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A guidebook is a small book or a beautiful brochure that is designed to introduce the reader to some interesting place, in particular, to a city. Guidebooks are structured in such a way that they first give an indirect view of the subject they are about, and then provide the reader with information on how to visit the sights or simply various places that interest him within the guidebook.

These are maps, diagrams, a list of transport, photographs and phone numbers, various lists of establishments of various kinds and their opening hours. Guidebooks can be specialized or general in nature, and they are published in different languages. In any case, in the kiosks of Prague you will find a lot of information in Russian, including guidebooks on it.

If you are in Prague for the first time, then you cannot do without a guide. First, leaf through it and you will get some general idea of the city you have arrived in. Using maps, the scheme of movements of local transport, you can outline for yourself specific routes of movement for each day. It will be easier for you to correctly navigate the terrain, in the maze of streets, buildings and squares, if you have a good guide in your hands.

You can guess the topic of the guide at a glance, but not always. There are guides for historical places, and there are - according to architectural monuments, their covers will be similar, especially - for an inexperienced look. The main thing is that they contain more specific information - maps, routes, addresses and other things. And it also needs to be clear and easy to use.

How and where to buy Prague guidebooks

In any kiosk with the press, and in many shops in Prague. However, it is better to stock up on guidebooks in advance by ordering them on the Internet. First, it's much cheaper. Secondly, you will have a large selection of different options. You will be able to compare them without haste and choose the most convenient, or on the topic that is close to you. You can order guidebooks in advance so that you have time to familiarize yourself with them before the start of the trip. Then, having arrived in Prague, you will be able to see many places with your own eyes, it will be easier for you to orient yourself in the city. Rail Europe and by bus. If necessary (for example, to organize a shopping tour), we buy package tours for.

The best Prague travel guides you can buy

Introducing the list the best travel guides and maps of Prague in Russian sorted by popularity. You can buy them right away if they are on this moment in stock.

Prague travel guide with mini phrase book and map

Price: 347 rubles

Map and guide of Prague

Price: 373 rubles

Prague. red guide

Editor: Korobkina T. Eksmo-Press Publishing House, 2015. 128 pages.
This is the 4th edition with corrections and additions. Positions itself as an express guide to Prague. There you will find brief information about Prague, tips and the most interesting - how to spend the first and second day. Particular attention is paid to 25 major attractions. Attached to the book detailed map cities.

Price: 296 rubles

Map of Prague. orange guide

Publisher: Eksmo-Press, 2014
quality tourist map Prague since detailed plan streets + signs, attractions, parking, tour. offices and metro map.

Price: 96 rubles

Prague. Guide

Series: Dorling Kindersley. Compiled by: Vladimir Soukul. Translator: Popov N.N. and Popova S.R. Editor: Klimova O.V. Publisher: AST, 2013. 272 pages.
As you already understood, this is a detailed foreign guide to Prague translated into Russian with excellent illustrations. Here you will find everything that a tourist needs to know: geo-information of Prague, the first acquaintance with it - the main attractions. Exploring the districts of Prague and their sights. Here you will get advice: information about hotels, markets, shops, malls, restaurants, pubs, cafes and entertainment.

Price: 1246 rubles

Prague. Guide by Bennett Lindsay

Author: Bennet Lindsay. Translator: Novikova T. Editor: Elochkina E. Publisher: Grand-Fain, 2014. 160 pages.
This guide is published under the Berlitz brand, which has proven itself to be of high quality, accurate and simple. The guidebook is saturated useful information which gives a comprehensive description of the origins of Prague, as well as its culture and traditions. With it, you can independently go in search of sights and learn their history, also make interesting purchases and get acquainted with local Czech cuisine - with Veprevo knee, for example.

Price: 294 rebles

Guide to Informal Prague

Author: Ganchurina Veronika. Publisher: Peter, 2015. 160 pages.
They say that Veronika Ganchurina cannot live without Prague and knows every corner of it. You can learn about "formal Prague" from other guidebooks, but about "informal" - in this book. What will you learn here, you ask? You will get acquainted with the incredible sculptures that are only in Prague (most of them are from the legendary David Cherny), with flea markets, you can eat very cheaply in non-tourist establishments and learn about interesting and mysterious legends. The guidebook is written with an exciting narrative - it is easy to read and interesting.

Price: 371 rubles

Prague guide by Philippe Benet and Renat Holzbachov

The Guide associates itself as a Guide in the Pocket. That is, everything is short and to the point, namely the facts - what, when, where, etc. It will be useful for those who do not particularly want to load themselves with information.

Price: 145 rubles

Prague guide from Around the World

One of the most famous publishers Around the World specializes in quality guides around the world. This book is the 5th edition of Prague. With it, you will plunge into the world of mysterious and unique Prague, because Prague is not only the capital of the Czech Republic, but also the atmosphere of legends and stories. All this awaits you in this book.

Price: 430 rubles

And finally

Prague guide from Afisha

Authors: Shiryaev Anton and Carmody Ostap. Editor: Samarina Xenia. Publisher: Afisha, 2012 368 pages.
Another well-known publishing house, Afisha, presented its Guide to Prague in Russian. And this is, by the way, the 9th edition.
What will you find here? All! The history of the city, attractions, tips, Prague today, routes, restaurants, clubs, shops, theaters, etc.

