The following transit lines have routes that pass near Currency Exchange. Click on the Bus route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules. Click on the Train route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.
Click on the Subway route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules. The closest stations to Currency Exchange are:. These Subway lines stop near Currency Exchange: B. These Light Rail lines stop near Currency Exchange: 8. The nearest light rail station to Currency Exchange in Praha 1 is a 2 min walk away. The nearest bus stop to Currency Exchange in Praha 1 is a 2 min walk away. The is the first Bus that goes to Currency Exchange in Praha 1.
It stops nearby at AM. Banks and ATM machines generally offer the best rates and lowest commissions. Local ATMs work with a four-digit PIN; before leaving home make sure that you have a four-digit PIN and let your bank or credit card company know that you will be abroad so they don't protectively block your account once they see a few foreign transactions come through.
These outfits seldom pay the rates they advertise on the outside and the commissions and hidden commissions can be prohibitive, especially on relatively small amounts of money. If you must use one of these private currency exchanges, before surrendering your bills, show them to the teller through the window and then ask him or her to write down the amount in Czech crowns that you will receive.
Once you've handed over the money, it's too late. The exchange offices are open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm, but the ATMs are accessible 24 hours. Credit and debit cards are increasingly common and many shops, restaurants and hotels accept them. Stores may impose a minimum purchase amount for using a card. Traveler's checks, on the other hand, have become much less common in recent years and much harder to use.
As a rule, only large banks will cash traveler's checks; hotels and restaurants are not likely to accept them. Note : This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice.
Exchange — It is located across the Kafka House and within walking distance from St. You might want to head to this square if you are looking for good shopping and dining choices. The change offices there are easily accessible from historic landmarks and the metro stations.
Life surrounding a major transport hub is often bustling with commercial activity, and Mustek is no exception. If you are getting around in Prague by riding metro, you can have easy access to money changers near Mustek Station. Most of them are open daily. Change offices in the area are within walking distance from the museum and Muzeum metro station. Mala Strana is one of the most historic districts of Prague.
It is a big gift for those who love the charm of old Europe. And it is a small gift for those who need to exchange money. Most of the change offices in Mala Strana are situated in the town square surrounding St. Nicholas Church.
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