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Registrace a platba

Ot.: Jak zjistím, zda jsem řádně přihlášený?

Odp.: Bohužel, vzhledem ke způsobu, kterým provádíme registraci, není možné, abyste si vaši registraci ověřili. Pokud vám na tom opravdu záleží, zeptejte se na adrese opensuse-conference@opensuse.org nebo přímo jednoho ze členů týmu.

Ot.: Při registraci jsem uvedl/zapomněl uvést, že chci podpořit konferenci. Mohu to změnit?

Odp.: Pokud byste rádi podpořili konferenci, ale neuvedli jste to v registraci, jednoduše se zaregistrujte znovu. To stejné proveďte v případě, že jste se ohledně podpory rozmysleli - proveďte registraci znovu. V případě zdvojené registrace budeme brát zřetel na tu poslední. Pokud jste omylem obdrželi e-mail s informacemi o platbě, dejte nám vědět, pokud platit nechcete.

Ot.: Zaregistroval jsem se s tím, že chci podpořit konferenci. Jakým způsobem budu platit?

Odp.: Na věcech kolem plateb ještě pracujeme, jakmile vše připravíme, dostanete e-mail s podrobnostmi. Děkujeme za vaši podporu.

Ot.: Jsem přednášející, měl bych se registrovat?

Odp.: Tak určitě! My pro ty, kdo se registrovali, jenom rezervujeme jídlo, odznaky, místa na párty atd., takže pokud jste člověk jako my a občas se potřebujete najíst, je doporučeno se zaregistrovat.

Ot.: Zaregistroval jsem se, ale nemohu přijít, můžete mou registraci zrušit?

Odp.: Bohužel, náš registrační systém není takto flexibilní. Věříme, že vám nebude vadit, když obdržíte pár e-mailů a po konferenci slibujeme, že vše vymažeme!

Travelling Information

Q: Do I need a passport?

A: Czech Republic is member of the European Union and belongs to Schengen area. This means that you can enter the country with your European ID if you come from a european country, otherwise you need a valid passport and possibly a VISA.

Q: What is the currency used in Czech Republic (CZ)? / Do they accept Euros?

A: CZ uses Czech Crowns and not Euros. Although Euros are accepted in most places, it is better to exchange some money beforehand, in order to avoid disadvantageous exchange rates.

Q: How much is the exchange rate?

A: = ~25 CZK. There are also android applications for exchange rates: "Exchange Rates" and "Easy Currency Converter".

Q: Where can I exchange money to CZK?

A: Always check the exchange rate offered. Usually they will give you 0,50 CZK below official exchange rate.

Some places usually offering good exchange rates:

• Mango Change - center, close to the Václavské náměstí (Wenceslas Square)
• Huspak Exchange - center, close to Národní třída
• eXchange - center, close to Staroměstské náměstí (Old town square)

Q: How much money would I need per day?

A: Obviously depends on your food choices. But a general idea is:

• Lunch at the venue (for those that indicated in their registration that they want one) is at 100 CZK (that is 4 euro).
• Dinner is around 5 euro (that is for one main dish, for example one 30cm pizza)
• A beer in a pub/bar/restaurant costs 1-1.5 euro per 0.3-0.5l

Q: How hard is it to find English speaking people there?

A: In city center almost everybody speaks at least some English, so you won't have a problem at all. Outside of the center, though, things might get difficult.

Q: What happens if I get lost or if I get in trouble, or if I get hit, or if I get drunk?

A: We will provide emergency numbers printed on your conference badge.

Apart from police/ambulance, there will also be a number from a Czech SUSE guy that will be able to provide you assistance in case of emergency.

Q: I'm thinking of buying a Czech SIM card, how much does it cost?

A: You can do that in stores of Vodafone, O2 or T-mobile. Usually SIM cards costs about 200 CZK and are precharged with same amount of credit.

Q: Could you give us a summary of available android applications?

A: There's a bunch of apps you can use:

• The official conference app (which is still under construction)
• Pubtran (online tranportation search engine)
• Prague Transit (offline Prague map)
• Exchange Rates and Easy Currency Converter
• Dictionaries: QuickDic, DIC-o Czech, Dictionary Czech English Free, Offline Dictionaries, English Czech Dictionary Free
• Prague city guide

Podrobnosti k události

Ot.: Kdy akce začíná/končí?

