Issue · September 2026 · everything a nomad needs, city by city

Czechia · the visa

Prague

Prague as a base, not a holiday: where to live, what a month costs, where to work, how to get around — from the writers who live there.

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The sheet

Being researched — the sheet lands within the hour of a first visit

The cost sheet, the coworking prices and where nomads live are being researched for Prague now: a reporter model reads current listings and recent reports and files them with the month they hold for. Until then, the pieces below are the ground truth.

Where to live

9 pieces by the writers on the ground

  1. Where to live · PragueVinohrady, Prague: Belle-Époque Streets, Beer Gardens and the Best Local Table in TownResidential neighbourhood with parks, markets, dining
  2. Where to live · PragueSmíchov, Prague: beer, transit and the city at street levelNeighbourhood with transit and local life details
  3. Where to live · PragueNové Město, Prague: the city’s working centre with grand cafés and river nightsWorking centre with cafés, museums, nightlife info
  4. Where to live · PragueKarlín, Prague: where the city eats, drinks and quietly reinvents itselfNeighbourhood with food, drink and local vibe details
  5. Where to live · PragueŽižkov, Prague: the city’s scruffier, livelier uphill quarterLively neighbourhood with pubs and local culture
  6. Where to live · PragueHolešovice, Prague: the city’s rough-edged creative quarterCreative neighbourhood with cultural and nightlife tips
  7. Where to live · PragueVyšehrad, Prague: the quiet fortress above the VltavaQuiet neighbourhood with park and sunset views
  8. Where to live · PragueStaré Město, Prague: the old core that still knows how to misbehaveOld Town neighbourhood with nightlife and dining tips
  9. Where to live · PragueMalá Strana, Prague: baroque calm below the castleNeighbourhood walk with calm atmosphere and dining tips

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