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체코의 통화는 Czech Koruna, 플러그는 E 타입, 긴급 전화는 112입니다. The Czech Republic is generally a very safe country for tourists.

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The Czech Republic is generally a very safe country for tourists. Major cities like Prague are safe, but like any popular tourist destination, petty crime such as pickpocketing can occur, especially in crowded areas and on public transport. Be vigilant with your belongings.

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사기 주의

Taxi scams: Ensure the meter is used or agree on a price beforehand. Use reputable apps or marked taxi stands.
Pickpocketing: Common in crowded tourist areas (Charles Bridge, Old Town Square) and on trams/metro.
Restaurant overcharging: Always check your bill carefully, especially for unordered items or inflated prices.
Fake plainclothes police: Be wary of individuals claiming to be plainclothes police asking to see your wallet; legitimate police will be in uniform and will not ask to see your cash.

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Exercise caution with personal belongings in crowded tourist spots.
Be aware of your surroundings, especially at night in less-trafficked areas.
Avoid walking alone late at night in unlit areas.

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통화

Czech Koruna (CZK)

전원 플러그

E 타입

Type E (two round pins, with a hole for the earth pin)

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팁

Tipping is customary in restaurants (around 10-15% for good service), taxis (rounding up or 10%), and for other services. For quick service at a bar, rounding up is common.

SIM / 데이터

Local SIM cards are readily available at Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) and mobile provider stores (O2, T-Mobile, Vodafone) throughout the country. Prepaid options are affordable and offer good data packages. Ensure your phone is unlocked.

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The Czech Republic is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of many countries (e.g., USA, Canada, Australia, UK, EU) can enter visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Always check the latest visa requirements based on your nationality with the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs or your local embassy.

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Public transport in Czech cities, especially Prague, is excellent and highly efficient, consisting of trams, buses, and a metro system. Tickets are time-based and can be used across all modes. Validate your ticket upon first use. Intercity buses and trains are also very reliable.

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Uber
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도시 간 이동

Intercity travel is best done by train or bus. Czech Railways (České dráhy) operates an extensive train network. Private bus and train companies like RegioJet and Leo Express offer comfortable and affordable services between major cities. FlixBus also operates many routes.

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관습

Punctuality is generally appreciated.
When entering a shop or restaurant, a simple 'Dobrý den' (Good day) is polite, and 'Na shledanou' (Goodbye) when leaving.
It is polite to remove your shoes when entering someone's home.
Table manners are generally European; keep both hands visible (but not elbows on the table) and wait for everyone to be served before eating.

복장 규정

Casual dress is acceptable in most situations. For visiting churches, theaters, or upscale restaurants, smart casual attire is recommended. Modesty is appreciated in religious sites.

종교 예절

When visiting churches or other religious sites, dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). Speak in hushed tones, and avoid taking photos during services or in areas where it is prohibited.

자주 쓰는 표현

Dobrý denGood day (formal greeting)
AhojHello/Hi (informal)
DěkujiThank you
ProsímPlease/You're welcome
Na shledanouGoodbye (formal)
PivoBeer
AnoYes
NeNo

하이라이트

스포츠 & 레크리에이션

Ice Hockey

Ice hockey is the most popular sport and a source of national pride, with the national team enjoying strong support. Football (soccer) is also very popular. Outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and skiing in the mountains are common, especially in regions like the Giant Mountains (Krkonoše) and Bohemian Switzerland.

국가 공휴일

Variable (March/April)
Easter Monday (Velikonoční pondělí)
Celebrated with unique Czech traditions, including men playfully whipping women with a braided willow rod (pomlázka) for good health, and decorating Easter eggs.
May 1
Labour Day (Svátek práce)
A public holiday celebrated with various cultural events, concerts, and political demonstrations.
May 8
Liberation Day (Den vítězství)
Commemorates the end of World War II in Europe and the liberation of Czechoslovakia by the Allies.
September 28
St. Wenceslas Day / Czech Statehood Day (Den české státnosti)
A national holiday honoring the patron saint of Bohemia, St. Wenceslas, and the foundation of the Czech state.
December 24
Christmas Eve (Štědrý den)
The main day of Christmas celebrations in the Czech Republic, featuring family gatherings, a festive dinner, and gift-giving. Many businesses close early or are closed.