Conference venue
Anglo-American University (AAU)
Address: Anglo-American University (AAU)
Does the organizer offer any accommodation or hotel packages?
The conference organizer does not have any arrangements with hotels, however you can find a list of hotels close to the conference Venue on the Accommodation of the Conference website.
Are there hotels nearby?
You can check the Accommodation of the Conference website or booking.com for further options.
How is the weather in the city?
To find accurate and real-time weather information, check a weather forecast website or app closer to the time of your visit
Accommodation
Four Seasons Hotel Prague *****
Address: Veleslavínova 1098/2a, 110 00 Josefov, Czechia
Phone: +420 221 427 000
Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa ****
Address: Tržiště 19, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Phone: +420 257 286 011
Hotel Klárov ***
Address: U železné lávky 567/12, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Phone: +420 257 535 555
Hotel Klarinn **
Address: U železné lávky 610/14, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
Phone: +420 731 400 502
Prague's Required Information
- The official currency in Prague is the Czech koruna (abbreviated CZK or Kč).
- Coins come in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Kč; banknotes in 100, 200, 500, 1 000, 2 000 and 5 000 Kč.
- Although some shops, restaurants or tourist-oriented places may accept Euros (or offer a “pay in EUR” option), this is not common and usually comes with an unfavorable exchange rate — so it’s recommended to use crowns (or pay by card).
- Credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard etc.) are widely accepted, especially at hotels, restaurants, bigger shops and many services.
- In Prague (and Czechia generally), the standard voltage is 230 V and frequency 50 Hz.
- The common plug/socket types are Type C (two-round-pin) and Type E (two-round-pin + earth pin hole).
- If you come from a country using 220–240 V and European-style plugs (or adaptors), your appliances should work fine.
- It is allowed to bring personal medication into Czechia — but if the medicines contain narcotic or psychotropic substances (controlled substances), you must carry a prescription or a doctor’s letter that explains you need them for personal use.
- The amount should correspond to the duration of your stay.
- In general: bring medication in original packaging + prescription/doctor’s note if relevant.
- Over-the-counter medicines are available at pharmacies (lékárna).
- The international airport serving Prague is Václav Havel Airport Prague (often “Prague Airport”, code PRG).
- From the airport to city centre you can use public transport buses (and then metro), or taxis/Ride-sharing (e.g. services like those operating in Prague) or airport bus + metro — convenient and well connected.
- Prague has an efficient, well-integrated public transport system: metro (underground), trams and buses.
- A single standard ticket costs around 40 Kč (for a short ride / 30 min) and a longer ticket (or a 90-minute/transfer ticket) costs about 120 Kč.
- For longer stays you can get multi-day or monthly passes; public transport covers most areas including out-skirts and connects from airport into city.
- Taxis and ride-sharing are available — but as with many European cities, public transport + walking is quite convenient.
- Tap water in Prague is safe to drink.
- Healthcare standards are good; if you have an EU (or relevant) health-insurance card (e.g. EHIC), emergency care is usually available to EU citizens under reciprocal agreements.
- If you’re carrying prescription medication (especially controlled substances), carry prescription or doctor’s letter to avoid problems.