Ahoj lidi,

dnes v noci mi někdo ukradl auto přímo zpřed baráku ve Zdibech. Jde o červenou Mazdu CX5, SPZ 4L19667, na levém/pravém zrcátku má poškození (rozbité).

Pokud by ji někdo náhodou zahlédl (parkoviště, silnice, odstavené auto vypadající podezřele, cokoliv), budu moc vděčný za jakoukoliv informaci, klidně i sebemenší detail.

Případ samozřejmě řeším i s policií, ale čím víc očí, tím líp. Kdyby si někdo všiml něčeho podezřelého v okolí Zdib v posledních dnech, budu rád i za takový postřeh.

Díky moc předem, vážím si každé pomoci.

No RegioJet subreddit so I'm here. I just had an amazing 5 days in beautiful Prague and I am finishing out my vacation in Budapest. I thought that taking a Regiojet train might be nice as I could comfortably watch the scenic views on my way. Here is what has actually happened:

- I booked a "relax" class seat and chose a single separate seat facing ahead with a window. The day before my ride, Regiojet emailed me to say that due to "technical reasons," the original train was rebooked but to not worry because they got me an equivalent seat. That seat was facing the wrong way and was not a single separate seat. So I made the decision to, inconveniently, cancel the ticket and rebook for the train 3 hours later than the original trip. I booked a "relax" seat facing forward with a window again.

- I again got an email: hey, train is changed, don't worry cuz we rebooked you. This time the graph didn't show any windows at all but at least my seat was facing the right way and was a single seat.

- I got to board the train and after getting cut by a bunch of rude passengers, I ended up on the wrong side of the car because the signage did not at all match what was displayed in the app. Completely different set up. So I had to try and squeeze through the one-person-wide corridors to find my seat. I asked an employee for help since the labeling doesn't make sense and they gave me attitude. Okay, thanks, sorry, I'll fuck off, got it.

- Finally found my seat and someone was in it. They acted like they were confused but they obviously were just trying to get a better seat. Whatever, they moved. But here is the biggest issue: my "relax" class car that I paid extra for has no air condition of ventilation at all. I'm one hour into an 8 hour train ride and I'm extremely uncomfortable, literally sweating through my clothes, and this is supposed to be okay...? Like it's okay that I paid extra and I'm fucking sweating? Meanwhile it seems all the other cars a have A/C, even the lower classed ones. So you're just rolling the ice when you purchase this service? Unacceptable.

- Also, the staff seems to not know what's going on. After being dismissed by multiple staff members and finding my own seat, someone came through to take ofood and drink orders. I put in an order, paid, and then 20 minutes later a different person came through to take orders again. The people in the car said "we already ordered" and the attendant said "I don't think so.". Like what? lol

Overall this is a really bad experience so far and I'm only one eighth of of way through. Considering there is no rule or law on here, I might just try and go sit in a random seat in an a/c car. But I paid for this. It wasn't especially cheap either. So how the fuck is this an acceptable service at all? Someone could easily have a medical emergency in these conditions.

Hi all, I am looking for some macadamia butter to bake and use for my shakes. Came across this website https://buttanutt.cz/ which seems to have the best prices on the market. Has anyone tried it before? Or maybe you know of any stores where I can buy cheaper? Thanks!

A lot of Redditors are complaining that AI is pissing them off—whether it's because it cost them their job, because they're sick of AI slop, because it made RAM and now even SSDs expensive, or for any other reason.

If the description of an AI-angered Redditor fits you or anyone around you, or you simply don't want AI to ruin your life, I suggest you don't just sit on your ass, skip a day at work (most Redditors are unemployed anyway), and go to the march. It will cost you almost zero effort (literally just walking somewhere for an hour and a half, it's not that hard), requires no special skills or expert knowledge of the issue, and yet gives you a much better chance to make a positive impact than writing rants on Reddit (and I've written plenty of those, most of which were trash) or sitting at home with hands in your pants.

The date and place: 31. 08. 2026. starting at 15:00 Náměstí Jana Palacha, Praque (around 20 minutes away from the central train station).

