beer (0,5l) 20-30 CZK; cheese (100g) 20-40 CZK; ham (100g) 20-40 CZK; yoghurt (200g) 12-20 CZK; banana (1kg) 40-60 CZK; Cheap Eats in Prague. Discovering affordable dining options in Prague is a delightful experience, especially when you focus on its diverse international food scene. An evening of fine dining for two in a mid-range restaurant in the city center can cost around 800 CZK. A bottle of beer costs around 43 to 50 CZK, while you can get a cup of cappuccino for 56 CZK. Prague street food prices are relatively very cheap when compared to actual restaurants. However, most people still prefer to eat in the restaurants. Great atmosphere, great beer - if you know how to tap it right, if you don't - they'll do it for you. Variety of food, all kind of cheeses, goulash, nachos.. all sort of stuff. Until 18:00 cheaper beer - one of the cheapest Pilsners in town. I'm there as often as at home, and I'm loving it. Prague is poised to knock it off its suds-soaked throne, however, not just because of its illustrious brewing history (the original Budweiser, called Budvar -- from Prague), but also because this Summer | Summer (June, July, and August) is the peak tourist season in Europe, and Prague sees hordes of tourists showing up to enjoy the city’s warm temperatures. During the summer, Prague temperatures can reach as high as 40°C (104°F). Autumn | Autumn temperatures in Prague are quite unpredictable. As the city moves from summer to winter Local trains leaving Prague’s central station are very affordable. A 40-minute trip will get you to Karlštejn Castle, with return tickets costing the equivalent of around £5. Entrance to the castle grounds is free, but if you want to see the inside of the castle you’ll have to join a guided tour. Tatiana at Dusní 1 (tel. 224-813-723; www.tatiana.cz) is less sensible, more elegant, and much more expensive. It's open Monday to Friday from 10am to 7pm and Saturday from 11am to 4pm. Wine & Beer -- Wine, beer, and Becherovka are sold in shops all over Prague, but one of the cheapest places to buy them is Tesco. Cost: The cheap beer makes Prague much more affordable than other cities, but accommodation in the heart of the action can still be expensive. Hamburg The German port city of Hamburg is one of Europe’s hottest stag do destinations. Beer Spa Prague Bernard. Beer spa is another popular place, where beer lovers in Prague go. The best is Beer Spa Prague Bernard. Great locations – near Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. Duration: 90 – 120 minutes; Unlimited beer consumption; Book here: Beer Spa Prague Bernard; You can read this personal experience from Prague beer spa Accommodation Budget in Prague Average Daily Costs. Calculated from travelers like you. The average price paid for one person for accommodation in Prague is $71 (Kč1,588). For two people sharing a typical double-occupancy hotel room, the average price paid for a hotel room in Prague is $142 (Kč3,176). UGJL.