Name: 布拉格旅遊必看：拒當冤大頭！15 個避坑指南與建議（15 Things I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Prague ????????）
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Prague is one of those cities that looks like it's straight out of a fairy tale.

布拉格是那種美得像童話故事裡走出來的城市。

The cobblestone streets, the castle on the hill, the bridges over the river.

鵝卵石街道、山丘上的城堡、河上的橋樑。

But there are also so many things about Prague that tourists just don't know.

但布拉格也有很多遊客不知道的事情。

Scams to avoid hidden costs, cultural quirks that'll catch you off guard.

像是要避開的詐騙、隱藏的費用，還有會讓你措手不及的文化差異。

So here are some of the things I wish I had known before visiting Prague in Eastern Europe.

所以，這是我在造訪東歐的布拉格之前，希望自己知道的一些事情。

Czechs will correct you on this fast, and, you know they are right.

捷克人會很快糾正你，而且，你知道他們說得對。

But on the other hand, I get it, because Prague does feel a bit more unregulated and wild compared to some other Central European cities.

但另一方面，我懂，因為跟一些中歐城市比起來，布拉格確實感覺比較不受規範、比較狂野。

You know, you got weed shops on every corner, sketchy currency exchanges, and taxi drivers constantly trying to scam you.

你知道，到處都是大麻店、可疑的貨幣兌換處，還有計程車司機一直在想辦法騙你。

So it's got that slightly chaotic energy.

所以，它有那種稍微有點混亂的能量。

But geographically and culturally, it's Central Europe, so don't call it Eastern Europe to a local, unless you want a lecture.

但從地理和文化上來說，它是中歐，所以別跟當地人說它是東歐，除非你想聽一堂課。

You'll see these everywhere in the Old Town.

你在舊城區到處都會看到這些。

Those spiral pastries that smell like cinnamon heaven.

那些聞起來像肉桂天堂的螺旋狀糕點。

They look perfect on Instagram, and tourists seem to be obsessed with them.

它們在 Instagram 上看起來很完美，遊客們似乎對它們著迷。

It's actually from Romania or Hungary, I think.

我認為它其實是來自羅馬尼亞或匈牙利。

It's just been marketed as, you know, traditional Czech.

它只是被宣傳成，你知道的，傳統捷克食物。

But it's quite a new thing in Prague, actually.

但其實它在布拉格是個挺新的東西。

So if you want some real Czech food, skip the Tsrdelnik and try something actually Czech instead.

所以如果你想吃真正的捷克食物，就跳過 Tsrdelnik，改吃真正道地的捷克料理吧。

Prague, and Czech Republic in general, uses Czech crowns, not Euros.

布拉格，以及整個捷克共和國，使用的是捷克克朗，不是歐元。

And this is where it gets a bit dangerous.

而這就是事情變得有點危險的地方。

You know, never ever exchange money on the street, even if people look nice, because you will probably get approached by people offering great rates, and if you use them, you'll end up with worthless Belarusian rubles or old Hungarian currency.

你知道，絕對不要在街上換錢，就算對方看起來很友善，因為你很可能會被提供超優惠匯率的人搭訕，如果你用了，最後只會拿到價值不高的白俄羅斯盧布或舊匈牙利貨幣。

So a pro tip, just use ATMs from actual Czech banks.

所以一個小撇步，直接使用真正的捷克銀行提款機。

That way you won't get scammed or honestly, you know, just pay by card.

這樣你就不會被騙了，或者說，老實說，你也可以直接刷卡付費。

I haven't really used check Czech Crown since I was there in 2017 or something like that.

自從我 2017 年左右去過那裡之後，我就沒怎麼用過捷克克朗了。

I just use my phone with Apple pay all the time.

So as far as I understand, tipping is kind of expected in Prague, maybe around 10%.

所以照我理解，在布拉格給小費是蠻普遍的，大概 10% 左右。

And it's actually illegal for restaurants to automatically add a service chart to your bill, but some places still do it, especially in touristy areas.

其實餐廳是不能在帳單上自動加服務費的，但有些地方還是會這樣做，尤其是在觀光區。

So always check your receipt before you tip extra.

所以給額外小費前，一定要檢查一下帳單。

Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock.