Price: 935 rubles

P.S. Of course, you must understand that some books may no longer be in stock - these are printed versions and they tend to end. But you can always find analogues.

Download a free guide to Prague?

Prague, as you know, is a very visited city among tourists from all over the world, so the leadership of Prague is working hard to make you feel comfortable in it. To do this, they created their own free one in Russian, which you can download in PDF format and print.

Also on the Internet was found free Guide to Prague and the Czech Republic "Walks with Alice". Edition autumn-winter 2015/2016. Authors: Elena Kolesnikova, Anna Khlebina, Daria Yakushkina. Publisher ALISA Travel Agency s.r.o. You can download it.

Holidays in Prague without a guide

Needless to say, you can completely do without buying a guidebook. Maybe you like to travel at random, in a random way: you left the hotel and went wherever your eyes look. It's fascinating, but not overly informative.

If you still intend to get to know the city, then there are several options.

After wandering through the sites, select the information you are interested in and print it out. Get your personal guide.
Taking advantage mobile phone, memorize a certain site, which in itself is an electronic guide containing a lot of specific information about Prague (routes, prices, lists of attractions of all kinds, photos, schedules and other details, even maps), and refer to this site as needed. In this case, you will receive answers to your questions immediately, as well as any kind of help and tips.
If you do not know how or do not like to fiddle with the phone, then communicate with the guides. Communication with a living person is preferable for many than with technology or a book format. The guide will explain and show everything, he is emotional, erudite, and it is pleasant to communicate with him. Of course, you will need to pay for his services, but you will get to know the object of the excursion very well.

So, when planning a trip to an unfamiliar city, especially to such a large and complex, interesting and mysterious city as Prague, think about how you will feel in it. If you want to be more self-confident and more independent, then the guide is good remedy for this. It will make your horizons wider, and the possibilities of movement - more free. And finding guidebooks on the Internet is not at all difficult, just wander through the relevant Internet resources.

If you have already used any guide to Prague, or can recommend a good one that is not here, write your feedback in the comments. Rail Europe and by bus. If necessary (for example, to organize a shopping tour), we buy package tours for.

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, the historical center of Europe. Main state language is Czech, but locals, especially young people, are fluent in English. Czechs, whose age has “stepped over” the mark of 45-50 years, can understand and express themselves in Russian.

Tourist Prague

Interesting facts about Prague that you should definitely take note of:
Such a choice of beer, the freshness and variety of varieties of which literally go off scale, is not found in any other country, let alone a city.
The tram network is well developed - if you want to explore the city, see all its beauties, but not feel tired, then it's time to change to trams. By the way, they Prague run strictly on schedule.
IN Prague there is a night tram - it costs, however, a little more than usual, but rides around the city all night.
Almost every second restaurant in the city has a menu in Russian, which will greatly facilitate the life of tourists who do not know Czech or English.
Many cafes and bars offer a menu with pictures of dishes for the convenience of customers. Even without knowing the language and not understanding the name of the dish, you can easily see its real image, volume and cost.
It is worth turning deep into any Czech street, a little far from the city center, and the amount of a check in a restaurant or cafe will be simply ridiculous compared to prices in the central historical part of the city. As a no less pleasant bonus, there will be huge portions.
Walk around in the evening Prague- pure pleasure. City services took care of organizing the most competent illumination of not only spiritual objects, but also architectural sights.
If you climb to the very top of St. Vitus Cathedral, you can see Prague almost from a bird's eye view. An incredibly beautiful sight.
The wonderful sea lion can only be seen at the Prague Zoo. The animal willingly makes contact with people, demonstrating touching tricks and whole performances at lunchtime.
locals- Very friendly and hospitable people. A lost tourist can approach the Czech without a twinge of conscience and ask for directions to the hotel, in turn, the Czech will "get out of his skin" in order to explain the way to the hotel and how best to get to it using the language method, manipulations or an Internet map on the phone.
Many older Czechs living in Prague have a good knowledge of the Russian language and speak it.
IN Prague just an incredible concentration of attractions. The whole city is one big monument of architecture. And it makes no difference whether you are in the central historic street, near the Charles Bridge or three metro stops from the center. The city is truly beautiful, acts as a magnet for tourists, where each building attracts the eye and carries its own history.
IN Prague it is difficult to single out the best restaurant, cafe or bar. Each catering establishment means the highest level of service, a variety of dishes, a wine and beer list, an affordable price tag for tourists even in the city center. The only thing to do is to always check the bill at the establishment, a large flow of visitors often confuses the presence or absence of dishes served in the check. But administrators never sort things out, do not quarrel with visitors, and always admit their mistake.

