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Planning your trip to ICT Summit Prague 2025?

Here’s everything you need to know for 18–19 September 2025.

📍 Venue & Times

Faculty of Civil Engineering, ČVUT (Thákurova 7, Praha 6 — Dejvická)

  • Badge collection & check-in: 07:45
  • Sessions start: 08:20

🏨 Where to Stay

Prague offers hundreds of hotels and apartments across all price ranges — from budget hostels to luxury suites. The key is location:

  • Stay close to Metro Line A (green line) — especially Dejvická or anywhere in the city center.
  • Prague’s excellent tram network also makes it easy to get around, even if your hotel is farther out.

🛤️ Getting Around

  • Metro: Dejvická station (Line A) is a 5-minute walk from the venue.
  • Airport transfer: about 30 minutes — trolleybus to the metro, then a few stops on Line A.
  • Parking: National Technical Library (NTK), ~1 minute walk.
🎟️ Public Transport Tickets
30 min: 30 CZK (~€1.20) • 90 min: 40 CZK (~€1.60) • 24 h: 120 CZK (~€4.80) • 72 h: 330 CZK (~€13)

Where to buy:
  • 🚋 In trams: ticket machines inside (card payment).
  • 🚍 Airport stops: yellow vending machines at trolleybus stops (card/coins).
  • 🚇 Metro: vending machines in station vestibules (entrance halls).
⚠️ Don’t forget to validate your ticket at the start of your journey (yellow stamping machines). Inspectors are active, and fines are high.

📡 On Site

  • Free WiFi throughout the venue.
  • Lunch and coffee breaks included for all registered attendees.
  • Badge pick-up required at entry.

💡 Practical Tips

  • Currency: CZK. Cards accepted almost everywhere; carry a little cash for small shops.
  • Weather: September ~12–23 °C — bring a light jacket.
  • Power: European plug type E, 230V (UK/US visitors may need an adapter).
  • Language: Conference in English; “Dobrý den” (hello) is always appreciated.
  • Ride-share: Uber and Bolt are widely available.

📄 Your Pocket Guide to Prague

We’ve prepared a short guide with maps, transport details, and local tips.

Download the Guide (PDF)

Or simply scan the QR code in the video/post to save it instantly.

🚨 Emergency: dial 112

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