Advanced Body Class

Kalpana Raghuraman

01–03 November 2024, Prague, CZ

Your Guide to Joining Us in Prague!

旅遊和交通

The airport is open 24 hours a day and offers free, unlimited Wi-Fi connection that passengers can access through its “prg.aero-free” network.

Passengers can also find detailed information about their flights on the airport website: www.prg.aero. This site available in multiple languages besides English.

Airport Transfers

Taxi cabs are available outside the Arrivals hall. Average price is around 800 CZK. Registered taxis are operated by AAA RadioTaxi and Fix.

Uber or Bolt work well! Average price is about 700 CZK depending on time of day.

Car Rental
Many car rentals companies operate at the Prague Airport.

Public Transportation
Airport Express bus line at the terminal exit, is the fastest public transport option from the airport to the Prague Main Train Station. It can get you to the city centre in 30 to 45 minutes and is available in 30-minute intervals daily.

More information: Prague's Visitor Guide

The currency in the Czech Republic is Czech Crown (CZK) also known as Czech Koruna.

Some hotels, shops, and restaurants accept Euros as well, but many only take Czech Crowns.

Prague has many 'cash machines' (ATMs) where you can withdraw Czech Crown (CZK) including at the airport terminals.

Credit cards are accepted most everywhere.

If you require a visa invitation, email Customer Service

They will require the following information:

Passport name
Passport number
Address
Phone number
Class dates
Approximate travel dates

November is when the winter season begins in Prague and can be a good time to see the city's landmarks and festivals.
Daytime temperatures hover around 8°C (46°F), while nights can cool down to about 2°C (35°F). Prague usually receives moderate rainfall in November.

Check the latest weather forecast here

What to Bring:

Packing layers is always a good idea.
A jacket, sweater or wrap - it can get a bit chilly mornings, evenings and in class so an extra layer may be welcome.
Warm jacket, umbrella in case of rain.
Walking shoes or boots - Most of the streets of Prague are cobblestoned.
Universal power adaptor -European electrical plug convertor (type E).