Prague

Called the City of a Hundred Spires, Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic. The city will charm you with its Old Town Square and the medieval Astronomical Clock, its baroque buildings full of color, and the pedestrian Charles Bridge over the Vltava River. Prague’s nightlife will also sweep you off your feet with wonderful jazz music and delicious absinth.

How much does it cost to visit Prague?

When you visit Prague on a budget, expect to spend around Kč 827 per day. This amount is without including accommodation for the night. Continue reading to discover detailed Prague travel costs.

Prague accommodation costs

Hotel or hostel for one person	Kč 466 – 3,257
Typical double room	Kč 933 – 6,515

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Prague food and drinks costs

A meal in an inexpensive restaurant	Kč 125 – 200
A meal in a mid-range restaurant	Kč 300 – 500
Local beer (0.5 liters, draught)	Kč 30 – 45
Water (0.33 liter, bottle)	Kč 15 – 35

Czech Republic travel costs for eating and drinking in Prague

Prague fares and public transport

One-way public transportation ticket	Kč 24
Taxi (price per kilometer)	Kč 24 – 28
Gasoline (1 liter)	Kč 31.50 – 34

Prague visiting costs – Top attractions in Prague

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)	Free
Prague Zoo	Kč 200
Charles Bridge (Karlův most)	Free
St. Vitus Cathedral	Included in the Prague Castle ticket
Prague Castle	Kč 350

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Prague Card

2-day Prague Card	€ 62
3-day Prague Card	€ 72

The Prague Card offers free access to over 60 attractions and includes a free sightseeing bus tour, a free cruise, and many discounts to cover other tours and cruises.

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