Prague solo
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Sure, I've done it twice and am your demographics. I travel a lot of places alone, so there wasn't anything unusual about it to me. It was no different than any other European country I've traveled to alone in terms of experiences, I guess. I just do whatever I want, don't think too much of it, but that pretty much means restaurants, theater, concerts, etc. I don't do clubbing, either, never did even when younger. Prague is a modern, Westernized city, nothing to worry about.
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<BR><BR>Last time I was in Prague - solo - I had no problems whatsoever. I walked, went to restaurants, the opera, took the metro and bus at night, etc. However, once when I asked the police for directions not far from Vaclavske Namesti, they cautioned me to be careful of pickpockets, etc. I thanked them for the directions and advice, and went on my way. I think the fact that I'm a "little old lady" makes me an unlikely target, but the police didn't seem to think so.
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I went to Prague alone last year, and thanks to advice from Leslie Strauss, had a great time. Took a day tour with Sabina and Martina (mentioned a lot on this site), went to Laterna Magicka and a black light theatre, ran the marathon, and visited Karlovy Vary. Also went shopping, and ate at some wonderful places like Restaurace U Seminaristy and Cafe Universal. <BR><BR>I was lucky, I stayed in an apartment above Restaurace U Seminaristy and had 5 British guys for neighbors. They were a LOT of fun and added to my trip. I also met some Americans during the marathon and shared a meal with them, that was also wonderful.
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