Welcome to Thursday! It’s another work day that we know you will get through just fine, but if you want something to make the day a little better then you are in for a treat. If you have ever seen the “No Church In The Wild” video from Jay-Z & Kanye West, then you have seen some of the beautiful architecture in Prague. In today’s installment of Dollars & Sense, check out some of the ways you can explore this beautiful city.
Take The Prague Castle Walking Tour:
Uncover the secret of the magical Golden Lane, gain insight into the St George’s Basilica ancestral convent, and learn about the Black Tower on a walking tour of the renowned Prague Castle! Discover one of Europe’s largest medieval castles on a 3.5-hour historical walking tour with your expert guide.
This outstanding walking tour takes you inside the Prague Castle walls to see the best of this massive complex. Discover the masterpiece of medieval urbanism with your expert guide and hear the folklore and scandal behind the castle on a guided walking tour.
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Take A Prague Bike Tour:
Experience Prague’s exceptional architecture and famous landmarks by the seat of your bike on this guided bike tour. You’ll ride through quaint side streets before enjoying a 30 minute break at a river side pub on the Vltava’s water ways. What better way to rest, relax and sample some world famous Czech beer!
This bike tour moves at a very comfortable pace, even for those who haven’t ridden a bike in a while or are beginners. Your friendly and humorous guide will ensure a good time for all, while taking in the city sites.
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Financial Tip Of The Day
Decrease Car Insurance
As the value of your car depreciates, your insured value decreases while you are left paying the same premiums for the original value of the car. Your insurance company won’t pay you the original value, even if you’re paying the original premium rate (but they’ll take your sweet money), the solution is to change the insured value on a regular basis, you will save money and still have peace of mind and a financially tight plan of action.