Ten things you should definitely do while in Prague:
- standing near the Astronomical clock to find out the exact time;
- guess the most cherished desire on the Charles Bridge;
- taste dumplings (floury sweet, like our pretzels), drink mulled wine, eat the famous pork leg;
- it is hardly worth mentioning Czech beer, which tastes just fabulous;
- try the national drink of the Czech Republic - Becherovka;
- visit shops specializing in the sale of Czech Pomegranate;
- get lost in the city and calmly explore it without haste and fuss - it is beautiful not even in the center, but far beyond its borders;
- ride a tram - interesting and informative in terms of exploring city streets and houses painted in bright colors;
- feed the swans at the foot of the Charles Bridge - they are tame, they ask for bread, which causes a storm of emotions and tenderness;
- ride on river boat along the Vltava, during the walk, a gorgeous view of the city streets opens up, architectural structures and houses located on both banks of the river.

Currency exchange in Prague
IN Prague low crime rate, but pickpocketing is common. Therefore, it is advisable not to take large sums of money with you on excursions and just for walks. The ideal option is a payment plastic card, with which payment can be made in almost 99% of stores and catering facilities.
It is desirable to carry out currency exchange at money exchange points or banks. BUT! Be careful! Many banks charge exorbitant fees for currency exchange. Therefore, it is advisable, before making an exchange, to clarify the amount of the commission and find out whether it exists or not.
In no case do not change money from a random person who approached you on the street and offers this service. His goal is not to exchange, but simply to deceive.
Many tourists change money in the Old Town on Panska Street with people of Arab or Turkish nationality. Risky, but without commissions and at a favorable rate.

Main phone numbers in Prague
Rescue Service - 112.
Prague city police - 158.
Fire brigade - 150.
Ambulance - 155.
Reference telephone service operating throughout the country - 1180.
Help Desk phone numbers operating abroad - 1181.
Attention! The city has an information tourist Call-center! Contact number 12444.
Operators speak Czech, German and English. By phone, tourists can be advised about events and cultural events taking place on the days of arrival inPrague, suggest the necessary tourist information regarding: issues of movement around the city, the necessary telephone numbers, as well as addresses of companies. The Help Desk operates on weekdays from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. It is most profitable to call from payphones, of which there are a lot in the city, or from landline phones installed at the reception area in each hotel. The cost of a call to the service is equivalent to the cost of a call specific to a local connection.
International phone calls
To call from Prague to Russia, you should dial 00, then the country code, then the area code and the local phone number.
Internet access
IN Prague there is a very common network of Internet cafes where you can use a computer and access the Internet. As a pleasant "bonus" the tourist can drink a cup of tea, coffee or other drink. The only drawback of Internet cafes is that they are open until ten o'clock in the evening, even in the city center.

Public transport in Prague

You can get around the city by metro, buses or trams. Fortunately, both types of transport run strictly on schedule and quite often. At all Prague is considered one of the best cities in Europe in terms of a developed public transport system. Travel for children under the age of six is free, for children from six to fifteen years - half the cost of an adult pass.
Tram tickets are purchased at special kiosks and stalls, but, unfortunately, they are not installed at every stopping point. Therefore, you will have to walk a lot to buy travel cards, if the tourist has not taken care of this in advance.
IN Prague four metro lines A, B, C and D. But even with an abundance of stations, it is very difficult to get confused. The historic city center is located at the Muzeum station. It is on it that you need to focus when laying your tourist route.

Short guide to metro stations:
- Staromestska metro station - exit right in the Old Town area.
- Muzeum station - exit right at the foot of Wenceslas Square, and if you get to the Mustek metro station, then exit at the end of Wenceslas Square.

Travel tickets in Prague

There are two types of tickets in the city: single and reusable.
Single ticket features: It is designed for a thirty-minute trip by one mode of transport without transfers to another. Let's say you took the subway a few stops, got off at the right station, resolved all the issues, and if you still invest in thirty minutes, you can take the subway again and drive a couple of stops. The main thing is to keep within half an hour. It's not worth the risk - the controllers can at any time come in and check the ticket for each passenger, and if they find the expired validity of the ticket, they can fine you. And the penalty is quite serious.
Benefits of multiple tickets: designed for a 75 minute trip. Can be used to travel by any type of public transport (except taxis). You can make transfers from the bus to the metro, from the metro to the tram without a time limit, the main thing is to meet the time limit from the moment the travel card is activated.
You can buy a ticket at special yellow kiosks, information centers, newsstands. Tickets can only be purchased from vending machines with coins. Before the trip, do not forget to validate the ticket, this is done right at the entrance to the metro / tram / bus.
If you plan to move around the city a lot, often and for several days, then it is most advantageous to purchase tourist tickets for public transport. A ticket for twenty-four hours will cost around one hundred crowns. There are also tickets for three and five days.
You can buy a tourist ticket at information centers, as well as at some metro stations (Namesti Miru, Nadrazi Holesovice, Dejvicka, Hradcanska, Florenc, Hlavni nadrazi, Mustek). Children under the age of six will travel free of charge.
Ticket office hours are from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm.

