The official language is Czech, but French and German are commonly spoken languages.
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The official currency of the Czech Republic is the Czech crown, which you can exchange for at banks, hotels and exchange bureaus. Credit cards are widely accepted in Prague, but you should carry cash away from the city.
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The Czech Republic’s international country code is 420. To call another country, dial 00 followed by the appropriate country code. Main towns usually have country codes.
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Tipping is optional, but 10 to 15 percent is expected for good service. Tip your taxi driver by rounding up to the total.
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Most visits to the Czech Republic are incident-free.
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You don’t need any vaccinations to enter the country and there are no major health risks for visitors. Be aware of the risks of tick borne encephalitis if you visit forested areas.
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The electrical current is 230 volts, 50Hz with round-pinned plugs.
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