Erasmus experience in Prague, Czech Republic

Why did you choose to go to Prague, Czech Republic?

As part of an internship. I was asked if I had a country preference. I replied that I was flexible. I was told, "Good thing that you go to Bucharest. " And 15 days before departure, when I was about to book my plane tickets, I was told "by the way you are going to Prague".

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How long is your stay? What is the amount of aid you receive?

I was sent on a 6 months internship. Paid work placement 1200€/month.

How is the student atmosphere in Prague?

Very good, although I have frequented more the expatriate circles.

Would you recommend the city and the university of Prague to other students?

The university I don't know but the city certainly yes.

How is the food in the country?

Average - do not look for great gastronomy even if you are not immune to a pleasant surprise.

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How did you find your accommodation?

Thanks to the company I work for.

How are the prices of the rent? And prices in general?

In comparison 1/3 less than Paris.

But it depends on a lot of factors: place, shared apartment...

How is learning the language? Have you been to language courses organized by the university?

Tough.

What is the most economical way to get to Prague from your city?

From Paris, the cheapest is the bus, but it's really too long! Still, the aircraft remains affordable in a time/price ratio.

100 to 150€ A/R (Air France or Czech Airlines in less than 25 years are not so expensive).

What places would you recommend to party in Prague?

Plenty of places. Varies according to the budget and according to the atmosphere you prefer.

What about dining in Prague? What are your favorite places?

'Mathylda botel' a boat hotel restaurant at the foot of the dancing house of Frank Gehry.

Otherwise the neighborhood bars are generally very nice.

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And what cultural visits do you recommend?

Personally, I advise getting off the beaten track and trying to get lost in the city. It is often where you discover the coolest corners.

Advice for future students in Prague?

In the spring and summer you have to enjoy the numerous gardens of the city and do not hesitate to pick the fruits from the fruit trees.

In winter, buy a big coat. And do not hesitate to go out at night on weekdays in the cold because the Charles Bridge is absolutely magical!