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Photo Tips
Most photogenic places and sceneries
The most photogenic places: The views of Charles Bridge with Prague Castle are among the most photogenic in the Czech Republic. The famous locality is also Bohemian Switzerland early in the morning when the remnants of fog roll over the hills. The most photogenic scenery: In general, the photos depicting the famous rock towns headed by the Pravčická dome are very nice.
People photoshoot
Especially interesting are folklore festivals, where you can see and photograph the inhabitants in the original folk costumes.
How to speak here
Official language: Czech Other languages: Moravian and Silesian are spoken in Moravia and Silesia – but the languages are unofficial with elements of Slovak and Polish. World languages: You can speak English here at least in part, and a little less German. The older generation speaks Russian. Font: Latin.
Population
The Czech Republic, with its 10.5 million inhabitants, is one of the smaller countries. The population density is average, but you will not find many places where you would be far from civilization. Nation: Czechs (unofficially also Moravian and Silesian peoples) Others: there are relatively large minorities of Slovaks, Ukrainians and Vietnamese / all immigrants for work / and a difficult to count, large group of Roma.
Religion
In general, the country is among the most atheistic in the world. However, there are deep-rooted Christian traditions and holidays. Main religion: Most believers belong to the Roman Catholic Church. Other religions: the remnant of the medieval Hussite movement is the Czechoslovak Hussite Church
Local time
GMT: the time shift is +1: 00 hours in winter compared to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) and in summer + 2: 00 hours
Electrical sockets
Volts: 230V Frequency: 50Hz Socket type: C / E
