哥特尖塔,传奇啤酒,童话古城
首都
Prague
语言
Czech
货币
Czech Koruna (CZK)
最佳时间
April–June and September–October
安全
提高警惕
根据实时政府旅行建议
摄影 Sergei Gussev 于 Unsplash
差异较低 — 覆盖该目的地的 3 个政府来源评级基本一致。
更新于 2026年8月29日
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Schengen member. EU/EEA nationals enter freely. US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many others can stay visa-free for 90 days within 180 days.
Schengen member. EU/EEA nationals enter freely. US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many others can stay visa-free for 90 days within 180 days.
Apply at Czech embassy or consulate. Standard Schengen visa application with form, photos, passport, insurance, and supporting documents.
15 calendar days; up to 45 days in peak periods.
Schengen visa fee approximately €80 for adults.
签证要求因国籍而异并经常变化。旅行前请与你所在国家的大使馆或目的地官方移民机构核实。
Very safe country. Pickpocketing is common in central Prague (Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, metro). Outside Prague, crime affecting tourists is rare.
基于英国外交、联邦及发展事务部(FCDO)官方旅行建议,持续监测更新 · 数据来源
Very safe country. Pickpocketing is common in central Prague (Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, metro). Outside Prague, crime affecting tourists is rare.
Tap water is safe and drinkable throughout the Czech Republic.
Watch for pickpockets in Prague's tourist center. Avoid unofficial currency exchange booths. Be cautious with nightlife in Prague — drink spiking has been reported.
Tip 10% at restaurants. Round up for taxis and bar drinks. Leaving tips in cash is preferred.
Casual and practical. Smart-casual for upscale restaurants in Prague. No specific dress codes for most attractions.
One of the most secular countries in Europe. Historically Catholic but most people are non-religious. Churches are cultural landmarks more than active worship sites.