查理大橋、舊城廣場、天文鐘。

They're all stunning and well worth a visit.

這些地方都很美，而且很值得去。

But they're also packed with Tourists shoulder to shoulder.

但同時也擠滿了人潮，肩並肩的。

So if you walk just a couple of minutes away from the main bits of Old Town in any direction, you.

所以只要往舊城區主要景點外圍走幾分鐘，往任何方向。

你就會發現一個比較正常的布拉格。

You know, locals going about their day, affordable restaurants, cool cafes where locals actually hang out.

你知道嗎，當地人過著自己的生活，有平價的餐廳，還有當地人常去的特色咖啡廳。

And I'd highly recommend heading out to neighborhoods like Kalin Siskov or Holovice.

我非常推薦你們去像 Kalin Siskov 或 Holovice 這些區域逛逛。

This is where people from Prague actually hang out.

這裡才是布拉格當地人真正會去的地方。

So if you want to experience something a bit different than the Old Town, just head outside of that little touristy zone.

所以如果你想體驗跟舊城區不一樣的感覺，只要離開那個觀光客聚集的小區域就好。

And Czechs drink more beer per capita than any other country in the world.

而且捷克人是世界上啤酒飲用量最高的人。

And I kind of get that because the beer here is 10 out of 10.

我有點懂了，因為這裡的啤酒真的太好喝了，滿分十分。

But an important mistake that tourists make all the time is that here in the Czech Republic, when you get your pilsner, that massive foam is actually supposed to be there.

但是遊客常常會犯一個重要的錯誤，就是在捷克，你點的皮爾森啤酒，上面那層厚厚的保麗龍是應該要有的。

It's not a bad bartender, it's how it's supposed to get served.

這不是酒保的問題，而是它本來就應該這樣上桌。

So it's a sign that the beer was actually poured correctly.

所以這代表啤酒是正確倒出來的。

Here in Prague, Everyone seems to put the Wenceslas Square on their itinerary because it's famous.

在布拉格，大家好像都會把瓦茲拉夫廣場排進行程，因為它很有名。

But honestly, it's just a big commercial boulevard basically with a McDonald's and trnik stands.

但老實說，它基本上就是一個很大的商業大道，有麥當勞和煙囪捲攤販。

It's fine, I guess, but just don't go out of your way to see it.

還可以啦，但別特地繞路去看。

If you're passing by foreign, you'll see shops advertising cannabis and weed everywhere, especially in the Old Town.

如果你在國外，你會看到到處都有商店在廣告大麻和雜草，尤其是在舊城區。

But they don't actually sell weed because that's not legal around here.

但他們其實不賣大麻，因為這裡不合法。

They sell synthetic stuff, you know, so it's basically just sketchy chemical substances that have made people very ill. And it's actually not supposed to be eaten.

他們賣的是合成的東西，你知道的，基本上就是一些讓人生病的劣質化學物質。而且其實不應該吃。

I think on the back of it it says in Czech, of course, that it's only, you know, for display purposes, so maybe just don't buy it.

我想後面有捷克文寫著，當然，只是展示用的，所以也許別買了。

So you're in the Old Town, you want a bottle of water or a snack, don't go into those touristy mini markets around the Old Town square or anywhere in the Old Town, actually.

所以你在舊城區，想買瓶水或點心，別去舊城區廣場周圍或舊城區任何地方的觀光迷你商店。

You know, a bottle of water that cost maybe 15 Czech crowns at a normal supermarket will be five or 10 times that in the touristy shops.

你知道的，一瓶在一般超市可能賣15克朗的水，在觀光商店會是它的五到十倍價。

所以改去 Lidl、Albert 或 Bila 吧。

There are plenty around the city and the prices here are normal and we are not in Eastern Europe.

市區有很多間，這裡的價格很正常，我們不是在東歐。

But the prices are way lower here in the Czech Republic compared to France or Germany or Copenhagen.

但跟法國、德國或哥本哈根比起來，這裡捷克的物價低很多。

Prague's metro Trams and buses are clean and efficient and it's honestly ridiculously affordable.