Odp.: Vše ohledně časového plánu naleznete v Plánu - Bootstrapping Awesome. Časový plán bude též vytištěný na vašem konferenčním průkazu a dostupný v tištěné podobě na místě.

Ot.: Budou nějaké párty?

Odp.: Ano, uvítací párty v pátek a velká párty v sobotu. Více informací bude oznámeno později.

Getting Around Prague & Tourist Info

General Information

Prague offers great transportation service by bus, tram and metro. The city of Prague is divided into districts. Each district has a number, so the center is Prague-1, the venue is in Prague-6 etc.

Please note that due to some works taking place in tram lines, there have been changes in the routes and tram stops You can check this google map to see useful locations but do NOT rely on googlemap's tram lines!

Metro/Tram Maps: Please use this updated map instead click

Find more maps here!

TIP: Get a tram+metro map for free at the airport! Before exiting the building there is a public transportation ticket counter with maps in various languages.

If you require taxi service check with SEDOP Taxi Company. You can also pay by credit card, as long as you inform them during booking. The phone number for booking a taxi is +420 281 000 040 and price is 30 CZK + 23 CZK/km. You can of course call (wave at) a taxi right on the street, but try to avoid doing so because it tends to be significantly more expensive.

Q: Ticket Information - Where do I get a transportation ticket and how much does it cost?

A: In the airport and in the train station there are counters that sell tickets and also accept credit cards. Automatic machines and counters can be found in almost all metro stations. Every ticket is valid for buses, trams and metros.

Types of tickets:

• 30 min: 24 CZK
• 90 min: 32 CZK
• 1 day: 110 CZK
• 3 days: 310 CZK
• Monthly ticket: 670 CZK - can only be bought outside of Hradčanská Metro Station

Fare options in the official website of public transportation in Prague.

Option to buy ticket via mobile (SMS-ticket), but you need SIM card from Czech operator for that.

ALL tickets are also valid for airport lines (like Bus No 119) except for Airport Express Buss (AE) for which you must pay specific fee at the driver.

Q: At what time does the public transportation start/end?

Most tram/metro transportation works from around 4am to midnight.

There are timetables in every tram stop referring to exact time that each tram passes from that stop on workdays, Saturday, Sunday.

Map for Night Operation

Q: How can I get from the airport to the venue/hotel?

A: Instructions can be found in Venue - LinuxDays.

Furthermore, everything regarding the transportation schedules are in dpp.cz website. There is also an android application with transportation, called Pubtran and this is a map with connections to the airoprt

In addition, you will be able to find transportation maps at the airport as well as in train and metro stations. And in case you want to print the map NOW, then HERE YOU ARE!.

There is another Android application that has the same map, called Prague Transit.

In short: From airport bus 119 takes you to Dejvicka.

Check below how to get around from there!

Q: Directions between venue / hotels / center?

Krystal Hotel -> Venue

 Tram 5 or 20 or 26 from Nad Džbánem -> Dejvická

Diplomat Hotel -> Venue

You walk up to Technická street until you reach Thákurova street.

Carol Hotel -> Venue

Option 1: 
Tram No 8 from Ocelářská (direction: Podbaba) -> Lotyšská

Option 2: 
Tram No 16 from Divadlo Gong (direction: Sídliště Řepy) -> Palmovka 
Tram No 8 from Palmovka (direction: Podbaba) -> Lotyšská

Option 3: 
METRO B from Českomoravská‎ (direction: Zličín) -> Mustek 
METRO A from Mustek (direction: Dejvická) -> Dejvická
Walk up to Technická street until you reach Thákurova street, to get to the venue!

