Destination: Prague
Practical Matters Prague   Before You Go   When You Are There    *Time    *Arriving    *Customs    *Money    *National Holidays    *Tourist Offices    *Opening Hours    *Public Transportation    *Driving    *Car Rental    *Taxis    *Personal Safety    *Telephones    *Post    *Tips/Gratuities    *Electricity    *Health    *Clothing Sizes    *Concessions   Language   Offices to Serve You Abroad	CONCESSIONS Students/Youths Holders of an International Identity Card (ISIC) are entitled to a 50 per cent reduction on admission to Prague's museums and galleries. Student cards also offer reductions on international trains, though not on domestic public transport. The ČKM (Czech Youth Travel Agency), Žitna 12, Praha 2 (Phone: 299 454), specialises in cheap travel for young people and students in and outside the Czech Republic. Its branch at Jindřišská 28, Praha 1 (Phone: 2423 0218) issues ISICs. Senior Citizens There are no special concessions for senior citizens. However, Saga, who organise holidays for over 50s, have trips to Prague. Contact: Saga Holidays, Saga Building, Middelburg Square, Folkestone, Kent CT20 1AZ, UK (Phone: 0800 414383).	COUNTRY Czech Republic REGION CITIES Prague   Viewing   Top Ten   What To See   Where To ...   Practical Matters MAPS World Europe TRAVEL BOOK