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Prague is situated in the heart of Europe with the Czech Republic bordering Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland. This exquisite city boasts over a million inhabitants in an area of approximately 500km square. With a map and sense of direction this bewitching metropolis is easily manageable, whilst being large enough and so well populated with possibilities, you'll never tire of it. Before even considering the hospitable abundance of Prague you should to take a moment to appreciate that the "Golden City" is one of the most stunning in Europe, and therefore obviously an exceptional base for cultured Prague stag weekends action - try to enjoy it for all its alluring beauty not just its beers and you my friend will be highly rewarded.

Legend has it that the first stag do went to Prague and somewhere there is buried treasure as a gift to Bacchus the God of wine. Ok that simply isn't true, but what is true is that Prague is filled with veritable stag weekend gold! The city is beautiful and before even considering anything else you will have a great time by being there, but add in all the amazing Prague stag activities you can do and stag night entertainment you can enjoy and you've got the recipe for a fantastic weekend, all you need to do is get the boys in gear. An epic weekend awaits, just remember to treat the city with respect ... it is after all the place of legend!

ground information in prague

weather:
The climate in Prague can vary greatly throughout the year from snowy winters to gorgeous summers. Prague in December is a must, walking round the traditional Christmas market in the Old Town Square wrapped up warm with snow falling all around is incredible. Late spring is the best time to plan your Prague stag do, the sun normally shines and there’s a warm feel to the city. Bars and cafes will open up the outdoor terracing serving up a selection or warm drinks and cold local beers.

getting around the city:
Prague is a relatively small city compared to other capitals in Europe which makes getting around relatively effortless. Although the Vltava River runs through the centre of Prague all the major tourist spots such as Wenceslas Square, the Old Town, Charles Bridge, and the castle are all within easy walking distance of each other. If walking is not for you then the public tram system covers large areas of Prague. Day time trams run from 5.00am to midnight at 10 minute intervals, with the night trams running every 40 minutes. Tickets cost 25KC and can also be used on the subway and bus network for a 75 minute period. A 24 pass can also be bought for 100KC. Single and transfer tickets can be purchased from Yellow vending machines (coins only) or ticket offices which are located at some metro stations and newsstands.

money:
If you bring sterling on your trip, you'll have no trouble finding a place to exchange them, but we strongly recommend that you just bring your cash point card and obtain cash that way. You'll get the best exchange rate from any cash point machine in Prague. (Avoid the money changers that loiter in touristy areas and train stations!) And finally, although cash is king, major credit cards are accepted in most establishments.

language:
hello > ahoj
goodbye > sbohem
yes > ano
no > ne
please > prosim
thank you > dekuji