How much does it cost to travel in Prague?

Prague is a passionate and energetic European city. It is a romantic city, and the breath of youth permeates every corner of the city. Everyone can walk freely and shuttle through this busy and slightly leisurely world.

Let's take me as an example to talk about the price of Prague tourism.

The cost of a day in Prague is about: 400 yuan RMB. You can do the math yourself.

As usual, when I came home from work, I silently turned on the record player and took out the nutcracker I brought back from Ma's butt street. When the mechanical arm was still looking for the first track, the water boiled.

I made a cup of scented tea and put it next to the computer. This is a small scented tea originated in Spain. I like the smell of this tea. It always takes me back to Prague Square, to the Charles Bridge, and to the small yard dug by my brother-in-law with a shovel. I like this small yard, and I like the children giggling there.

consumption level

Compared with western European countries, the price of Czech is slightly lower, but the price of luxury goods is higher. When shopping, even in a boutique, it is best to download the Global Blue Link app and use the tax refund calculator inside to calculate, otherwise the clerk will tell you to refund 20% or 10%, and the receipt will feel a lot of refund, but in fact, the airport can't refund that much at all. It is suggested to use a calculator to calculate the money you can get at the airport.

Beer and meat are particularly cheap, and it is easy to find steak in the supermarket, 150KC/KG, which is equivalent to 20 yuan a catty.

currency conversion

It is rare to exchange RMB directly at the currency exchange point in Prague. You'd better change it into euros before going abroad.

It is easy to find money exchange points in the streets and alleys of major scenic spots. These exchange points are generally operated by Middle Easterners, and the exchange rate is good. The best way is to shop around and then decide which one to change.

Banks can also exchange foreign currency, but usually the exchange rate is not good, and there are handling fees, and few salespeople can speak English, which is not recommended.

In addition, the euro can also be consumed in the Czech Republic. If you pay in euros, you will get zero euros, if you pay in krona, you will get zero krona, not mixed.

For travelers with personal currency as their income, it may be the most favorable way to directly withdraw Czech krona from KB Bank ATM by using China UnionPay cards such as Huaxia Debit Card, which can avoid the handling fee of the issuing bank (and save the counter-offer time cost with the exchange point and the probability of being cheated).

As an extra reminder, there will be some "enthusiastic people" at the gates of some exchange points in Prague.

We will tell you that the exchange rate of this exchange point is not good, and then we will suggest you go to the place we recommend, and then we will have a discount.

If you are not at ease and the amount is not much, TAs will even offer to change it for you in person. Please don't be fooled! ! ! Most of these people are liars, so they should change money at regular exchange points to avoid being fooled.

Tip: Count money.

It should be noted that after exchanging quotations from merchants, you must find out how much it will cost after the exchange, because some merchants will pay less if they don't count themselves.