布拉格的捷運、電車和公車都很乾淨有效率，而且說實話，非常便宜。

For example, you can get from the airport to the city center on public transport for like 40 Czech crowns and the taxi will cost 10 times that.

舉例來說，你搭大眾運輸從機場到市中心大概只要40克朗，計程車會是十倍價。

So just download the Pitlitaka app to buy tickets on your phone.

所以下載 Pitlitaka app，用手機買票就好。

E scooters are everywhere and tourists love them, but locals really hate them because of those narrow cobblestone streets.

電動滑板車隨處可見，觀光客很愛，但當地人因為狹窄的鵝卵石街道，其實很討厭它們。

They aren't really designed for speeding around on an E scooter.

電動滑板車其實不太適合在上面衝刺。

Honestly, it's kind of dangerous both for you and pedestrians and locals.

說真的，這樣對你、對行人還有當地人來說，都有點危險。

You'll see much more of the city that way anyways.

反正這樣更能讓你看到更多城市風景。

Prague is one of the safest cities in Europe.

布拉格是歐洲最安全的城市之一。

Violent crime here is super rare, but of course pickpockets are everywhere, especially on the Charles Bridge, in the Old Town, around the Old Town Square and on public transport, I guess.

這裡的暴力犯罪超級罕見，但扒手當然到處都是，尤其是在查理大橋、舊城區、舊城廣場周邊還有大眾運輸上，我想。

So keep your bag zipped or phone in your front pocket.

所以把包包拉鍊拉好，或是手機放在前面口袋。

Prague isn't different from any other European capital city.

布拉格跟其他歐洲首都沒什麼兩樣。

It's stunning, it's iconic, it's historic and absolutely worth seeing and everybody knows that.

它很美、很經典、很有歷史，絕對值得一看，大家都知道。

And it's also where you cross over from the Old Town to Malastrana.

這裡也是你從舊城區走到小城區的過河點。

If you've seen my where to Stay video up there, you will know that these are two of the best areas.

如果你看過我上面的住宿地點介紹影片，就知道這兩個區域是最好的。

So around here you will be shoulder to shoulder with other tourists.

所以這附近你會跟其他遊客擠得水洩不通。

But if you get there around sunrise or sunset, like 6 to 7am or right before dark in the evening, it's a different story.

但如果你選在日出或日落的時候來，像是早上六七點，或是傍晚天黑前，情況就完全不同了。

So I'd highly recommend if, if you're up for it, set your alarm early.

所以強烈推薦，如果你願意的話，把鬧鐘設早一點。

I would say Prague is amazing all year round, but it's gorgeous in late spring and early fall.

我會說布拉格一年四季都很棒，但春夏之交和初秋的時候最美。

So, you know, maybe May, June and September would be ideal because the weather is great and it is slightly less crowded than peak summer season because summer in Prague, it's gorgeous and you can be outside in all the nice beer gardens, but it's also just packed.

所以，你知道的，也許五月、六月和九月會是理想的月份，因為天氣很好，而且比夏季高峰期人少一點，因為布拉格的夏天很美，你可以在漂亮的啤酒花園裡享受戶外時光，但人也真的很多。

Winter is freezing, but of course quite magical with all the Christmas markets and how long should you spend in Prague?

冬天很冷，但當然，聖誕市集非常迷人，那在布拉格要待多久呢？

I'll probably say around three to four days.

That's perfect to see the city properly and, you know, get outside of the tourist zone any less, I think you will feel a bit rushed.

這樣才能好好地看看這個城市，你知道的，離開觀光區，我覺得待更少時間會有點趕。

Now if you're planning a trip to Prague, you need to watch honest guide on YouTube.

現在，如果你正計畫去布拉格旅行，你一定要看 YouTube 上的 Honest Guide 頻道。

It's run by these two Czech guys and they expose every scam, every tourist trap and just give you the perfect local, real local perspective on things.

這是由兩位捷克人經營的，他們揭露了所有詐騙、所有觀光陷阱，並給你最道地的、真正的在地觀點。

And their videos are funny, helpful and just super cool.

他們的影片很有趣、實用，而且超讚。

So of course, watch all my videos first, but then go watch a few of theirs too.

所以當然，先看我的影片，然後也去看他們幾部影片。

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