WiFi
by r13
Hi,
There are free WiFi spots, I wouldn't call "a lot", but there is no problem to connect.
Some places offer WiFi to customers providing a access code (like "Pizza Colloseum" on Mustek), others just have unlocked access.
Some places near Mustek:
"Coffe and Cigars" on Vodickova street 39 - http://www.coffeeandcigars.cz/
"Cafe Cafe" - Rytirska 10 - also free PC for customers is available.
In the shopping centers often there is at least one restaurant/cafe with free WiFi. For example "La Tavola" in "Novy Smichov" (Metro Andel), or some restaurants on top floor in "Palladium" (nearby Municipal house).
Tourist Information
by ZiOOlek
There is a tourist information centre at the main market square near the famous clock - Orloj. It is open all week long and you may gain some information there, as well as take a free map of the centre, buy postcards and even use toilet.;)
Its All About the Green Stuff...
by Sagespot
When you go to the Czech Republic give absinthe a shot. Its a green spirit with a very high alcohol content. Although illegal in many countries, its a legal drink in the Czech Republic.
The deadliest locally produced brand is Hills Liquere absinthe from Jindrichuv Hradec - although thats the brand I had and it tasted like little more than horrific mouthwash.
In case you're worried the amount of wormwood in absinthe is negligble so you won't go crazy. *grin*
Packing List
by eleanorbueza
If you are going to be there in the high summer, casual and light clothing should be fine (up to 27 degrees celcius is what you are looking at); on the other hand, if you will be there in the dead of winter, bring your winter gear = toque, mittens, scarf, etc. You will need them!
Views of Prague
by Emmjai
Not very far of the beaten path, but perhaps only on the itineray of people staying in the city for a few days.
The top of this hill has very barron, apparently it was the site of a statue of Stalin, which was felled when Prague joined the west again.
It is a great spot from which to view the town
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on right Kinski house. one of the rich families of
Queuing for the Pinkas Synagogue.
Street scenes
Charles Bridge
