Paying for parking in shopping centers can sometimes be a pain. You know it, you go shopping, hands full of bags, someone is looking for change at the machine and you forgot your ticket in the car anyway.

‍Prague's public transport is becoming more and more barrier-free. How to travel with a baby carriage as comfortably and worry-free as possible? Who to ask for help? And which tools to use for planning a barrier-free journey? Looking at timetables and the smart Citymove app will help.

According to surveys, roughly a third of people drive their dogs in the car unfastened. The result can be a fatal injury to the dog or the crew, and you may be fined hundreds of thousands of CZK. We bring you tips for safe travel with your dog not only in the car but also in public transportation.

What exactly is P+R? It's an abbreviation of the words park + ride. These are carparks located near public transport. The operating hours of individual carparks are year-round from 4 a.m. to 1 a.m. The prices are therefore always for the whole day and not for the hour. The condition for parking in these carparks is the use of public transport. The parking attendant can even check your public transport ticket when leaving. We will show you where these P+R carparks are located and what their price is per day of parking.

If you are traveling from Czechia abroad for holiday, you will most likely depart from Prague. And if you're not local, you'll have to figure out how to get there first.How to get to Václav Havel Airport as quickly as possible, how much does it cost, and when is parking at the airport worth it? We bring you some practical tips.

Having a car for every occasion sounds great: A van for moving a house, a drophead for a date, or an SUV for a trip to the mountains...just decide what you’re going to drive. But owning so many cars does not make sense from an economic, ecological, or practical perspective. Carsharing makes it possible for having the car we need at any time. And only for as long as we need it. How does it actually work?

We already know from the previous article what are some of the best routes in Prague for inline (roller) skating. Today we will take a look at the Prague skating parks, which are more suitable for the very beginners.

The days are only getting warmer and it gets more and more tempting to go for a carefree ride on roller skates – either with friends, with children, or just on your own to stop for a glass of lemonade. In this article, we bring you tips on the best routes for inline skating in Prague. We know such places where you can skate up to 24 km, choose from the largest selection of refreshments, or discover hidden gems of Prague while skating.