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Need a break from Prague’s busy streets? 🌿 Prague Botanical Garden is spread across a large hillside above the Vltava and is a good choice when you want a slower day with plenty of space to explore. 💡 Good to know before you go: • The garden is located next to Prague Zoo, so you can easily combine both in one day. • Allow at least 2–3 hours if you want to see more than just the main highlights. • Some parts of the garden are outdoors, so comfortable shoes and sun protection are useful in summer. • The garden hosts seasonal exhibitions and events, so check the programme before your visit. • You can get to Troja by public transport from the city centre, with the final part of the journey usually by bus. If you have already seen Prague’s main sights, this is an easy way to spend a quieter summer afternoon away from the crowds. 🌱 #SummerTips #PragueBotanicalGarden #Troja #StudyInPrague #VSEInternationalStudents

Orientation Week is a chance to get to know the campus, meet other incoming students and prepare for the semester ahead. During the week, you can look forward to sessions and activities such as Culture Shock, Sports, Welcome Ceremony, Team Game and more. The full Orientation Week schedule will be published next week, so keep an eye on our profile and save the dates. 💙 #VSEInternationalStudents #VSE #OrientationWeek #ExchangeStudents #StudyInPrague

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Not sure where to shop in Prague? 🛍️ We’ve gathered some useful places for all your everyday needs - from supermarkets and drugstores to pharmacies, home essentials, and electronics... Here’s your quick guide to shopping in Prague! 🇨🇿✨ Looking for groceries in Prague? You’ll find plenty of options depending on what you need. Lidl and Penny are great choices if you’re shopping on a budget, while Albert and Billa are convenient for everyday essentials. Kaufland, Tesco and Globus offer a wider selection and plenty of options at different price points. If you prefer to shop from home, Rohlík.cz and Košík.cz deliver groceries directly to your door or to a pick-up point. 💡 Student tip: Check weekly deals before you shop and join the stores’ loyalty programmes: Lidl Plus, Můj Albert, Tesco Clubcard, Kaufland Card or Billa Klub - for extra discounts and special offers. For beauty, hygiene and personal care, you can find everything from everyday basics to cosmetics at DM, Rossmann, Teta, Notino and Normal. For medicines and pharmacy products, check out Dr. Max, BENU, Pilulka or Lékárna.cz. The online options can be especially convenient when you want to order from home. Whether you need furniture, kitchen basics or just a few things to make your room feel like home, Prague has plenty of options. For furniture and home basics, check out IKEA, JYSK, XXXLutz, Sconto, ASKO and Möbelix. They offer everything from beds and storage to bedding and other household essentials. For decor and smaller finds, Action, Pepco, Flying Tiger, TEDi and KiK are great places to browse for affordable decorations, storage, kitchen accessories and other little extras. ✨ Need a new laptop, headphones, small appliances or other electronics for your home or university? Alza, Datart, Planeo and Smarty are some of the main places to check out for electronics in Prague. Alza originally started out as an electronics retailer, but today you can find almost everything there - from electronics and tech accessories to household items and much more. They also have AlzaBoxes all around Prague, making it easy to pick up your order whenever it suits you. 📦 💡 Student tip: Before buying, comp

September in Prague brings the best of late summer and early autumn together 🍂✨ Expect a month full of culture, creativity, history, music, and plenty of opportunities to discover something new. From hidden corners of Prague and contemporary art to food, wine, theatre, science, and major sporting events, there’s a lot happening as the city gets back into its autumn rhythm. Check our Stories for the events worth putting on your September list 👀🏙️ #septemberinprague #studyinprague #vseinternationalstudents #autumnvibes

Looking for a quick stop with a bit more meaning behind it? 🎨 The Lennon Wall became an important place of expression during the communist era, when people started leaving messages inspired by John Lennon, peace and resistance. Over the years, it has developed into one of Prague’s best-known street art landmarks. 💡 Good to know before you go: • You’ll find it on Velkopřevorské náměstí, just a few minutes from Charles Bridge. • It’s free to visit and accessible at any time. • If you want to leave your own message, use chalk, pencil or marker rather than spray paint. • It’s a relatively small spot, so you can easily include it in a walk through Malá Strana, Kampa or along the Vltava. • Early morning is usually a better time if you want to avoid larger crowds. A small stop, but one with a unique place in Prague’s modern history. ✌️ #SummerTips #LennonWall #Prague #MalaStrana #StudyInPrague #VSEInternationalStudents