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I want to go to Prague for the May holidays. what are the downsides? - price increases, queues or a huge influx of tourists, overcrowded hotels, etc.
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In general, you yourself answered your own question. Indeed, a large number of tourists tend to get to Prague on the May holidays (as well as on NG). Therefore, prices in hotels rise (high season), and hotels are overcrowded, etc. But in Prague this is almost always the case (with the possible exception of the end of January-February and the end of October-November). Well, the "pluses" of visiting Prague in May outweigh the minor "minuses".
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answered 14 years ago
There are always enough tourists, and prices ... if you take a tour through an agency, then, of course, they add 20-30% for the holidays, and if you book a hotel yourself through the same booking.com and buy tickets ahead of time, then for March-April, for example , it can turn out to be much more expensive due to the fact that most of the cheap rooms and air tickets are bought out. Railway tickets are definitely always at the same price (by the way, a good option is on the way, of course for a long time, but with comfort and in Krakow there is a very long parking lot, you can see half the city).
Prices in the Czech Republic itself, in my opinion, do not depend on the month, and there are no May holidays, like ours.
But spring Prague ... we last visited in December, and before that - in April. There is a difference, believe me. One Wenceslas Square in tulips is worth something!
(and beer is better to drink in spring :-) )
Prices in the Czech Republic itself, in my opinion, do not depend on the month, and there are no May holidays, like ours.
But spring Prague ... we last visited in December, and before that - in April. There is a difference, believe me. One Wenceslas Square in tulips is worth something!
(and beer is better to drink in spring :-) )
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answered 14 years ago
How is it that there are no May holidays, what are you saying? On May 1, a parade takes place on the main square, and costumed with musicians. and they also, like us, have 1 and 2 days off.
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answered 14 years ago
And the prices in hotels in Prague depend very much on the month. There is a high and low season. May is high.
Some operators who carry sightseeing tours in Europe, including the Czech Republic, for the May holidays either do not raise the price at all, or increase it slightly, by 10-20 Euros. So my opinion is that it is better to go on holidays with an operator.
As for the influx of tourists - it is!
Some operators who carry sightseeing tours in Europe, including the Czech Republic, for the May holidays either do not raise the price at all, or increase it slightly, by 10-20 Euros. So my opinion is that it is better to go on holidays with an operator.
As for the influx of tourists - it is!
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answered 14 years ago
Dear STR-2008,
We were a family in 2009 in Prague for the New Year, and then went to May. we went with a frequency of 4 months, because not everyone had time to see. And 5-7 days is not enough for you.
As for prices, compared to the New Year, the difference is negligible.
Are you eating for the first time?
Already decided what you want to watch?
I recommend contacting experienced guides. Our friends recommended Lyubov Polevaya to us. Now I, in turn, recommend her to you as an experienced guide who knows and loves his country and his work.
We were a family in 2009 in Prague for the New Year, and then went to May. we went with a frequency of 4 months, because not everyone had time to see. And 5-7 days is not enough for you.
As for prices, compared to the New Year, the difference is negligible.
Are you eating for the first time?
Already decided what you want to watch?
I recommend contacting experienced guides. Our friends recommended Lyubov Polevaya to us. Now I, in turn, recommend her to you as an experienced guide who knows and loves his country and his work.
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answered 14 years ago