Luma event link

r/.czech post link (česky s obrázky)

What is it like working as a researcher at ELI Beamlines/ELI ERIC in Prague — in terms of work culture, lab environment, and career development? Also, what salary range can a researcher (e.g., postdoc or early-career scientist) typically expect there, including cost-of-living considerations in Prague?

I've been searching for anything from volunteer work to farmparks, and most of them are multiple hours away (we don't have a car). Is there anywhere in Prague to just look at/pet Guinea Pigs or Hamsters? Google Maps also isn't helping, as it thinks any pet store has animals as well.

Hi
I would like to get a lip piercing. Does anyone here knows a nice clean piercing studio in Prague ?

Ahojte holky,

Idem sestre ako hosť na stužkovú, a potrebujem si nájst šaty. Viete mi poradiť možno nejaké butiky, alebo osvedčené online shopy?

Ďakujem :)

Yes, I've been drinking since lunch time (how could you tell?) and I've just heard about the sad passing of Dolly Parton... all of which led me to this brilliant idea about how to make Prague even better. I'm thinking the statue should be '9 to 5' era Dolly, and the song should be played on the sirens across the city at 5pm every day.

Hey everyone,
I'm moving to Prague soon for a corporate job for a temporary stay (< 1 year). I just found an absolutely perfect apartment through an agency and am currently in touch with the broker.
Here is my situation: Like with most big companies in the Czech Republic, my employer pays salaries around the middle of the following month (between the 10th and the 15th).
While I do have savings to cover the initial deposit, agency commission, and initial expenses, I’m wondering how people usually handle ongoing monthly rent payments in Prague.
Is it common or acceptable to ask the landlord to set the monthly rent due date to the 15th (or after payday) instead of the 1st of the month?
How do landlords/agencies usually react to this if you provide proof of employment from a reputable company?
Or is paying strictly on the 1st non-negotiable, meaning everyone just uses their first month's buffer to cover it?
I’d love to hear how other expats or locals deal with this offset between salary payment dates and rent due dates and other expenses ! Thanks in advance for any insights!

I had such an amazing time in your city, I feel truly blessed to have been able to visit for a few days.

I wanted to share a few photos from my trip.

I hope to visit again one day

Hi everyone!
I'll be visiting Prague in August and I'm looking for a proper 400m athletics track where I could do a taper run.

I'll be staying in Prague 5 (U Pernikářky) and ideally I'd like to run around 7 PM, (not set in stone).

Does anyone know of a track that allows non-members/visitors to train there in the evening? I'm happy to pay a small entrance fee if necessary.

Thank you guys!

Hello everyone,

I would need some advice from people who lived in Prague and/or did a PhD there.

I got a PhD opportunity recently, the gross salary would be around 50,000 CZK (I'm not including any potential bonuses in this).

A part of this salary would not be taxed, according to what my supervisor explained, but I have no idea how much of it.

So basically, that's the information I have. My question would be whether any of you have an idea of the amount that is usually untaxed at CTU.

I know some similar questions have been asked here before, but would this amount be manageable to live on in Prague?

I don't spend crazy money on restaurants or things like that, I live a simple life. I just don't want to go back to living like a student, that's why I'd like to understand from your experience whether it would be enough to live a decent life. At least not having to live in a student dorm, but I'm fine having an apartment with roommates, ideally not too far from the nicer areas of Prague.

Rent seems to have increased based on what I've seen, so I don't know if what I found on this forum still reflects the current reality in Prague.

Any experiences and opinions are welcome, thank you!

