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Idk what do u guys think

I visited one place, turned out the place doesn't exist anymore. Also google suggested a souvenir shop, but the sets were overpriced and bad quality. Any stores here?

Hi! My grandfather gave me a few small boxes of Kodachrome Diapositive slides, and asked me to have them digitized so that he can have them on his phone/computer. Does anyone know any place that would do this in Prague? Or any recommendations on better options. All comments are welcome. Thanks!

Good morning everyone,

I need to get rid of two old non functional laptops, chargers included.

I don't really want to throw them on the general waste bins, so I was wondering if there is a specific place for recycling/electronic disposal?

I live arouns Stodulky, if that helps.

Thank you in advance!

Hi everyone,

My friend (M25) and myself (M22) are going to be in Prague 18th-20th July. We will be travelling across Europe for a few weeks and visiting here

I was wondering if anyone had some genuinely good advice on the club scene in Prague. We're looking for the best options where we will have the most fun of course! :)

We love house/dance/tech music, and are very sociable/respectful people who just want to meet people and enjoy ourselves. We'd obviously like to meet some women along the way too.

We're staying in the right in the centre of the city, and are looking to explore.

Any rec's would be great! Thank you.

*Also do we need to be on guest lists or be in touch with promoters to get into clubs and avoid big lines / guarantee entry?*

Any tips on where to get a Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), the most affordable one? I have been applying to multiple schools in prague even though I have more than 3 years of teaching experience, but they still ask for a teacher qualification. I am a bit puzzled and don’t really know where to get that from. I did see a UK certification, but it costs around £7000 😕

Hello fellow kids!

My friend and I will be traveling to Prague and wanted to visit Kutna Hora :) I was looking to buy some train tickets in advance and my google search sent me to a lot of different websites. Some where from the UK and wanted to make me pay in £. Out of fear to get scammed - can someone suggest an official or trustworthy website for the trains in czechia? Sorry if this question seems silly, I just try not to get scammed, haha.

A artist coming to Prague is looking for a pig for a music video. Anyone know where he could find one?
I can send you all the contact info. This could be your pigs big shot!

Hey guys,

We will be in Prague for a few days and wanted to take my girl on a nice dinner one night at a nice restaurant, particularly for Czech food - what do yall recommend?

I've found them everywhere but they're usually around 165cz, which seems kinda expensive. Are there places where I can buy especially Velo pouches for cheaper?

Píšu to proto, abych zabránila tomu, aby někdo skončil jako já. Po nějaké době bydlení v tomto bytě sdílím, co bych bývala chtěla vědět předem.

Co se dělo během nájmu a po jeho skončení:

→ Objevily se u nás štěnice. Deratizér, který do domu chodí už léta, potvrdil, že jde o dlouhodobý, opakující se problém přicházející od sousedů — což nám majitel nikdy neřekl.

→ Při vyúčtování kauce nám jako "škodu" naúčtoval věci, které spadají pod běžné opotřebení (na které se ze zákona při odpočtu z kauce musí brát ohled).

→ Ve smlouvě byly uvedené věci, které v bytě reálně nikdy nebyly.

→ Podle smlouvy měl kauci vrátit až více než 4 měsíce po vystěhování, což teď řešíme s právníkem spolu se zbytkem.

→ Odmítá taky řádně zohlednit zúročeni kauce, na které máme ze zákona nárok.

→ Komunikace byla po celou dobu povýšená a nepříjemná.

Aktuálně řešíme spor o kauci právní cestou. Nepíšu to, abych někoho urážela, ale protože bych si přála, aby mi to někdo řekl před podpisem. Pokud hledáte byt v této lokalitě — tohle je přízemní byt na Heřmanově kousek od Vltavské (šedivý barák), kterému se vyhněte. Než cokoliv podepíšete, pořádně si to ověřte, vyfoťte a natočte stav bytu při nastěhování i při vystěhování, a nespoléhejte na to, co vám majitel jen slíbí ústně.

Byla to bez debat nejhorší zkušenost s pronájmem, jakou jsem kdy měla. Nikomu bych to nedoporučila.

Hii .. I have been living here in Cz for the last 8 years. Looking to apply for citizenship after 10 years of residency. I met with an immigration lawyer a week ago for a consultation. We went over my case and she quoted me a price for working with them. It seems quite expensive. I'd like to think I'm an organized person, on top of my stuff, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience completing the application (successfully) without the help of a law firm? Do you have any tips?

I'm already starting to gather documents - I made a bunch of certified copies of documents last week, and got started on the apostille-ing process for my brith certificate. I'm starting to write my CV and gather supporting evidence for my integration. I'm in the process of making a list of all the places I've travelled. I passed both exams last month. The lawyer said my case is overall strong (with the exception of being registered at the work office for a short time). When I asked if they'd be able to work with me just on this issue, they said before they accepted that, we'd have to have another consultation just to talk about that, and then go from there.

Anyone out there that has done this process by themselves successfully? Any tips? Am I crazy to try to do it by myself?

I'm organizing an event next week and need to feed a fairly big group. Instead of ordering a ton of regular pizzas, I was wondering if there are any places in Prague that make extra-large pizzas or those square party pizzas.

Ideally somewhere that delivers in Prague and has decent quality. Any recommendations or places you've had a good experience with?

Thanks!

Hello, I’m visiting Prague and would like to explore more of the city by bike. I’d like to avoid cobblestone streets and stay on paved cycling lanes as much as possible. I found a section of bike path on the riverfront at the base of Letná Park, however it stopped very abruptly once I got close to the west end of Letna park and I couldn’t figure out how to get back on the riverside trail further west of there. I didn’t really go further east - is the trail fully paved and protected going east past Letna?

Open to any suggestions, doesn’t have to be a long ride, maybe 30-45 mins total is good!

Would anyone be able to point me to a map or recommended route that is paved and scenic?

Me and a few friends are heading over for a long weekend and hoping to take in a match. What’s the best way to get tickets ? TIA.