This past summer I studied in Prague, Czech Republic with CEA CAPA Education Abroad and overall it was a fantastic experience! Prague is an amazing city with lots to offer, and I didn't even come close to doing everything after being there for two months. While Prague is a big city, each neighborhood has a distinct vibe that makes it unique. This definitely can make the city feel smaller if that's something you're looking for.
My experience with CEA CAPA Education Abroad was excellent, as the classes weren't too challenging but challenging enough for me to learn a lot. They do a really good job making sure that their students have plenty of time to explore the city and really enjoy their experience abroad! They also host excursions where students can explore the Czech Republic outside of Prague, as well as events within the city itself. I participated in many of these things myself, and I got to explore and learn a lot about the history of Prague and the Czech Republic as a whole.
I would definitely recommend studying abroad with CEA CAPA, whether that's in Prague or anywhere else. I'd also recommend Prague to anybody who's just traveling around Europe as well! There certainly is not a shortage of things to do there, and I had little to no poor experiences there.
What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Explore neighborhoods outside of the Old Town! Karlín, Žižkov, and Vinohrady were some of my favorites.
What other participants should know
- Restaurants/shops can get quite expensive in the Old Town
- Getting to Prague Castle requires a long walk up a hill
- Public bathrooms are typically not free