Prague

[Ric.ror]

I will be travelling to Prague in November a) What shall I see ?

B) What clothes shall I take

[AliFlump]

I went to Prague in February and it was very cold and snowed the whole time which made it beautiful, take warm clothes and good shoes. Try to get a tram and subway pass to get around the city they have a fantastic transport system. Prague Castle is great on the hill and Vysrad (i think thats how its spelt) was good the centre of town has the moving clock and the Charles bridge is good. When we went we didnt see any of the hen or stag parties we must have been in the wrong place. And try to find the street with the main shops i think its on the metro stop called Museum. Have a great time i loved it!

[jno]

a) Czechs
b) checks.

[cat woman]

A) People, Buildings, Traffic!!!....  :->

B) Whatever you feel comfy in!!....  :->

[jno]

no but seriously: warm clothes, as AliFlump said. It's a city a little like Venice in that it's fascinating just to walk around; it doesn't look quite like western European cities, the building styles (eg church steeples) are just that little bit different. It's a very beautiful place.

[steveyk]

Yes, I went in November, and it was absolutely freezing (no snow though) so take warm clothes. Prague castle, Charles Bridge (touch the brass plaque on one of the statues on the bridge for luck) and the Medieval Clock in the main square (think its astronomical clock?). Get the Lonely Planet guide from your local library, its pretty informative. Enjoy your trip!!!