Prague

The capital of the Czech Republic is always ranked very high in any list of the best cities for remote workers. The architecture is beyond stunning, the atmosphere full of history mixed with a modern vibe, the internet is fast and there are cafes to work from around every corner. Despite its popularity, the cost of living remains reasonable and there are a bunch of great neighborhoods to take advantage of outside the main tourist areas. You could fill every day for a year with enjoyable sightseeing and the rest of the country is easily accessible by train. There is also an abundance of meetups and social activities to join that are geared towards remote workers, expat and locals.

Monthly cost of living for remote workers

A remote worker can expect to spend an average of 42825 1981 1639 ${ selected_currency } per month in Prague, with an average rent of 18500 856 708 ${ selected_currency }.

Rent 1 bedroom apartment / modern / central / short term	${ selected_currency } 18500 856 708
Groceries Basic groceries	${ selected_currency } 3739 173 143
Dining out 12 dinners and 8 lunches	${ selected_currency } 5700 264 218
Cafe 20 coffees / teas	${ selected_currency } 1260 58 48
Coworking space 1 month membership / hot desk	${ selected_currency } 4155 192 159
Mobile internet Prepaid SIM / 5 GB data / fast	${ selected_currency } 579 27 22
Public transportation 20 roundtrip journeys	${ selected_currency } 1440 67 55
Taxis 5 short trips	${ selected_currency } 785 36 30
Shared bicycles and scooters 10 trips	${ selected_currency } 445 21 17
Sport and cultural events 1 event	${ selected_currency } 445 21 17
Museums and sights 3 sights / entrance tickets	${ selected_currency } 828 38 32
Nightlife 5 nights out / 3 drinks per night	${ selected_currency } 1174 54 45
Gym 1 month membership	${ selected_currency } 1335 62 51
Yoga 10 classes	${ selected_currency } 1568 73 60
Massage 1 massage	${ selected_currency } 872 40 33
TOTAL	${ selected_currency } 42825 1981 1639

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Make sure you look at the Honest Guide as it's probably the best information you can find about living and visiting Prague, what events are happening and kinds of cool stuff you'd want to know about the city: https://www.facebook.com/HonestPragueGuide/

By Chung R. Places to visit

If you like beer, visit the Prague Beer Museum and try U Fleku's signature dark beer. If you like wine, try the local white wines. Czech Republic makes decent Pinot Grigio, Pinot Gris and Riesling among others.

By Chung R. Food and drink

Great things to do include going to a classical concert, opera or ballet (which are all very famous in Prague).

By Kayce D. Places to visit

If you do need to get to a further destination or have heavy luggage in tow, use Uber or the local app Liftago. Avoid flagging the taxi on your own because they do scam tourists.

By Ollie M. Transportation

Grab a beer at Petrinske terasy or Nebozizek and watch the beautiful landscape on a sunny day.

By Darren C. Food and drink

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Population	1,305,737
Main airport	Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG)
Language	Czech
Tap water	Drinkable
Tipping	10% at restaurants and bars, round up elsewhere
Taxi apps	Uber, Liftago