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  • Vegetable Market (Zelný trh) in Brno

    Weekly markets are a staple of Czech street life. The , the Havelská Market in Prague , and the Smetana Market in Olomouc offer fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and live music. Seasonal pop‑up events—like the “Winter Lights” installations on Charles Bridge—turn ordinary streets into immersive experiences.

    • Trams: The backbone of Czech urban transit. Prague’s tram network is one of the most extensive in Europe, and many historic routes pass through pedestrian‑only streets, making it easy to hop on and off without a car.
    • Bike‑Sharing: Systems like Rekola and Nextbike place docking stations on major avenues, encouraging eco‑friendly travel.
    • Pedestrian Zones: The Old Town in Prague, the historic centre of Český Krumlov, and parts of Brno’s city centre are car‑free, allowing you to explore at a leisurely pace.
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    • Check Official Sources: Many documentaries, travel series, and city‑promotion videos are legally available on platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, or the Czech Tourism Board’s website.
    • Streaming Services: Some Czech travel documentaries are licensed to services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or Czech‑based streaming sites (e.g., iVysílání).
    • Public Libraries & Cultural Centers: Municipal libraries in Prague, Brno, and other cities often hold physical or digital copies of locally produced films that can be borrowed for free with a library card.

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    • Trams: The backbone of Czech urban transit. Prague’s tram network is one of the most extensive in Europe, and many historic routes pass through pedestrian‑only streets, making it easy to hop on and off without a car.
    • Bike‑Sharing: Systems like Rekola and Nextbike place docking stations on major avenues, encouraging eco‑friendly travel.
    • Pedestrian Zones: The Old Town in Prague, the historic centre of Český Krumlov, and parts of Brno’s city centre are car‑free, allowing you to explore at a leisurely pace.