Travel to Czech Republic

Streetwise Prague (Streetwise)

Format: Map
Author: Streetwise Maps
ReleaseDate: 01 July, 2001
Publisher: Streetwise Maps
Rating:

Great for 'streetwalking'
Lightweight, laminated (waterproof), pocket-sized, and with almost all the detail that most visitors need. There are maps with even more detail, but this map is an essential. Fully-opened, it is still small, unobtrusive, and easy to use. A handy gazeteer lists many streets and monuments, with map grid locations. There are some very tiny streets/alleys that are hard to make out, but that is true for almost any
pocket-sized folding map. I buy a Streetwise for any city destination.

Map of Prague
We used it every day. Worked out perfectly for our recent trip to Prague.

OK, but not as your only resource
However, I ended up referring to other maps as well to verify where I was going. This map is convienient (like the others in the series) because you can fold it in half and stick it in your pocket without it getting all ripped up. The Prague map is particularly inconvenient in that it divides the Stare Mesto (the central area where most tourists spend their time) in half, such that I frequently had to turn it over as I traced my path.

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