Banks can take my coins but I have to organize them and it will take ages , any machine that can give me cash for coins ?
Pls only give me anwsers ur sure of , most banks don’t have anymore cuz app machine vas very faulty
Saturday 23^(th) of May, 2026
50 vendors, 3 stages, 1 short, grubby street
free entry
Hey guys, I’m moving to Prague in September for one semester. From my research I know it is hard to find an affordable flat and dormitory isn’t really a good choice because of the building conditions. In the past I was searching for a studio or a shared flat with a maximum of two flatmates in Prague 2 or Prague 7. I would like to know if Prague 2 and Prague 7 are the right districts for Erasmus students. I’m grateful about any hint or comment :)
I just encountered 2 guys 10 minutes ago in a white car on Maiselova street near Parizska street, they were asking me if i can help them, that they will give me their fake ass ''gold'' ring if i give them some money. White car and loud german rap music and yellow license plate. BE AWARE.
I realize this is extremely random, but I was wondering if anyone else thinks that the station smells like rotting rats.
If so, does anyone know if there is some issue with rats/rat control at that station? That station ALWAYS smells like rotting rats to me.
I'm going to the Czech Republic soon and will be living in this area. Tell me about similar places if you know of any.
Hi i will arrive in prague in october and will stay there until late december, i was wondering if anyone have some advices on where to look for possible accomodation. I will study at the charles university, faculty of social science. Never looked for student accomodation before so any advice will be greatly appreciated
I had it first time in trip where I stopped for food and beer at Železnice, it’s a combination of the 3 things I like the most: schnitzel, pork, and burger.
Inspired by this post. I've lived in Prague a couple months now, ready to be mortified by everything I've been doing wrong.
Hello, I need some advice, please. My lease expired, and my landlord wants to kick me out so they can raise the rent. They lied to me by saying there's some static issue with the floor, but I caught the workers on camera saying that they will make a quick remodel. They also haven't presented me with the accounting for the common expenses, gas, and electricity for last year. They are also telling me that there's a bogus penalty fee of 5,000 KC for not removing some moving boxes on time. I know that they will not give me any money back from the deposit, since they are so greedy. The problem is that I haven't found an apartment yet, since the market is so tight, and it's impossible to move out by the end of the month. What should I do? Thank you in advance.
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It is the second time I order online and my packages got stolen by the courier / delivery guy. They select “ delivered “ and it never gets to me. The first time I even found my order getting sold on Vinted the same day that it was supposed to be delivered to me. ( mind you was a specific type of clothes so it could have been only mine, same size , color etc ) .
Is this happening to you as well in prague ? #prague
Hello! I’m from the band Beeba Booba.
My band mate and I are travelling to Prague and are looking to play a gig on the 14/15th of June. We’re a real small band, we play to about 20-30 people in Serbia and Australia.
Wondering if any of you knew about really small venues we could contact who would let us play?
We do geek rock music. We contacted SubZero but it was too big of a venue for us.
Also wondering if you know any alt rock Prague-based bands we could contact? Thank you
Hi everyone, I’m a Slovak who moved to Prague on May 1st. I have a Czech employer who properly registered me with the insurance system as of May 1st and pays my health insurance through VZP ČR. Unfortunately, during my very first week here I managed to get a urinary tract infection.
On Sunday, May 9th, I went to the emergency clinic in Prague 4 and politely explained that I’m Slovak, but insured in the Czech Republic, so my Slovak insurance card is no longer valid and I still haven’t received my Czech insurance card yet. However, I do know my Czech birth number from my employer. The nurse was lovely, checked the system using my birth number, confirmed that I was insured, and they treated me. They prescribed antibiotics and told me to see a general practitioner for a follow-up once I finished them. Fine, all good.
On Friday, May 15th, I took my last pills, so I contacted a GP clinic explaining that I was in this situation without an insurance card but needed a follow-up examination, and asked whether they would see me if I knew my birth number. The nurse again verified my insurance through the system using my birth number and told me to come Monday morning. Great.
This morning, I was already getting worse again, so I was glad I would be seeing a doctor soon. I went to the clinic only to be told that they would not treat me without the insurance card. I tried explaining the situation again and even asked them to at least see me as a self-paying patient since I was already there and in pain. At that point the nurse started yelling at me that I’m legally required to carry my insurance card with me and that she doesn’t care that I haven’t received it yet.
Okay then, back home, calling the insurance company to ask when the card would arrive or what I’m supposed to do in the meantime. Apparently they send the card to the employer after about three weeks — okay, I knew that already. I asked whether they could provide some temporary document instead so that I could actually receive healthcare somewhere. They can, but not to me directly — my employer has to request it. At that point I honestly felt completely powerless, but okay, I asked my employer to contact them.
The insurance company said a temporary document should already have arrived in my employer’s mailbox for me and that they should have given it to me already, but they didn’t. However, my employer claims nothing arrived and told me to try going to a VZP branch with my work contract and maybe, hopefully, someone there will print it for me.
Wonderful. So now I’m working because I don’t really have another option, and after work I’m going to the insurance office instead of the doctor, hoping someone will help me get the documents I need. And then what? Emergency room in the evening, and tomorrow morning trying my luck with yet another GP to see whether they’ll take me?
Has anyone here been in a similar situation and can offer advice? Or maybe recommend a decent GP, ideally in Prague 4? They don’t need to speak English, I speak Slovak/Czech, I just need someone who won’t yell at me anymore and who is actually willing to help. Thank you.
Update for anyone who might stuble on this and need the info: I did go to the VZP branch. However, they told me that I am likely asking them too soon as they have 30 days to process my employer's application for insurance. They told me that only then will they give me temporary confirmation until my insurance card arrives. I had to insist they look me up to check if I am processed already since I am having trouble receiving healthcare and my employer already received my imsurance number so I believe they processed me already. Turns out they did and they gave me the temporary insurance confirmation. If I wasn't processed yet, they would send me away so basically I would no longer be insured in Slovakia and not yet insured in Czechia. They would still treat me in the ER, but not at GP.
Hven't been able to find one, so was thinking of creating one myself! Was interested in asking first tho, and if people would be interested. Plus any suggestions or what yall would like to see in it aside from the general stuff.