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This information is to assist you with reserving your apartment.

  • first, PLEASE CHECK OUR CALENDAR to make sure your dates are free for rental!
  • IF YOUR TRAVEL DATES ARE FREE ON THE CALENDAR,YOU CAN BOOK DIRECTly, here on our website
  • IF your dates are NOT free, CONTACT US for more information, EACH APARTMENT HAS ITS OWN CALENDAR.
  • CLICK BOOK ONLINE and read through our termas and conditions
  • if you are happy, click "accept" to PAY ONLINE - WE ONLY REQUIRE A DEPOSIT OF ONE NIGHT
  • select which apartment you want to reserve (there are two options - yellow buttons)
  • don't forget to enter your flight number and arrival date
  • once paid, wAIT FOR yOUR E-MAIL CONFIRMATION and receipt
  • please let us know your arrival TIME by e-mail so we can arrange key collection and welcome you
  • Send us your telephone number so we can call if there are any problems

    On arrival in PRAGUE

  • you will meet the Property Manager either AT THE AIRPORT or the APARTMENT as agreed in advance
  • you will receive the APARTMENT KEYS and any required INFORMATION ON PRAGUE
  • you will also be shown how any electrical items work and how to get help for breakages etc

    After your stay

  • we would be much obliged if you could fill in the respective online FEEDBACK FORMS

    We wish you a safe trip and a pleasant experiences with our company
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Reservation enquiries: please use the form below as we have had to disable the e-mail previously advertised following excessive spam. alternatively please call

Marvin on +44 7786 390 930

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Czech Republic's national holidays and festivals

Public holidays in the Czech Republic - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Date English Name Local Name Remarks
1 January
Restoration of the Czech Independence Day; New Year's Day
Den obnovy samostatného ceského státu; Nový rok
The independent Czech Republic was created in 1993, after dissolution of Czechoslovakia.
March, April
Easter Monday
Velikonocní pondelí
Easter is celebrated for two days (Sunday and Monday) in the Czech Republic
1 May
Labour Day
Svátek práce
 
8 May
Liberation Day
Den osvobození 1945,
the end of European part of the World War II
5 July
Saints Cyril and Methodius Day
Den slovanských verozvestu Cyrila a Metodeje
In 863, Church teachers SS. Cyril (Constantine) and Metodej (Methodius) came to Great Moravia to propagate Christian faith.
6 July
Jan Hus Day
Den upálení mistra Jana Husa
The religious reformer Jan Hus was burned at the stake in 1415.
28 September
St. Wenceslas Day (Czech Statehood Day)
Den ceské státnosti
In 935, St. Wenceslas, the then patron of the Czech State, was murdered by his brother.
28 October
Independent Czechoslovak State Day
Den vzniku samostatného ceskoslovenského státu
Creation of Czechoslovakia in 1918.
17 November
Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
Den boje za svobodu a demokracii
Commemorating the student demonstration against Nazi occupation in 1939, and the demonstration in 1989 that started the Velvet Revolution.
24 December
Christmas Eve
Štedrý den
Christmas is celebrated on Christmas Eve.
25 December
Christmas Day
1. svátek vánocní
26 December
St. Stephen's Day
2. svátek vánocní
(Czech: "The Second Christmas Day")

Retrieved from "Wikipedia"
Categories: Public holidays by country | Czech society | Czech culture
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