How to get to Prague from the airport and back

From Ruzyne Airport to Nadrazi metro station can be reached by bus number 119. This is the cheapest option for the trip, the cost of which will cost about 20 CZK. Travel time is no more than twenty minutes, and buses run every 10-15 minutes. This option is also suitable for those who need to get from Prague to the airport.
From the airport to Prague:
The bus departs at the terminal from platform II at the airport. The first flight departs at 04.25 am, the last - at 23.40. The final stop of the bus is Nadrazi Veleslavin metro station. If the time of the travel ticket still allows you to complete the route (up to 30 minutes), then you can take the nearest metro station and get to the hotel or city center.
From Prague to Airport:
Boarding the bus 119 is carried out near the metro station Nadrazi Veleslavin. The first flight towards the Airport leaves at 4.50 am, the last - at 0.18 pm. The airport is the final destination.

Special delivery service
There is a CEDAZ delivery service at the airport. Recognizing the transport of this company is easy - white vans are parked right next to the arrival terminal, leaving for Prague every half hour. The first flight is at 5.30 am, the last one is at 21.30. The final stop is the metro station Dejvicka and Namesti Republiky (line A and B respectively). You can go to the airport in the same way - landing is carried out near the above metro stations.
For one person with luggage, a one-way trip will cost around 90 crowns, children under ten years of age are transported free of charge. For tourist groups, there are other tariffs, which largely depend on the number of people. By the way, the group will be delivered directly to the foot of the hotel, where it is planned to stay, regardless of its distance from the Airport.

Sights of Prague

Historical component Prague located on both sides of the Vltava River. The left bank is Prague Castle and Mala Strana. The right bank of the Vltava River - the Old Town and Nove Mesto, the Jewish Quarter. Both banks are connected by the greatest and chic Charles Bridge.
In the Old Town, the Old Town Square deserves special attention of tourists - the heart Prague. The square has been simply elegantly restored, retaining its former appearance, and it is from here that you should begin your acquaintance with the historical part of the city. Walking along the square, you can get acquainted with the church of the Virgin Mary in the Gothic style, the astronomical clock that adorns the Old Town Hall. It is hardly possible to miss a moment so as not to wait for the beginning of each hour, when the twelve apostles appear on the clock and a melodic composition plays to the beat of the movement of the hands and the striking of the clock. And it is hardly possible to refuse a visit to the Town Hall tower, from where a breathtaking view opens Prague.

Old Town Square- history in each object
Be sure to walk along the streets located in the immediate vicinity of the square. Each of them deserves special attention and admiration: the magnificent Parisian street, the beautiful Tynskaya street, the noisy and cheerful Melantrichovaya, along which you can reach Wenceslas Square. Celetna Street will lead to the Powder Tower, from where Old city. And literally a stone's throw from the tower, the Public House is a bright representative of the Art Nouveau style.

The Charles Bridge
Be in Prague and not to walk along the Charles Bridge is unforgivable. Usually this attraction is visited by tourists in the first place, regardless ofnumber of visits to Prague. Even if the city is visited for the second, third time, it is impossible to deprive yourself of the pleasure of walking along the wonderful stone bridge again and again, where every cobblestone, every statue, every roughness on centuries-old stones keeps the history of Great Prague. Charles Bridge is charming at any time of the day, during the day a breathtaking view of the seething Vltava River with river boats and floating swans opens up, and in the evening due to perfectly organized lighting - from the volume and as if the sculptures come to life, it takes your breath away.

Prague Castle
This is a whole complex consisting of several castles, churches with a long history. A tour of Prague Castle takes at least four hours due to the high concentration of attractions per square kilometer! Do not rush to enter the Castle - turn left and walk to the platform, from where you will see a wonderful panorama of Prague with its incredibly beautiful houses, river, bridges.

Mala Strana
After walking around the Prague Castle, you can go to get acquainted with the Lesser Side, which includes the palace gardens, Nerudova Street, leading tourists to the very center of the Lesser Side - Lesser Town Square. It is from here that you can slowly walk in a couple of minutes to the Church of the Virgin of the Victorious.

Prague Loreta
This attraction is located right at the foot of Hradchanskaya Square, from where you can walk along Loretanskaya Street to the famous Prague and throughout Europe of the Strahov Monastery, where the well-known library, which stores many manuscripts and books, is located. By the way, the walls in the reading rooms are covered with unique frescoes. The library is old, many editions were issued in the 16th century and have survived to this day. To date, the vaults contain more than 2.5 thousand manuscripts, one and a half thousand reprinted books, and in total more than 130 thousand books.
Another library with city status, open to everyone, is located at the exit of the Staromestska metro station. In the lobby of the library there is a unique sculpture, the art object "The Well", made of more than eight thousand books, folded in a circle. Local residents say that when the construction of this structure was announced, people from all over the city began to come and bring books. A mirror is installed inside the "well", therefore, it seems that it does not have a bottom. It looks very impressive and in contrast to the facade of the library, decorated with monumental sculptures. In general, the building looks very beautiful and unique, a mixture of modernism and classicism in the design contributes. By the way, twenty percent of the area in the building of the City Library is reserved for the residence of the mayor. Prague. Therefore, the library has an important cultural and political significance.

