Trying to do all 3 is going to be quite rushed based on the time needed to travel between the 3. (Prague to Budapest is more than 8 hour on the train - or you can fly but not cheap when we were
In a nutshell, while both cities are affordable by European standards, Bratislava tends to be slightly cheaper than Prague, especially for accommodation. Regardless, both cities offer value for money, making either a good choice for budget-conscious travelers.
Both Brussels and Prague have a number of activities to choose from. With generally more activities and things to do, visitors tend to spend more time in Prague than in Brussels. Usually, 1-5 days is a good amount of time for Brussels, and 2-7 days is enough time in Prague. Families should spend more time in Prague than Brussels. Because of the 1.36M. The cost of living in London is 61% more expensive than in Prague. Cities ranked 97th and 1879th ( $3072 vs $1911) in the list of the most expensive cities in the world and ranked 2nd and 2nd in the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic, respectively. Check the United Kingdom vs the Czech Republic comparison. East of Prague: Kutná Hora - a cute, more typically Czech city close to Prague, most famous for the Sedlec ossuary aka the "bone church" Brno - the second-largest city in CZ and in many ways its student capital, you can get a relatively cheap express train here from Prague and it is a wonderful city to spend a day or two. The capital and largest city of Slovakia, Bratislava is set on the shores of the Danube River near the borders of Austria and Hungary. While the city is skirted by mountains and vineyards, its 18th century old town center is crossed with cobbled walkways and surrounded by historic landmarks and architecture. Bratislava is on the way between Budapest and Vienna (you can even cycle between Budapest and Vienna) GETTING THERE: Fly into either Berlin or Prague, whichever airport is cheaper. While Vienna is where you go for palaces, Bratislava is the city to pick if you want to see a real castle. Located on a hill above the Danube, Bratislava Castle guards the city, and from here you can see all the way to Hungary (provided the weather is good). Bratislava’s location (and the castles) is a strategic passageway between the Alps
Both Linz and Prague have a number of activities to choose from. With generally more activities and things to do, visitors tend to spend more time in Prague than in Linz. Usually, 1-2 days is a good amount of time for Linz, and 2-7 days is enough time in Prague. Families should spend more time in Prague than Linz. Because of the many family
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