Hi students, do you want to get any advice about housing? If you want to live cheaply in Prague, you should try some roommates. Price depends how many people are in a flat, whether it is separated room or shared room and interconnecting room or separated room. And surely price depends on location. Mostly pays, a housing nearly a center is more expensive, but it may not be the rule. You can find roommates by the Facebook or you can use some other websites to find it.

If you don’t want to use a roommates, you can try to go to a college. Every university has own college where is really good price for students. Students can live with some roommate or alone there.

Students, who don’t care about money, can rent a flat anywhere. 

We hope, that our advice are helpful.

You wander the city centre and attacked you hungry? If you do not intend to dismiss only hot dogs, baked sausage, kebab or another quickie in hand, you can go into some restaurants and pubs. Much is offering a lunch menu at prices that put you in this area will be pleasantly surprised.

However the best kebab restaurant is located at Ječná 15. It takes you just 2 minutes by tram by I.P.Pavlova to the Štěpánská station. Can Bay Doner kebab offers to you to take the kebab to go or spending nice time with friend in restaurant. Wi-Fi is available here too.

Unfortunately a budget of many student is limited. So if you want to save a lot of money, you can eat in student’s canteens. Canteen in Masarykova College is the best of CTU. Others you can visit is Student´s house.

At least one of your possibilities to survive is cooking. Local supermarkets offers a huge range of good food for acceptable prices. If you are a good cook, your room-mate will appreciate it and it´s also a good way to make new friends.

Hi students,
We would like to give you some advices for living in Prague. The main advice will be about using a public transport. We don‘t know if you own a car, but in Prague it’s really complicated to park everywhere. So we would like to recommend you using a public transport. It’s one of the easiest way how to travel in Prague and it’s also the cheapest. We have 3 lines of underground (A-green, B- yelow, C-red) and trams and also buses. The student price is 260 CZK for a month.
We hope that our advice will help you. Bye

Dear Students,

Welcome to your intercultural student exchange blog!

The goal of this blog is to write information for international students who come to study at Czech universities! What would you like to tell them about your university life and living in the Czech Republic? What are the most important things to know when you move to the Czech Republic? Is there something they should or should not expect? Do you have any recommendations for them? What lifestyle and/or cultural tips would you share with them? Is there something to be careful about!

This blog will be read by real international students of the CTU who are waiting for any information which might help them feel more at home in the Czech Republic! After some time they will surely give you feedback on your advice!

Thank you for your contribution and we are looking forward to reading your posts!

Your Jaspex Team