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Is Prague Worth Visiting? Our Honest Opinion and City Guide to Prague, Czechia
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2019
- Should you visit Prague, Czechia? Is it too overrun with tourists? Overrated? Want to know our honest opinion about living in Prague for a month? Today Bek has prepared some quick fire questions for Ross to answer as honestly as possible about Prague, the Czech people, and the best and worst things the city has to offer. Let's see if Ross passes the test!
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Ooo love this Q&A!
Definitely worth it to save $$ just to live a little farther out!
Pickled cheese?! That sounds extremely interesting
Pandas in the streets 😂😂😂
Hahah well big portions are better than portions too small hehe
Love Prague - can't wait to visit again! 😍😍
Yay ! Honest opinion on Czech Republic!
Ohhh that knee knuckle !!! That video was awesome
Agree with you guys it's worth visiting from what you've described
All this time we thought it's really expensive in Prague
Food, desserts and beer look amazing and reasonable price
Thanks for sharing this guys
Food for thoughts when we go to Europe next time
Have a great week ahead
@@rossandbek2407 thanks guys
haha ok so it's soo worth visiting for sure! ^^ one of our country list to travel already :)
Oh yeah great choice on the pork knuckle! Braised or crispy you can’t go wrong
Ross and Bek We are! Hope you are too! Thank you and same for you both
keen to try beer cheese not really the pickled cheese haha😄 Those pork knuckles & beer are really good combo😛 Prague seems really beautiful place to visit & to enjoy good food👍
The food in Prague was surprisingly soo good! The language is definitely one of the harshest in the world..also the beer cheese and the beer is just too good! You did great with throwing some really good questions here
Yeah czech food is the most delicious I've ever eaten. It's so well blended everything and rich in flavor. The stock they use and sauces. Wow and the dumplings to the stews. Love it
We love how much you get to know about the place you live in for a month.
It’s pretty awesome, especially all the info you share about all these places
Well worth to be only 10 minutes away on the train for half the price! Great value
Ross and Bek Thanks, guys! Happy Monday to you, too
Great guide once again guys. We like the fact that you guys are savvy with your money as well 👌
That’s the best, when you step out of the touristic areas.
Thanks for all the advise !
Can’t wait for more !!!
I like the probing questions and answers on the places you stay. And love that you’ve matched with reverse dots on your shirts in this video :)
Ross and Bek you’ve been traveling together so long you’re in sync with your clothes! :)
The questions show you’re enjoying every place you visit & can see the good & the bad with tourism
Ross and Bek yes, coordinated dressing should definitely be a thing!
I would love to spend a month in a city, I stayed a few weeks just in the small city of Luang Prabang & it’s one of my favorite holidays - got to really explore and discover things slowly...
I know this has nothing to do with anything but I want that pink vase. Great video as usual!
Ross and Bek absolutely! You get such a personal touch to your trip!
Great video guys :) I personally love Prague although havent been for over 10 years, but I got to enjoy everything without the crowds and stuff! Food looks amazing, very similar to ours, Slovakian and Bek, duck is my favourite number one in the world, is shame is so expensive here in the UK to buy the whole duck :( Elsewhere would have it every day haha! I really enjoy watching these videos where you talk about each place, it teaches the viewer so much :)
1.4 kilos... wow!!
Happy you enjoyed it
Yooo guys! Prague that's in our top 5 places to visit in Europe. Thanks for your honest opinions guys looks like overall I can sum it up that you love the place 😁👌 thanks for your tips about the cost savings places to stay too 👍
Fantastic video guys.. Love following you both all over the globe.. Much love from the chili review 🌶️❤️
yes, we'll take your challenge and step out Prague one and explore more the local and non-touristy neighbourhoods! and find some craft beers if possible!!
@@rossandbek2407 those are the only ones we'd check! naaah, there's always something touristy one has to do, right?