Diplomat or Krystal Hotels -> City Center

Metro A from Dejvická (direction: Depo Hostivař) -> Mustek
[You will end up in the Wenceslas Square]

Metro A from Dejvická (direction: Depo Hostivař) -> Staroměstská
[You end up in the Old Town and can visit the astronomical clock]

Metro B from Mustek (direction: Zličín) -> Karlovo Náměstí
[You end up in New Town (Nove Mesto)]

Tram 20 from Dejvická (direction: Sidliste Barrandov) -> Malostranské Náměstí
[You end up in Mala strana and you can walk Charles Bridge to go to the other side of the river at the Old Town]

Tram 18 from Malostranská (direction: Vozovna Pankrác) -> Staroměstská
[You end up in Old Town]
OR
Tram 18 from Malostranská (direction: Vozovna Pankrác) -> Národní třída 
[You end up in Wenceslas Square]

Night Operation

• City center to Dejvická or Krystal Hotel

Tram No 53 from Staroměstská (direction: Ďáblice) -> Strossmayerovo náměstí
Tram No 51 from Strossmayerovo náměstí (direction: Divoká Šárka) -> Dejvická or Nad Džbánem

• Download map with night lines

Useful locations & places

• Venue (University), Thákurova 9
  

- Nearest TRAM stop: Lotyšská - Tram No 2, 8
- Nearest TRAM stop2: Vítězné náměstí - Tram No 2, 5, 8, 20, 26
- Nearest METRO station: Dejvicka - A line (green color)

• Krystal Hotel, José Martího 407/2 Praha-6
  

- Nearest TRAM stop: Nad Džbánem - Tram No 5, 20, 26
[8 tram stops from venue+some walking]

• Diplmat Hotel, Evropská 15 Praha-6

- Nearest TRAM stop: Dejvicka - Tram No 5, 20, 26
- Nearest METRO station: Dejvicka - A line (green color)

• Carol Hotel, Kurta Konráda 547/12 (opposite of SUSE offices)

- Nearest TRAM stop: U Svobodárny or Divadlo Gong (same stop, 2 different names) - Tram No 16
[This is on Sokolovska street, on road up from the hotel]
- Nearest TRAM stop2: Ocelářská - Tram No 8, 25
[This is on Českomoravská‎ street, one road down from the hotel]
- Nearest METRO station: Českomoravská‎ - B line (orange color)

• METRO Line B: Mustek or TRAM stop Václavské náměstí (Tram: 3, 9, 14, 24) - You end up in Wenceslas Square
• METRO Line B: Namesti Republiky or TRAM stop Namesti Republiky (Tram: 5, 8, 24, 26) - You end up in Old Town and can walk towards the river to go to the astronomical clock

• METRO Line A: Staroměstská or TRAM stop Staroměstská (Tram: 17, 18) - You end up in Old Town and can walk towards the river to go to the astronomical clock.
  You can also walk along the river to reach (and cross) Charles Bridge and head to Mala Strana.
• METRO LINE A: Malostranské Náměstí - You end up in Mala Strana
• TRAM stop Malostranské Náměstí (Tram No: 12, 20, 22) - You end up in Mala Strana
  [Walk down towards the river and cross Charles Bridge]

Q: Sightseeing - What *not* to miss?

A: Some overall information and a map of attractions.

There are truly so many things you can see and do in Prague! And don't forget, there is a vivid medieval element from taverns to museums (feel free to explore them!).

Here are some must-see highlights:

1. Charles Bridge (Karluv Most): connects Old Town region with Mala Strana, offers nice view and artistic interest

2. Old Town & the astronomical clock: right in the center of old town's square you can find the famous astronomical clock and enjoy its show of figures every hour (exactly on the hour). Right opposite of the clock you can enjoy a hot beverage.

3. Mala Strana (Lesser Town): a beautiful part of the city. You can enjoy St. Nicholas church (Tram No 12, 20, 22 Stop: Malostranské náměstí) and you can also find a couple of souvenir shops with good prices and wide variety of things to buy.

4. Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí): A large square connecting metro stations Muzeum & Mustek. In the middle of the square there is also tram service (No 3, 9, 14, 24, 91)

5. Petrin Hill: Perfect scenery inside the woods. You can go up using the funicular railway (teleferic) go down walking.

6. Prague Castle & St Vitus Cathedral: if you have some more time to spend, don't miss out on the opportunity to visit the so famous castle and admire the Cathedral of St Vitus!

RECOMMENDED: Don't miss a boat trip in Vltava River during day time! Cheapest way is if you buy a ticket in the Charles Museum (which is located underneath Charles Bridge, from the side of Old Town), which offers a free boat ride.