The beautiful metropolis of Czech Republic. It is really one of the best places on earth to live in, visit and also to study. It is a very popular tourist destination. The city is both an aesthetic marvel as it is an exhilarating rollercoaster. There’s something here for everyone.
The past decade has seen a large influx of foreign students looking to take advantage of the excellent level of education in this historic city. The history alone is enough reason to study here but the grossly affordable cost of living and warmth cheer of the Czech people provide further allure for international students seeking a home away from home.
Any student coming to study in Prague has every right to feel excited because this city offers opportunities and experiences that very few other places in the world can boast of.
The amazing architecure never stops to wow you
While studying in the city, you’ll have the time and freedom to explore the many historic sites Prague has to offer. You’ll find well known places, like the Prague Castle (Prazsky Hrad) which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the largest castles in the world. You can also visit the Charles Bridge (Karluv Most) which crosses the river Vltava. The Astronomical Clock at Prague Old Town Hall is also an absolute must see while studying in Prague. Prague’s Old Town Square (Staromestske Namesti) is also another popular marvel in the city It has buildings from each era, including Baroque, the Gothic and Romanesque architecture. There are sightseeing options for everyone in Prague so do not be afraid to go out and explore this city.
The local Czech cuisine is also really amazing. The food, beer and winery options are important things any international student should look forward to trying. Prague boasts of several exquisite restaurants and much homely setups as well. This means there is an assorted line-up of options for the international student looking to wet his appetite. For your stay in Prague make sure to check out the beef steak tartare, the Wiener sausage, the schnitzel with potato salad is an absolute must as well and finally you should also try the Goulash; a thick beef stew served with dumplings.
It is also extremely easy to pick up bits of the language as one spends more time in the city. You will soon find yourself dishing out phrases and slangs in the Czech language that will sure put a smile on the faces of the locals.
Prague the 14th largest city in the European Union (EU) and is very centrally located in Europe. Prague is only 5 hours away by train from Berlin, 1 hour away from Brussels by plane; Prague is literally touching distance away from other amazing cities in Europe. International students can take advantage of this proximity and visit these other cities to ensure the study experience is one to remember.
Prague at dusk- by the Vltava river
So gear up and get ready for your time studying in Prague. These are just some ways your study abroad experience can be more amazing; there are numerous other fascinating experiences and facts you will discover once you begin your study here in Prague.
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