Czech republic - República Tcheca

THE Czech republic is a country of central Europe.

Regions

• Bohemia - the west of the country
• Moravia - the east
• Silesia - the northeast

Cities

Cities in Bohemia

• Prague (praha) - the capital and largest city in the country
• České Budějovice - main city in southern Bohemia
• Plze - industrial city where beer pilsner was invented
• Český Krumlov - beautiful village with a castle
• Karlovy Vary - historic spa
• drum - old capital
• Třeboň - beautiful and old city
• Terezín
• Jičín
• Kutná Hora
• release
• pardubice

Cities in Moravia

• Brno - biggest city in Moravia
• Olomouc
• Novosedly
• Luhačovice

Cities in Silesia

• Oops
• oyster
• Jesenik
• Karviná
• Krnov
• Frýdek - Mistek
• Kopřivnice

Other destinations

Understand

To arrive

The website http://idos.cz is a great tool to plan your trip from Czech Republic. This site offers everything from international train and bus routes, to tram schedules in practically every city where this transport is offered.

By airplane

Some low-cost airlines offer flights to Prague, such as Easy Jet. Direct flights from Brazil are not possible on common lines, having to call elsewhere in Europe, such as Zurich (Swiss), Frankfurt (Lufthansa), London (British Airways), Paris (Air France) among others.

Of boat

As a country with no opening to the sea, there are no ports in the Czech Republic. Boat trips are possible in the Brno region.

By car

Highways serve the Czech Republic through Germany (D5 and D8), Austria (E461), Poland (D1) and Slovakia (D2).

By bus/bus

The company Euro Lines serves several cities in the Czech Republic. The Student Agency company also offers trips to several European cities.

By train/train

Trains are quite common in the Czech Republic, as well as in the rest of Europe. The company České dráhy is responsible for tickets issued in Czech territory.

Circular

By airplane

As a small country, there are almost no domestic airlines in the Czech Republic. Czech Airlines (CSA) is the country's airline.

By car

Well-signposted and well-paved highways serve the main cities of the Czech Republic. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that it is necessary to purchase a coupon (coupon) for the use of the main highways (highways). This tag can be purchased at most highway gas stations, post offices, border stations and other places that offer road services.

By bus/bus

Student Agency is the largest road transport company in the Czech Republic and offers several lines connecting the main cities.

By train/train

The railway network in the Czech Republic is quite extensive, and it is possible to travel to practically all cities by train. When using public transport in the Czech Republic, pay attention to the fact that there are no ticket offices at metro stations, no ticket collectors on buses, as well as no turnstiles and controls on trams, subways and buses. Therefore, you must purchase your ticket *before* boarding the transport.

Speak

A good number of older people can communicate in German, while most young people can communicate in English. Therefore, your trip to the Czech Republic should not be a problem if you speak any of these languages.

If needed, Travel Guides are available in Portuguese with basic phrases.

Look

Knife

Buy

Bohemia Crystals "Pilsen" Beer

With the

drink and go out

sleep

There are several hostels (hostel) in the main cities of the Czech Republic at very affordable prices.

Learn

Work

The Czech Republic is experiencing a huge growth in the offer of job openings in the IT field. In the Brno region there are some technology faculties, but they do not keep up with the demand. Therefore, multinational companies hire foreigners, even if they are not European.

Safety

Like the rest of Europe, the Czech Republic is a very safe place. However, it is advisable to pay attention to tourist places and places with great movement of people. In particular, at the Florenc bus station in Prague.

Warnings on public transport in Prague and Brno warn of the risk of "pick pickets".

Health

respect

It is good practice to say "good morning" (Dobry den) when entering stores, as well as saying "goodbye" when leaving (Na shledanou) It is good custom to take off your shoes when entering a residence. is in Eastern Europe. The correct one is "European Center". As is the custom in Europe, crosswalks are preferred for pedestrians, unless there are traffic lights.

Stay in touch

Several cafes offer Wi-Fi internet in both Prague and Brno. Places with "@" generally indicate that the place has computers connected to the Internet (especially gaming houses, cafes and medium/large hotels). In the central region of Brno and Prague, these places are usually "nonstop" (24h).

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