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Welcome to IETF 93

Welcome to Prague

Are you wondering what’s going on in Prague? No worries, you can find all the important information here, so you won’t miss anything.
We hope you will enjoy your stay in Prague.

All information regarding registration, the agenda and attendance will be available directly from the IETF website.

Transport

Arriving by plane

Václav Havel Airport Prague is the biggest airport in the Czech Republic. Over fifty air carriers provide direct flights between Prague and more than a hundred of destinations worldwide.
Enjoy up to 15% discount on flights operated by the SkyTeam alliance!
skyteam

Arriving by train

The Czech Republic is very well connected with the rest of the European rail network, and trains run daily between Prague and most major European cities. For more information, check the national railway website.  
 
 
 

Arriving by car or bus

You can use your own means of transport to get to the Czech Republic, there are over 90 border crossings along the Czech border. The Czech Republic has a very dense network of quality motorways and roads and several thousand additional kilometres of local and regional roads.
 

Travelling in Prague

You can easily get to the conference hotel (Hilton) from the airport. There are information centres in both arriving halls where you can buy your ticket for Prague’s public transport. You can also buy the ticket at a ticket vending machine, but you will need Czech coins for that. It is also possible to buy tickets for public transport in some newspaper kiosks. Once you’ve got your ticket, there are two ways to get to the hotel:

1. - take bus nr. 100 to the metro station "Zličín" (final station of the yellow line)
- change to metro
- your final destination is "Florenc"

2. - take bus nr. 119 to the metro station "Nádraží Veleslavín" (new station of the green line)
- change to metro
- at "Můstek" station change the line to the yellow one
- your final destination is also "Florenc"


Free Congress Tickets

At registration, each participant will receive a ticket entitling him or her to free public transportation (except for trains) in the zones P, 0 and B in the Prague area. These zones cover the capital including the airport. The ticket is valid from July 19, 2015 to July 24, 2015. In case of any inspection during using the public transport, it is necessary to show the ticket as well as the IETF badge. You can find all the information about Prague’s public transport on the official site.

You can use this form to plan your route.

Here you can find all the practical information about taxi service in Prague.

Social event

The IETF 93 social event will take place on Tuesday, 21 July, 2015, at the Žofín Palace. The event begins at 19:00 and ends at 23:00. Admission is 25 USD/person. One person can buy up to 2 tickets, children under 10 are free. Before buying tickets you should be registered at IETF93. 600 tickets are available.

Magical Prague

Come with us and visit the time of King Rudolf II, who made Prague into a European center of culture, art and science. Meet the period in which Rabbi Loew and his Golem, Edward Kelley, Tycho Brahe and other alchemists and scientists of worldwide fame walked the streets of Prague. You can look forward to magicians, acrobats, an alchemist’s laboratory, and of course the already mentioned magic figure of the Golem. All is perfected by a feast with a variety of delicious meals and excellent drinks. Options for those with dietary restrictions will be available.

Venue

The event takes place at the Žofín Palace, which is located on an island of the same name on the Vltava River in the middle of Prague. The very atmosphere of the building invites you to a journey back in time. Spend the evening in a beautiful hall or under the long-lived tree canopies. You will be free to enjoy almost the entire island that will offer you a panoramic view of the historical center of Prague.  
 
 
 
 
 
 

Transport

Metro B (yellow line)
Florenc — Národní třída
then walk about 800 meters
(see the map)  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Practical information

Climate

Temperate continental with cold winters and warm summers.
 
 

Local time

GMT + 1 hour in winter
GMT + 2 hours in summer
 
 

Emergency

Police: 158
Ambulance: 155
Fire brigade: 150
 

Currency

Czech crown (Kč)
coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 Kč
notes: 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000 Kč
Check the exchange rate

International dialing code

+420 followed by 9 digit phone number
 
 
 

Electricity

230 volts AC, 50Hz
2-pin round-shaped continental plugs
 
 
 

Where to go in Prague?

We made a list of restaurants nearby the conference hotel, places where you can go for a walk or where you can have a nice dinner or beer, all recommended by CZ.NIC. If you find any interesting place you would like to share with other attendees, please, let us know (ietf93@nic.cz) and we will add it to the list.

Hosted by

cz.nic
brocade
 


Connectivity by

DIAL Telecom
 


The City of Prague supports the social event

City of Prague