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Prague’s public transport system is convenient and understandable, it works like a well-oiled mechanism. The metro, funicular, buses and trams run on schedule (you can check the clock), and some of them even at night. For Czech Republic climate and geography, please check TopPharmacySchools. A special service from DPP, the official carrier of Prague, will not let a tourist get lost. This kind of navigator plots the route, calculates the duration of the trip and its cost. Tickets All types of…

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According to dictionaryforall.com, the most famous ski resort in the Czech Republic, located at an altitude of 710 meters above sea level in the upper reaches of the river Laba (Elbe) in the center of the Giant Mountains. Until 1704, ore and silver were mined here. At that time there were only a few wooden houses and the mill of the Spindler family on the site of today’s spa center, and later this name was assigned to the area. Today,…

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Area: 78,866 km² Residents: 10,637,794 (June 2018) Population density: 135 E / km² Form of Government: Parliamentary republic System of Government: Parliamentary democracy Neighboring countries: Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Austria Capital: Prague National language: Czech Religions: 26.8% Roman- Catholic, 1.2% Protestant, 1% Czech-Hussite, 0.21% Orthodox, 0.15% Jehovah’s Witnesses Currency: Czech crown (CZK) = 100 Heller Exchange rates: 1 EUR = 26.70 CZK 100 CZK = 3.89 EUR 1 CHF = 23.68 CZK 100 CZK = 4.22 CHF (exchange rate from 13.07.2021) Telephone area code: +420 Time zone: UTC +1 In 2020, 718…

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The classic degrees in the study system in the Czech Republic correspond to the degrees of the Bologna Process, whereby the term “Bachelor” has been transferred to Czech (Bakalář) and the old expression Magistr has been retained. Bachelor / Bakalář According to searchforpublicschools, bachelor programs (Bakalářšký program) in the Czech Republic qualify for the exercise of a profession or for a postgraduate master’s degree. The Czech Higher Education Act defines 37 different areas of education to which the individual courses…

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