Museums in Prague

Usually to visit Prague several days are given as part of the excursion tourist route, so the time to visit museums and exhibition galleriesdoes not remain at all, but if, nevertheless, a couple of hours are carved out, then you can safely go to:

National Museum
Exhibits telling about the history of Slovakia, Moravia and of course Bohemia. The halls present expositions of anthropology, paleontology, zoology, an exhibition of minerals and stones.
Where is: right at the exit of the metro station "Muzeum".
Working hours: depends on the season, then if we take the average figure, then from 10 am to 17 pm. The museum is open seven days a week, that is, the so-called sunday - the first Tuesday of the month.

lapidarium
Only here you can get acquainted with stone sculptures that have survived to this day from the 11th-12th centuries. The exhibits are truly priceless and collected from the most different districts Prague, including the Charles Bridge.
Where is: metro station Vltavska or Nadrazi Holesovice (Prague 7). You can take trams number 5, 12 and 17 to Vystaviste station.
How does it work: Tuesday-Sunday, Tuesday-Friday 12:00-18:00, Saturday-Sunday: 10:00-18:00.

Dvorak Museum
If you want to learn more about the life and work of the composer Antonin Dvorak, then it is better to do this by visiting the museum of the musician.
Where is: metro station I. P. Pavlova.
How does it work: 10 am to 5 pm daily except Monday.

If you want to explore non-touristic Prague, then you should definitely:
- ride the funicular up the majestic and colorful Petřín Hill. It is from here that you can truly enjoy all the beauty of the city from a bird's eye view. And on the hill there is a unique Rose Garden, which is worth a stroll.
- go to the Prague Zoo, which is one of the three best zoos in Europe.
- will go to Vyshegrad, where you can walk around the city cemetery, where people with world names are buried. By the way, from Visegrad, a tourist will have a stunning view of the Vltava and Prague.
- explore the Vinohrady district, where each building is a unique object built in the Art Nouveau and Renaissance styles.

Shopping malls in Prague

IN Prague a lot of shopping centers, hypermarkets, small, but with good assortment shops, boutiques of branded clothing. Tesco is the cheapest store where you can buy everything for home and family, including groceries.
If you want to walk around the spacious shopping malls and buy branded clothes, jewelry, interior items in one place, then you should definitely visit the shopping centers: Novy Smichov, Palac Flora. In the very heart historical center there is a huge shopping mall.
Most shops open at 8 or 9 am. Some grocery stores open as early as seven in the morning. The completion of work depends on the profile of the retail facility. Boutiques are open until six or seven in the evening. Shopping centers and hypermarkets until 8-9 pm without days off and holidays, while small shops specializing in the sale of clothes, shoes, haberdashery, souvenirs and other piece goods have an hour's work time on Saturday, and a day off on Sunday.
Shops located in the historical part Prague and which can be without moving on public transport visit:
Shopping center "Debenhams"
It is located near Wenceslas Square (Mustek metro station). Working hours: Mon-Fri from 10.00 to 20.00, Sat - from 9.00 to 17.00, Sun - from 10.00 to 20.00.
Shopping center "Kotva"
Located right next to Republic Square. Open seven days a week, Monday-Friday from 9 am to 8 pm, Saturday - from 10 am to 7 pm, Sunday - from 10 am to 6 pm.
It makes no sense to list boutiques, souvenir shops, shops with costume jewelry and jewelry made of precious metals - they are located at every step in the historical part of the city.

What to bring from Prague

Czech garnet jewelry

In general, garnet is a symbol of the Czech Republic, the hardest gemstone. Mining is carried out in several regions of the country, but most often processing is carried out at the Turnov factory. The products of this manufacturer are stamped with the letter "G" (G1 and G2). To distinguish a real Czech pomegranate from a fake one, you should know a few features:
- a real Czech pomegranate has a rich blood-red color.
- on average, the size of the stone does not exceed five millimeters, a maximum of seven. Anything more is a high probability of a fake. It is clear that garnets are more than seven millimeters, but jewelry with such stones will also cost a lot of money.
- in jewelry stores, when buying garnet jewelry, they can easily issue a certificate of authenticity - a mandatory component of the purchase.
- in a pomegranate mined and processed in the Czech Republic - 56 faces, but a fake has only 12 faces. Of course, it will not work to count the edges, but it is hardly possible not to distinguish 56 from 12.
- buy products from pomegranate should be exclusively in specialized outlets. IN Prague There are two such stores: one is located at Panska 1, the other at Dlouha 28. These stores belong to the Turnov chain and sell only genuine products.

Czech crystal
See shops selling Czech crystal in Prague- easy, especially in the evening, when over a few tens of meters you can see the play of light, the brilliance and splendor of the shopping facility. Crystal products look very beautiful, taking into account the fact that sellers take a responsible approach to window dressing and lighting in the sales area, when the head starts to feel dizzy from the brilliance and play of crystal pendants. Prices are quite high for the average tourist, but lower than in Moscow for similar products.
In general, the Czech Republic is famous for its products made of crystal, porcelain and ceramics, most of which are handmade.

Bijouterie and jewelry
The jewelry brand of the Czech Republic is the JABLONEX brand. It is difficult to convey in a nutshell the charm and sophistication of jewelry made of rhinestones, beads, imitation pearls. If desired, the same rhinestones or beads can be bought by weight.

