Cheap Flights from Singapore to Prague

Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. The city that is nicknamed “the city of a Hundred Spires” is known for its Old Town Square, colourful baroque buildings, gothic churches and many more. It is a political, cultural and economic centre of central Europe. Because of its unique history, Prague has maintained many of its historical monuments spanning back several centuries. It is a perfect amalgamation of old and modern and has something for everyone. Prague is classified as an "Alpha −" global city according to GaWC studies and has been ranked high in the world list of best destinations by multiple travel platforms.

Tip: Use their metro and tram to move around in the fastest and economical way.

Getting There

The Václav Havel Airport Prague is the international airport in Prague. It is the largest and the busiest airport in the Czech Republic. You will have to book a connecting flight from Singapore to Prague since currently. There are no direct flights to Prague. Many indirect flights are operating daily with a duration of more than 14 hours. Most popular airlines that operate daily are KLM Airways & Lufthansa Airlines

Tip: As Prague is significant tourist destinations to ensure confirmed booking make sure that you book tickets two months in advance.

What to See 

From the majestic Prague Castle to the sleek Zizkov Television Tower, Prague boasts a score of monuments and sights that are not be missed during your visit to the Czech capital. Charles Bridge is the most famous monument in Prague. It is the oldest surviving bridge of Czech. Visit Crypt of Saint Cyril and Methodius Church that served as a hiding place for Czech and Slovak soldiers in World War II. Take a ride on the Vltava River that offers some of the best views of the historical centre of Prague. The Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock have been an essential backdrop to some of the most dramatic moments in the city. Prague Castle is another historical landmark that is the mark of the colourful history of Prague. Visit the observation deck at Zizkov TV tower to get a beautiful 360-degree view of the city. Some of the museums that you should visit are the National Museum & The house of Black Madonna. Do not miss out on St Nicholas Church and St Vitus Cathedral for their beautiful architecture and sculptures.

Tip: Euro does not work in Prague. The local currency is the Czech Crown.

Eat & Stay

Prague has some unique food culture as they have the best restaurants Zizkov and Mala Strana has trendiest cafés and excellent restaurants in their neighbourhood. For cheap and tasty food Old Town and New Town are the best places to explore. To enjoy nightlife Vinohrady has the best pubs and clubs in the town.

If you are visiting Prague for the first time, it is best to stay in Oldtown as it is nearest to most of the attraction that you can cover by foot. If budget is not a constraint, then explore staying in Zizkov or Mala Strana

Make sure that you visit the local farmer’s market you will get to see the fresh produce and also eat freshly baked bread. 

Tip: Try the Czech beer in one of their local pubs.

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