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Do I need a power adapter in the Czech Republic?

As an American, you’re going to need a Type A/B to Type C/E power adapter to charge your devices in the Czech Republic. These are more commonly known as North America to Europe adapters. We recommend bringing a Universal Adapter, which will have you covered not only in the Czech Republic but in more than 100 countries around the world.

What type of plug does the Czech Republic use?

The Czech Republic uses Type C and E plugs, which are standard throughout most of the continent. Type C consists of the two round poles that enter into two holes, while Type E has an additional smaller pin up the top. Type F plugs will also be compatible with these outlets. Most power outlets are reasonably well constructed and safe.

What voltage does the Czech Republic use?

As with the rest of Europe, the Czech Republic runs on 220 V and 60 Hz. Note that this is different from the USA, which uses 110 V and 50 Hz. Therefore, any devices that aren’t dual voltage will require a voltage converter. Although the Czech Republic is still developing in many respects, it does boast a relatively stable electrical network.

Do I need a voltage converter in Czech Republic?

Therefore, any devices that aren’t dual voltage will require a voltage converter. Although the Czech Republic is still developing in many respects, it does boast a relatively stable electrical network. Outside of the more remote regions, you can expect to encounter very few blackouts or power surges.

Do you need a fully charged phone for a Czech trip?

Whether you’re snapping a selfie in front of the famed Prague Astronomical Clock or browsing Trip Advisor for the coolest microbrewery in town, you’re going to need a fully charged phone to make the most out of your Czech trip. But with so much heavy use on the road, it’s easy enough to let your battery run dangerously low.

What to do in Prague?

Cross over the iconic Charles Bridge, a stunning 14th-century construction where enthusiastic entertainers compete for tips, and you’ll soon reach the imposing Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral. These two Gothic masterpieces tower over the city and are among its most emblematic edifices.