I live in Prague for my entire life and I had never eaten nor heard about TRDELNIK before like 15 years ago. It is "tradition" purely fabricated for tourist, like many things here
@@rossandbek2407 i prefer local pastries from farmarsky trhy :) and chlebicky
Trdelník has several origins. In the mid-19th century it was known as a Slovak dish, and in the 20th century as a Moravian dish. A similar pastry was also popular in the Hungaria
Ross and Bek with all your traveling do you have time to take part in my Survey Questions? Nice video my friends.👏👍🏻✅🇬🇧❤️
Great vlog guys, we absolutely applaud your honestly, especially around the stag/hens dos and tourism! We’ve been to Prague and loved it, but the crowds were challenging! Thanks for sharing😎👍
I love your Prague series guys! Finally someone who appreciated the other Prague districts other than P1. Since you stayed somewhere at Strašnice (P10), have you guys visited the Vinohradský pivovar? I couldn't believe i hadn't visited it earlier like a month ago, since i live in Prague for my whole life. They have there delicious in-house brewed beer. And their pork brisket with kohlrabi cabbage? Heaven in your mouth. No knuckle on their menu tho. Last but not least i would like to promote channel here on youtube called Honest Guide. I know you guys already know a lot about Prague's do's and don'ts, but if you would like to know more, head up there. Peace out. ❤
I'm going to Prague this coming summer can't wait it has been one of my top 5 destinations to visit. I finally will be going so excited can't wait for my birthday I heard it's busy in June tourists season, but ill manage and still have a great time.
Prague city, beautiful. Thanks for your information. One day I will be there.
Yeees! Questions time! but, where's that beer?
Lifetime Travelmates right??? That’s what I was waiting for!!
Super video complimenti ❤
We love Prague but hope that we can experience some local experience. I heard that the dougy round thing that you mentioned - Tredelnik (might not spell it correctly)...is not originally from Czech.
That roast duck looks good! Can’t blame you for making it a close second favorite
See I understand because I know Polish and Russian this helps but yes it's hard language to learn like Polish
@@rossandbek2407 hey thanks im overwhelmed and didnt expect it to happen so soon ..i will havd thanks vid on wednesday...Thznkyou Ross n Bek
Pandas will be banned since September :) its city neverending battle against disneylandisation. So many things were banned before like segways, beer bikes, electro bikes but there is always something new :) btw. just buy monthly public transportation ticket, it's so much cheaper... Just download litacka app to your mobile. Also you are living very close to the Olsany cemetery, go there early morning, it's quite magical. Czech language is very difficult and honestly most expats just give up after some time, just learn hello and thank you. And don't worry that people in service are rude and grumpy, they are like that to everyone. It's just everyone knows that these jobs sucks so there is no need to pretend to be happy.
Full play and like #43 from Bits of Real Panther!
Just stopping in to help with watch time, Ross and Bek. I hope your week is going well so far!
Hi Ross and Beck, I am happy to see Aussies discovering my home country :). Myself living in Oz for 3 years I am glad I can help at least a bit. To your question - Czech language is officially ranked as one of the most difficult languages to learn in the world... So, please don't feel sorry whatsoever, that you couldn't get to it as much as you wished. I would also wish my language would be much more approachable for foreigners. That's why Czechs try communicate mostly in English with foreigners. But if a foreigner tries to learn few phrases, it is MUCH appreciated here :).
To the street desert TRDELNIK - Yes, it is tourist trap food. This thing does not even come from the Czech land. It is extremely cheap to make. The margin is said to be 1000% . Ten years ago two Czech guys brought it here and succeeded so much that now it has become huge business and everyone tries to sell that. One stall popular tourists spots such as Old Town square can make net-income $3-4000 USD in one day. Not kidding. So how does that sound now?
But anyway - Have safe travels and hope you come back again - but please, if you ever come back, try visiting Czech regions instead of Prague - (cities like Brno, Olomouc or Plzen). There you will see a lot of history too, but also true quiet local life, and how locals can actually enjoy their own city (something that used to be in Prague about 15 years ago).
Edit: Also - Good News - all the bizarre animal costume statues have been declared as illegal by Prague council few weeks ago and removed from our streets. As well as the the fake historical cars.. Tourism in Prague brings so much money that there always be attempts to parasite on that - sadly often in a tackiest ways possible. Irony is, that most people who run those dirty businesses (e.g. the huge animal costume basking, scam money exchange, fake souvenirs) , are not Czechs, but Eastern European foreigners who use loopholes in our law to do so.
Cheers from CZ, Jiri.
