”) beer. Back in the 1200’s, » Read more
There are many reasons why Prague is a Cheapo’s dream. In the Czech capital, you’ll find a favorable exchange rate, you can eat like a (Bohemian) king, and pints of beer are cheaper than bottles of water in other cities. Yet there’s another reason why Prague stands out, especially when compared to some of the » Read more
Prague was made for walking. At this time of year when Indian summer (or “Babi Leto” in Czech) is upon us, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of the city’s walkability. After all, despite enjoying all the sights and experiencing all the “must-do’s” of a foreign city, it’s those special moments you have along » Read more
The prices aren’t what they used to be in Prague, but this city in the Czech Republic still offers a variety of cheapo-friendly activities. Here’s a list of a few of them that are sure to keep you entertained, with a few crowns left over to spare. 1. Prague Zoo – Lions and tigers and » Read more
Prague has its share of tours – via shuttle bus, horse-drawn carriage, and antique car – but why would you pay top dollar when you can hop on the tram (streetcar) for just 26 kc? Comprised of 33 lines, Prague’s tram system offers not only a local perspective but some of the city’s most scenic » Read more
Last week, we shared three Cheapo-friendly pubs in Prague. To maximize your Czech eating experience, however, there are a few more things you should know about where and when to go, as well as how much to leave for the tip. Read on to make sure you’re getting your Czech kroners’ worth! 1. Go at » Read more
