If you are the type of person who goes on vacation to shop for inexpensive electronics and clothes then Czech is not the best vacation destination. The following cost slightly more in Czech:
For the Czech people this means they have control over their economy, but for you it means you will need to convert your currency to the Koruna (CZK) and make a quick calculation every time you see a price tag.Ĭompared to the rest of the western world (US, Britain, Germany, etc.) in the Czech Republic: The Czech Republic is a member of the European Union but the national currency is not the Euro. So if you are buying a toothbrush from a street vendor for 2500 CZK you are being ripped off.
EMERGENCY ANSWER: If you are reading this on your mobile device because you are buying something in Prague and need to figure out whether you are being ripped off - use this as an comparison: a Big Mac, medium fries and coke costs around 150 CZK.
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