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You will need

• - tour to Prague;
• - money.

Instructions

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Novoyearher mood in Prague can be felt already from the beginning of December - it is at this time that St. Nicholas comes to the city, who begins to walk around the houses where children live, and to learn how they behaved during the yeara. Mulled wine is cooked in the squares and roasted chestnuts are sold, markets and stores are holding Christmas sales, while walking through Prague streets, you can see iridescent Christmas lights in every window.

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If you decide to spend the winter holidays ina magical city, come to Prague better, or at Christmas (do not forget that the Czech Republic is a Catholic country), or three to four days after the holiday. Immediately after Christmas, the townspeople rest - most of the shops and restaurants are closed, transport is bad. But after a respite, preparations begin for the New yearY.

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If you stay at a hotel, for sure he will offer you a new oneyearnuyu program. Also, walking around the city, you will see ads on the doors of restaurants, inviting you to spend a festive night in this place. For a fee of approximately 100 euros, you will be offered an unlimited amount of food, a limited amount of alcohol, and also newyearconcert.

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If you do not intend to hold a holiday in fourwalls, go for a walk around the Old City. Closer to twelve reach the Old Town Square, where the famous Prague Orloj is located. It is in this place that the main action unfolds. Together with the battle of the old hours, congratulations from the New yearin different languages, and caps and caps from the champagne fly into the air. People dance, kiss and enjoy the holiday.

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If you are not a supporter of merry mass festivities, meet the New year on the Wenceslas Square, where a concert is taking place at this time. The crowd there behaves much calmer.

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Impression of the holiday will be incomplete ifthe evening of the first of January you will not come to Charles Bridge. Touch the statue of John of Nepomuk, who fulfills the wishes (you will recognize him in turn from the hungry newyearit's a miracle). On top of the day, Charles Bridge is the best place to admire the magnificent half-hour fireworks.

What should be foreseen in advance

Decide when you want to go - toChristmas or after? Pre-holiday turmoil in Prague begins in early December - houses even in the most remote streets are decorated with bright garlands and Christmas trees, mulled wine and roasted chestnuts are served in the squares, New Year's souvenirs are sold everywhere, and everything is decorated for Christmas in churches. By the night of December 24, life in the city freezes, cafes and shops are closed, even transportation is almost not going - everyone starts to celebrate Christmas. Therefore, it is better to decide at once - to come either before Christmas or a day later.

Now you need to take care of housing, visas and tickets. With the latter everything is clear, but housing is better to choose in advance. And not necessarily a hotel - it can be a private apartment, which will cost much less. And about how to go to the New Year in Prague, you can think on the spot.

Getting ready to celebrate

They say that the best thing in any holiday isits expectation. For the expectation to be interesting, it is better to fill it with interesting events. One of the most spectacular in this series is a night excursion along the Vltava River. You swim yourself and admire Prague, magnificent and magnificent, shining colorful lights. Another great excursion is a trip to the local television tower, from where you can see the stunning landscapes of the majestic city and make unique photos.

New Year in Prague

And here comes the last day of December, when you need to decide where to meet the first moment of the coming year:

• The most "crazy" option is the Old Townan area where a huge crowd of tourists dancing, drinking, hugging and screaming in different languages ​​since midnight. It's just a paradise for extroverts! True, this bacchanalia can be admired from the side by booking a table in a cafe with windows on the square. Like and with all, and at the same time, warm and safe. Although on New Year's Eve serious accidents, as a rule, do not happen.
• A more peaceful atmosphere reigns on Wenceslas Square, where the people are smaller, it is quieter and the music is quieter.
• According to the old Czech beliefs, it is not appropriate toNew Year's Eve to the statue of Jan Nepomnutsky - just blasphemy. Therefore, it is worth to go to Charles Bridge and touch the statue to make a wish. Who knows what can happen? After all, the desire is made in a fairy-tale night in a fairy-tale city ..
• Festive fireworks are a separate topic. For half an hour you can admire placers of colorful lights of magnificent salute on the Charles Bridge on January 1. Yes, and the bridge itself is a real decoration of the city, it is worth a look at.
• The new year in Prague can not be complete without a trip to Karlovy Vary, where the famous healing springs. It is very beautiful here, the water gives new energy, besides, you can cheaply buy Czech crystal.
• An ordinary walk through the ancient city will not bringless pleasure than a noisy festival. The atmosphere of love and warmth reigns around, lights, jewelry and music all around! Take a walk along these streets - and you will want to return again.

Of course, this is only an approximate program of the New Year in Prague, there are many more interesting. It remains only to decide: to go-not to go.