Easter eggs
They are actively sold on the eve of Easter, but even outside this holiday you can find souvenir shops where hand-painted Easter eggs will be sold. An original and unusual gift for yourself and loved ones - a great reminder of Prague.

Russian guides in Prague | TOP 10 individual guides in Prague in Russian

The popularity of Prague for Russian tourists is growing every year, and this is not surprising - an understandable, comfortable and friendly atmosphere for a tourist from Russia attracts more and more admirers of the Czech Republic. The European standard of living brought to the ideal is felt as soon as you find yourself in the center of this amazing city. The capital of the Czech Republic is waiting for those who long for the magical and fabulous atmosphere of ancient cities, walks along cobbled streets and in a hurry to breathe in the aromas of countless bakeries, contemplating the views of the city during pleasant walks through historical places. Russian-speaking guides in Prague will help you understand the diversity interesting places and plan the perfect route around the city or beyond - here private guides with a car will help you.

"Zlata Prague" has concentrated in itself a colossal number of historically significant places and attractions and, the best part is that you can visit the main beauties absolutely free of charge, and for everything else there is a Mastercard. The Charles Bridge, royal garden, Wenceslas and Old Town Squares, the Wallenstein Palace, the squares of the Old Town fascinate with their architecture. And what about the Old Town Hall, the Astronomical Clock and many museums that do not even require a bribe for visiting them - these are some of the many locations whose history will be revealed to you on one of the long walks around the city or on a lightning-fast 2-hour tour of the city, which most private guides in Prague offer.

Where to find a Russian guide in Prague

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TOP 10 Russian guides in Prague

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Our chart of personal guides in Prague opens - Eugene, one of the best professionals in his field, approaches the organization of travel with all responsibility and introduces his clients with joy and enthusiasm to the life he already knows in Prague. Combining sightseeing by car and on your own, Prague tours with Evgeny help to cover a significant part of the city's must-see locations. We also recommend this private guide to all connoisseurs and lovers of beer who want to learn everything about Czech beer, taste the best varieties and stroll through the most worthy pubs in Prague.

The best routes of Evgeny in Prague: and.
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Your qualified guide in Prague, with many years of experience, Nadezhda is a theater expert, will immerse you in the cultural and historical aspects of the life of Prague, give complete information about all the museums of the city, and at the same time tell the most interesting and colorful Interesting Facts about Prague. Nadezhda does not operate with memorized facts and references, each of her excursions is a live communication with the city, dynamics and impeccable organization of movement between all locations. In search of the most useful and at the same time relaxed walk around Prague, we safely recommend choosing a guide in Prague - Nadezhda.

Tourists especially appreciated her routes: and.
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Intellectual Denis is your brain in Prague. Whatever you want to know and ask - Denis knows the answer. Since 1999 he has been living in Prague and is ready to let you in on the unknown and unfamiliar nuances associated with the city. Private guide and a photographer in Prague - Denis, organizes his routes around the city so that all familiar sights are nearby, but you see around much more interesting things that ordinary guides and independent tourists do not pay attention to.

Curious? You can order one of the favorite routes with a Russian-speaking guide in Prague here: or
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If you are looking for real adventures and earthy Prague for boring tourists, then give you the feeling of "seventh heaven". It's simple - hurry up to book a flight to heaven from a professional pilot and guide in Prague in the air - Mikhail. During the exciting flight, Michael will tell you about the sights of Prague that will be encountered along the way. Mikhail will even let you practice flying the aircraft, under his strict guidance, of course. The most emotional and inspiring walk awaits you. Top notch service guaranteed!

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A licensed guide in Prague, Galina, a trained journalist, is ready to support any topic in conversations about Prague, its history and way of life. Galina will adjust to your preferences when exploring the city, promptly respond to requests for excursions. A person who is passionate about his work is immediately noticeable, Galina, just such a guide - she will tell stories about Prague and its inhabitants in an interesting and beautiful way, and will lead you to the most cherished and unexplored places and trails by ordinary tourists. It is simply impossible not to fall in love with the Czech Republic after such walks. There is also an interesting program for the kids.

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Together with his partner Grigory, Dmitry conducts excursions in Prague, promising that guests will not hear dry dates and uninteresting facts. Russian guides fill each walk with memorable events, showing tourists unusual corners of the Czech capital. The more questions you ask, the better, because without an atmosphere of relaxed dialogue it is impossible to explore the city. In the company of Dmitry or Gregory, you will visit Wenceslas Square and Prague Castle, walk along Iron Street, see Rudolfinim and enjoy stunning panoramic views from Charles Bridge.

Those wishing to get to know medieval and modern Prague, filled with romance and numerous secrets, will enjoy the popular tour of the Russian-speaking guide Dmitry -.
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If you want to go on a quest walk around Prague, the person of the Russian guide Sona will definitely interest you. In a few hours you will get to know the city, the streets of which are full of numerous and subtle details. And you will definitely not get bored completing the tasks of the quest, delving into history, solving riddles and learning ancient urban legends. You will visit Wenceslas and Old Town Squares, look into old lanes, walk through the Jewish Quarter and see a dozen sights. Quest tours around Prague are ideal for young people, newlyweds, as well as couples with children.
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Anyone who is looking for an experienced and licensed Russian guide in Prague is recommended to take a closer look at Vyacheslav. Vyacheslav, an artist, art critic and teacher, holds several licenses to organize professional tours throughout Europe, but specializes in programs that include visits to art galleries and art museums. In the company of Vyacheslav, you can trace the history of the country and its capital through art, secret organizations or Czech beer. An original presentation and unusual routes are guaranteed for every guest.

