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New to Prague? These apps will make everyday life a little easier 📱
From getting around the city to finding things to do, ordering food, managing everyday errands or saving money, there are plenty of apps that can make student life in Prague more convenient.
We’ve put together some of the apps worth knowing - whether you’re new to Prague or have already been here for a while.
Save this guide and start building your Prague app essentials! 📌
Getting around Prague doesn’t have to be complicated 🚋
PID Lítačka and IDOS can help you navigate public transport, while Mapy.com is useful for finding your way around the city and beyond. With PID Lítačka, you can also use shared bikes from Rekola or Nextbike twice a day for 15 minutes free of charge 🚲
If you prefer cycling, Cyclers can help you plan your route, while Bolt, Uber or Liftago can come in handy when public transport isn’t the best option. Planning a trip outside Prague? Můj vlak is another useful one to have on your phone.
There’s always something new to discover in Prague 👀
GoOut is a great place to look for events and things happening around the city, while Kudy z nudy can help you discover places and activities across Czechia ☀️
And if you want to explore Prague from a different perspective, SmartGuide can be another useful addition to your phone.
Hungry? We’ve got you covered 🍕☕
From saving food with Nesnězeno to ordering your groceries through Rohlík.cz or Košík.cz, there are plenty of ways to make food shopping a little easier 🥕
And when you don’t feel like cooking, Wolt and Foodora can bring your favourite meals straight to you. Tastetown offers exclusive deals and discounts at restaurants, cafés and bars, including 1+1 offers and discounts of up to 50%.
Taking care of your health is a little easier with the right apps 💚
Hedepy and Nepanikař can be useful when you’re looking for mental health support, advice or someone to talk to. Záchranka is worth having on your phone in case of an emergency - it lets you quickly contact emergency medical services and share your location with rescuers. Loono can also help you stay informed about prevention, regular check-ups and taking better care
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