You probably don't need any advice on walking. Maybe it's just good to know that in Czechia we pay attention to crossing the street at
pedestrian crossings, we respect green and red
traffic lights, and we walk on pavements. Should you happen to have to walk on the carriageway (for example, on a trip out of town),
walk on the left side.
Spin It, Share It
If you are going to one of the Czech cities, try
bike sharing! The network of automated
urban bike rental is extensive in Czechia. Most major Czech cities already offer the possibility to rent a bike for a few crowns via mobile phone. In addition to burning calories and enjoying a
Czech dessert without regret, you will also save the stress of finding a suitable parking space. You can leave your shared bikes at any of the many designated places.
Travel with Locals
The most convenient and fastest option to get around is a combination of bike sharing and
public transport. There are many advantages to taking public transport. It generates
less greenhouse gas than private car transport and does not contribute as much to traffic congestion. Metro, trams and
trains tend to be more environmentally friendly than buses. However, the final choice is yours. We even have a ferry and
funicular in Prague!
Pedal to the Metal
And if you really can't do anything else and just have to go by car, rent an electric one. Most car rental companies in the Czech Republic now offer
electric cars and charging stations are springing up like mushrooms after rain. Even hotels are now offering electric car charging services. In addition, by going electric you save not only the environment but also your wallet.