The most popular excursions in Prague conducted by Vyacheslav are and.
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Prague so fascinated Valdemar that without much thought he moved to it for permanent residence, leaving his career as a journalist on TV. For several years, in the company of tourists from all over the world, he walked hundreds of thousands of kilometers along the streets of Prague, showing the main attractions and tirelessly photographing guests. In the company of Valdemar, you will see Prague at a pace that is comfortable for you, get a lot of professional pictures, and be sure to have a tasty and satisfying meal by tasting drowned man, tatarak, pork knee, meat goulash and many other dishes of Prague cuisine in great bars and restaurants.

Of great interest to guests are such excursions of Valdemar, as well as.
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Would you like to take a medieval trip to Prague? Then you are to Olga, who has been conducting excursions for many years as a Russian guide in Prague, guessing the desires, interests and mood of the guests. You will feel like you are walking through a fairy tale with knights and castles. Walk along Wenceslas Square, see the Church of the Virgin Mary of the Snow and the Strahov Monastery of the Premostrant Monks, admire the Prague Castle and the panoramas from the terraces of the Southern Gardens. You will see dozens of other amazing places - Kampa Island, magical Charles Bridge, Orloi chimes, Cathedral Saint Vitus and more.

Choose the top excursions of the Russian guide Olga - and.

Russian guides in Prague with cars | transfers in Prague

When exploring Prague, you can always choose your pace and style of moving around and seeing the main sights. The first option is hiking By top places accompanied Russian speaking guide. Of the benefits - moderate physical activity, a pleasant and unhurried examination of all kinds of scenery. And for those who want to see everything at once, moving in comfort, there are guides with their own cars. Guide to Prague by car is quite a popular phenomenon and very often their routes combine travel both on foot and by car, if this option is yours, then we are happy to present you with possible solutions.

Private guide-photographer in Prague

That the best can be brought from each trip and it will be equally pleasant, valuable and will certainly please even after decades - of course, memories! Of course, you can remember everything yourself and hope that your memory will not let you down in old age, but it’s better not to risk it and use the services of a photographer in Prague. There is no better investment in travel than high-quality pictures, where all members of your family or company will be together in one photo that is alive and reflects your emotions. Trust professionals to catch best moments your Prague holidays. Have fun, be surprised, enjoy, be yourself and smile! A professional photographer will definitely capture the right frame, which will remain in your SD memory forever.

The best guide and photographer in Prague —
The best option, how to get both a guide and a photo in one bottle in one click! Alive and dynamic, inspiring and admiring together with you - Vladimir is ready to surprise you throughout the whole day of walking around Prague. Vladimir knows not only cult and unusual places city, with his professional look, he will teach you to see the beautiful. Photographers always know the most uncrowded locations and viewing points, the best points in the city for cool shots. If you want to kill two birds with one stone - get great photos and see the city, choose Vladimir - a Russian-speaking guide in Prague.

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Prague guides

Prague has hundreds of sights worth seeing. They are mainly concentrated within the center (Prague-1 district), but there are interesting objects and in neighboring areas. See all the most worthwhile, do not miss anything and make the best plan for exploring the city with our guide to Prague.

Use pre-made guides and walking tours, or create your own itineraries with our free mobile app for and Android.

Travel Planner for and Android will help you create your own guide to Prague. 150 most interesting sights with photos and descriptions in Russian. Offline maps and GPS included. Download and create your own routes!

If you are passing through the city, you will need a guide. He will offer you to run around the center and see the very best, without really plunging into the details. Yes, it's superficial. But you will have an idea of the city and the desire to return here again.

If you have three days, break your acquaintance by day: a new day - a new area. So you will be less tired, enjoy the trip and visit all the planned places:

For those who like to study everything in detail - we offer in Russian - facts, legends and city rumors about each object on the route.

You can see how all the sights are located in relation to the districts of Prague on ours. Each architectural monument, place, museum or restaurant has a photo, description in Russian, address and opening hours.

Download our mobile application for or Android and plan your trip by day.

(On site since 2006) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, Karlovy Vary, Gluboka nad Vltavou, From the Czech Republic to Austria, Cesky Krumlov Languages: English, Russian, Czech, German

Dear guests of the Czech Republic! Lyubov Polevaya - A certified guide with many years of experience and recommendations, I am glad to welcome you on my pages! I offer travel agencies and individuals travel services in the cities: Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Krakow. Various excursions and Additional services(accommodation, transfer).