@@rossandbek2407 You are most welcome guys! I am actually in Prague now :) I found an amazing blog from another Aussie couple who made a fantastic job on traveling around Czech Regions and they have done discoveries even locals don't know. Definitely check out their blog about Jeseniky mountains and Bohemian Switzerland which is actually only 45km from my home town in the North of the country).
www.nomadasaurus.com/category/czech-republic/
Also "Czhech-out" www.czechtourism.com/a/active-summer-walk/
I bet you're gonna start wanting to come back again :)). And I can only recommend it to you as this country (and its countryside) is amazingly diverse for such a small space that is beyond believe. But yet still superbly cheap and undiscovered and underrated.. You'll love it. BTW whenever you decide to come here drop me few lines on george.nemec@gmail.com and I will help you!
i'd have a Kozel before 10 pilsner urquell.
full watch
Nice video you should visit some Asian countries like turkey, Russia etc
"Is the language hard"... "pfffffft" - Lol!
OMG. We have to go just to see those Pandas! 🐼 🐼🐼 Great summary yet again guys. Love these videos.
Cool video. Yuck anchovies. Thank you for sharing.
Anchovies are surprising. VERY rare thing in Czech Republic. Beer cheese is actually widely available in supermarkets, but you barely ever see it in pubs.
10:52 I live in Prague and if I want to get to Řepy for example(Prague 17) It would not definetly take 20 minutes, maybe hour and a half. Prague is not that small :)
Agree with everything, we were just in Prague six weeks ago! Also have you ever thought about doing a stay in America?
@@rossandbek2407 we live here in the States, in North Carolina. If you need any assistance feel free to reach out!
hey such a nice detailed video
thnx
wooooo! that duck! yes, deserves 1st!
Nice video but the music was too loud and I hade problems to hear the questions.
About the overrun of tourists in the Prague centre...well, for locals its not the best, but you know, if you are living in touristic destination you kind of count with that.
@@rossandbek2407 I´ve enjoyed to watch your videos, so its my pleasure :) Thank you for them :)
@@rossandbek2407 tbh, Prague 1 is nowadays more a Disneyland than an actual residential area, very few locals still live there. The houses are old, rooms tend to be small and it gets very cold in winter there. Most of these houses are now hotels, airbnbs or offices. And the few locals who still live there are being constantly disturbed by tourists who can't behave and consider our city just a cheap place to get drunk. Maybe if the police was more strict, it would help, since it is against czech law to drink alcohol in public spaces (including public transport system) and to be loud between 10 pm and 6 am.
@@rossandbek2407 there are barely any czechs in prague 1 in general. even the people in the tourist shops are usually not czechs. there are some university and government buildings in prague 1, where you'd see locals, but they don't stick around - there's no reason.
Have you visited Vysherad ? One of the best scenery in Prague
Annoying background music . Cant hear her question . Too bad cause
these sisters are happy..
I'd like to visit
As a czech person i don´t find czech language difficult, but its obvious if you were born here ;) But i understand for foreigners its a hell :D about words without vowels...how about about this czech sentence without vowels ? PLCH ZDRHL SKRZ DRN, PRV ZHLTL HRSTS ZRN. And its not a joke, in czech it really makes sence. ;)
@@rossandbek2407 Well...i was born here so for me its something like standard, but of course i like Prague very much, expecialy for the mistical spirit of the city.
1.4 kilo knuckle?! 😱
there's a big bone which is at least half of the weight. still, generally good for two people, although many big czech guys like to eat the whole thing! :-)
Locals *never* go to Prague 1. It's a shame, but it's unbearable. Especially everything between Venceslas square thru Old Town square up to Prague castle. I've spent 10 years in Prague, and I've been there maybe 2-3 times. It's also the only area in this country where you'd find Pandas and Trdelnik - Czech people don't know that thing and 99% of them never ate one.
Go to Prague 2,3, 5 or 6 (not 4, not 7+), have a pork knuckle and beer, and you'll be fine.
dude you need to go to Vietnam! seriously everything is so cheap eat and hotels and transportation is perfect! as far as prague czech i may concidered going there! im open going to new places especially in europe..i wanna try to learn con czech langauge tho!!
best Czech Republic
Great video. How do you manage to travel in Prague and all over the world and stay there for 1 month?
Do you have any online job like freelance coding or anything else?
I am asking coz I am very much inspired by you and your wife. But I am a software engineer. What to do to sustain my travels and live in countries for a month?
Since I love coding, i was thinking about freelance coding to get money.
Please reply. Thanks in advance. Big fan.
@@rossandbek2407 Thank you very much. Truly grateful for your advice. Keep travelling and making videos.
I'm living 5 yrs here and I knew only some few Czech words
iam czech, dont even tell me that.
@@MrMajsterixx this doesn't concern you
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