Accommodation in Prague
When we arrange your cosmetic surgery in Prague, you will be booked into one of our lovely apartments, situated in the most desirable area of Prague - ideal for sightseeing, with a choice of either a King Bed or Twin Bed room. You will also have the choice of bringing a guest at no extra charge provided they share your room.
Below are the details of Manesova 19 one of our shared apartments in Prague, along with Manesova 27 and Manesova 47. The charge £40 per night applies for this apartment.
Should you wish for a private apartment in Prague , this can be arranged at a cost of £60 per night - this will not be in the same building as our other apartments but will be within a 10 minute walk of the cosmetic surgery clinic. You can of course, arrange your own accommodation in Prague.
Manesova Apartment in Prague
The Manesova apartment is located in the popular Vinohrady (Royal Vineyard) area of Prague which was founded in the 14th century, during the age of the famous rule of Charles IV.
It is an 8-10minute walk to the cosmetic surgery clinic and the world famous historical centre of Prague is easily accessible.
There are shops nearby including restaurants, bakers and grocers.
Prague - the capital of the Czech Republic
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Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic.Situated on the River Vltava in central Bohemia, neighbouring with Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland. Prague has been the political, cultural, and economic center of the Czech state for over 1100 years. Prague is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and is among the most visited cities on the continent.
What to know before you visit Prague
There is no need of an entry visa for most European countries and the USA. If necessary, you can obtain visa at the Czech Embassy in your country. Two kinds of visas are available: a tourist visa valid for 30 days and a transit one valid for 48 hours. The official language is Czech, the Slovak language is generally understood. Most local people have basic or possibly intermediate knowledge of English or German. English, German and sometimes French is spoken in most hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, historical monuments, shops and services.
Sightseeing in Prague
Prague is without doubt one of Europe's jewels. As a city that plays host to a superb mix of architectural styles it has, at its heart, some of the most striking Gothic and Baroque monuments in Europe.
Prague today, as it has been over the centuries, is a vibrant ever-evolving city with a fine tradition for culture and the arts. Coupled with a thriving social scene (and first-rate beer) visitors to Prague will find much to enjoy here, both in terms of long-established traditions and events, but also familiar reminders of home.