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Prague & Czechia, current as of August 2026
Practical notes for anyone booking a flight, a hotel, or wondering if Český Krumlov is worth a full day.
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Updated 15 August 2026
Prague in late summer 2026: what to know in August
Heat, queues on the bridge, opening hours, and how to plan a day that does not melt.
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Updated 12 August 2026
Karlovy Vary: when it is worth a day from Prague
Two hours each way. Who it suits in August 2026, and who should pick Kutná Hora instead.
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Updated 10 August 2026
Kutná Hora and the bone church: what a day actually includes
Sedlec is not the whole town. How not to miss St Barbara in 2026.
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Updated 8 August 2026
Český Krumlov as a day trip: without the train trap
In 2026 the direct train still leaves too little time in town. A private car is a different day.
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Updated 5 August 2026
Prague airport to the city in 2026
PRG, taxis, bus 119, and a private pickup. What actually works after a flight from Israel.
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Updated 1 August 2026
How many days in Prague in 2026?
Three days for the city, four if you want one trip out, five if Krumlov is in the plan. A short guide without the fantasy itinerary.
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