Private guide in Prague - Alexander

(On site since 2013) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, From the Czech Republic to Germany, From the Czech Republic to Austria, Karlstejn, Konopiste, Cesky Sternberg, Karlovy Vary, Melnik, Sychrov, Pilsen, Zleby, Detenice, Vilemovice, Lednice-Valdice, Chervena Benefit, Cesky Krumlov, Regensburg, Koneprusy, Kutna Hora , Orlik over the Vltavou, Gluboka over the Vltava Languages: Russian German

Born in Russia, I have been living in Prague for over 40 years. I have been a professional tour guide for over 20 years. I conduct walking tours and on a Mercedes minibus in Prague, the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria. I offer: comfort, reliability, tradition, seriousness, high level of excursions, individual and small groups, fulfillment of any excursion wishes. In the historical part of Prague, as they say, I know every gateway, the Czech Republic inside and out.

Private guide in Prague - Dina Zimina

(On site since 2017) Languages: Russian, Czech

In the modern world, there are many ways to have a good vacation: the beach by the sea, mountains, skiing, fishing, shop tours etc. But you have chosen educational tourism. Bravo! And once again "Bravo!" because you decided to come to Prague.

Private guide in Prague - Irina Prager

(On site since 2014) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, From the Czech Republic to Germany, Cesky Krumlov, Melnik, Brno, Karlstejn, Karlovy Vary Languages: Russian

For more than 10 years, I have been conveying love for this unique country in my excursions to our compatriots. You have made the right choice of country for your trip. The Czech Republic has favorable climatic conditions, diverse terrain and good ecology: snow-capped peaks, mountain rivers, steppes, pine forests, mirror lakes, many national parks - caves, canyons, waterfalls ...

Private guide in Prague - Anna Skorko

(On site since 2015) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, Cesky Krumlov, From the Czech Republic to Germany, Kutna Hora Languages: Russian, Czech

Dear ladies and gentlemen, you make the right choice when you go on a trip with a private guide, and when your guide is an artist, actress, bard - it's a lot of raisins in one roll :))

Private guide in Prague - Liliya Jankovy

(On site since 2014) Excursions/tours in cities: Prague Languages: Russian, Czech

My name is Lilia. Since 1985 I have been living in Prague, my children were born here. Over the years, the city has become my home. I have always been interested in history, I myself visited many different historical objects not only in Prague, but throughout Czech Republic.Such a small country is fraught with a huge amount of information.

Private guide in Prague - Lyudmila Shcherbinina

(On site since 2015) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, Kutna Hora, Konopiste, Gluboka nad Vltavou, Sychrov, Karlovy Vary, From the Czech Republic to Germany Languages:

For these couple of days, you really become personal guests for me in the Czech Republic and I try to surround you with attention and comfort as much as possible. I love my work (even, rather, my favorite pastime), I know and I myself get a lot of positive emotions from the fact that my tourist guests are satisfied with their dates with Prague and the Czech Republic. I offer my copyright individual excursions and guarantee the quality, integrity and sincerity!

Private guide in Prague - Alesya

(On site since 2015) Excursions/tours in cities: Prague Languages: Russian, Czech, English

I am a licensed Russian guide in Prague, other cities of the Czech Republic, Germany and Austria. During your stay in the Czech Republic, I will take care of your convenience. I will help you book a hotel, organize car rental, as well as purchase tickets to restaurants in Prague, museums and other cultural institutions of the country.

Private guide in Prague - Anna Rudnitskaya

(On site since 2016) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, Brno, From the Czech Republic to Austria, Jindrichuv Hradec, Křivoklát, Turnov, Nelahozeves, Konopiste, Dobrish, Hradec Kralove, Opocno, From the Czech Republic to Germany, Chervena Lhota Languages: Russian, English, Czech

Good day. My name is Anna and I am a professional guide in the Czech Republic. My specialization: individual and author's excursions. I conduct individual and group tours worked like...

Private guide in Prague - Denis

(On site since 2012) Excursions/tours in cities: Prague Languages: English, Russian, Hebrew, Czech

I invite you to get acquainted with the gastronomic side of the Czech Republic. Men can enjoy a few glasses of foamy drink, for women we will offer elegant sweet beers and even for the smallest participants we have something to offer - beer hoppy lemonades without alcohol, pancakes with beer marmalade and even original beer ice cream.

Private guide in Prague - Dmitry

(On site since 2017) Languages: Russian

Dear travelers! I am Dmitry, a guide, a traveler and just a person in love with Prague! Over the past few years, I have traveled all over the Czech Republic far and wide, and I am happy to share my experience and knowledge with the same avid travelers :)

Private guide in Prague - Ivanna

(On site since 2013) Excursions / tours in cities: Prague, Kutna Hora, Cesky Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, Sychrov, Karlstejn, Detenice Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, French

My name is Ivanna. I am a licensed guide in Prague and the Czech Republic. I am a member of the Association of Guides of the Czech Republic. Education - Higher pedagogical. She graduated from the guide courses at the TYRKYS School of Tourism Business in Prague.

Private guide in Prague - Inna Chaika

(On site since 2014) Excursions / tours in cities: Brno, Lednice-Valdice, Karlovy Vary, Cesky Krumlov, Telc Languages: Russian, Czech

Wanderlust called you on the road, white spots on the map of the Czech Republic haunt you, You value comfort and professionalism - write to me and I will help you see the Czech Republic. Prague is waiting for you!