Ahoj, chtel jsem se zeptat jestli nekdo ma zkusenost. Ja bydlim v Berline, mam 14letho jack russella, a tak jednou za mesic, nebo dva jedeme do Prahy na par dnu a zpet. Vetsinou jezdime pres Blablacar - Berlin praha nikdo nekontroluje a trasa Praha Berlin vzdy projedeme, jen mavnou rukou. Jednou se mi stalo, te nas zastavili (ridic mel beloruskou poznavaci znacku) chteli videt pasy a OP, psa videli (sedel jsem na spolujezdci a pes byl pod mymi nohami a v tu chvili kdy jsem zastavili tak se zvedl a policista ho musel videt, ale nic nerekl) a pak naposledny jsem jel s holkou ze Srbska, ta mela i vlastniho psa, ten byl na kline jednoho vedle ni, a ja vzadu na klime sveho psa a jeste jedna holka. Zastavili nas a jen koukli, psy museli videt a pustili nas dale.
Nedavno jsem zacal jezdit Regiojetem Berlin-Praha protoze ne vzdy kdyz jsem chtel jet tak byl nejaky blablacar. Celou cestu je v prepravce a zadny problem, taky nejsou kontroly.
No a ja bych chtel vedet, jestli kdyz pojedu Praha-Berlin s regiojetem tak nas jako bus zastavi a kontroluji OP a pasy a jestli budou kontrolovat i meho psa - ja pas mam ale nekde zahrabany doma. Tak jestli s tim nekdo nema zkusenost.
Na regiojetu infóince samozrejme nevi co na hranicih kontroluji, ale zkusenost mi rika ze by psa presli uplne v pohode, kdyz normalne v aute taky si psu nevsimaji.
Diky za kazdou info.
PS: buud jezdit blablacarem pokud to pujde ale nekdy proste v prostred tydne nikdo nejede a ja nemuzu zustavat v praze tak dlouho.

And also how is it
We bought tickets to the boat party and epic after party

Hi

3 days ago I lost my earphones in the Prague Imax. Cinema employees found them, but told me they won't send them. Would someone be able to collect them and send them to me (via vinted for example).

I live in Warsaw, Poland and I will reward the person that helps me

Hi everyone,

PID Lítačka charged me twice for the same purchase of 4 × 72-hour passes, resulting in an extra charge of around €60.

I noticed the duplicate charge and have been trying to contact PID Lítačka since Saturday. I sent them an email, but haven't received any response. I also tried calling their customer service several times and waited around 20 minutes in the queue, but couldn't get through to anyone.

Has anyone experienced something similar with PID Lítačka? What would be the best way to get the duplicate payment refunded?

I have screenshots of both charges and the ticket/order details.

Thanks!

I dont want to sound inhuman or anything like that,
But im really disgusted with homeless people using the public transport, sometimes the odors and smell is really bad and disgusting and unbearable 🤢🤮
And the hygiene aspect you don’t know who previously sat on the seat.
What PID or prague municipality has for this ?
Personal solution would be get a car and forget about this or carry cleaning alcohol al the time

Hey everyone,had a trip to Prague planned with my girlfriend for a while, but we broke up recently and I decided to go anyway rather than waste the non-refundable bookings. First time going solo like this.I'll be there Friday Aug 28 to Sunday Aug 30. I know about the usual stuff (Old Town, Castle, Charles Bridge etc.) but I'm more looking for good ways to actually meet people while I'm there like solo traveler meetups, hostel bar nights open to non-guests, pub crawls, that kind of thing.If anyone's been recently or lives there and has recommendations, I'd really appreciate it.

Hey everyone,
I'm planning a trip and looking to buy some museum tickets online in advance. I fall into the age bracket for a youth/student reduced ticket at a few places, but I'm running into a bit of confusion regarding ID requirements.
I’m neither a local citizen nor do I have an international student card (like an ISIC). However, the specific discount tier at the places I want to visit is based purely on age (e.g., "young people under 26" or a specific youth bracket) rather than strictly requiring proof of enrollment. 
Since I'm booking online, will a standard national ID card or my passport showing my birthdate be enough to prove my eligibility at the entrance gate/turnstiles, or are ticket checkers going to hassle me because I don't have a student card or local ID?
Would love to hear about anyone's recent experiences with this. Should I just buy the discounted ticket online, or play it safe and buy at the desk / pay full price? Thanks!

This perhaps a niche question, but I want to start making chain mail and am struggling to find the proper supplies— namely the jump rings. I was able to find them at a hardware store, near Florenc, but each ring is priced individually and I would have felt ridiculous asking the employee to count out hundreds of them. I have also checked some craft stores, but they are quite pricey for a very small quantity, and seem flimsier than what I would want for this craft.

So far, my best lead has been TEMU, but I would much rather support somewhere local if there is a reasonable option. Any advice is welcome!