Many hostels and hotels offer free internet on shared computers or over a wireless network, so ask before you shell out extra at one of Prague's many internet cafes.
Almost all McDonald's and KFC fast food restaurants offer unsecured, free wifi networks to paying customers.
An internet cafe located at Spálená 49 (Metro B & Tram: Národní třída) is open until midnight every day and offers printing facilities.
Grial Internet Cafe, Belgická 31, Vinohrady, Prague 2, tel. +42 0222 516 033, [email protected],. The nearest metro station is Náměstí Míru on the A line. Open M-F 9AM-11PM, Sa-Su 11AM-11PM. Grial Cafe serves hot and cold drinks, including alcohol, and scanning, printing and CD/DVD burning are available. Internet access is 40CZK per hour.
Internet Cafe Interlogic, Budějovická 13, Praha 4, tel. +42 0241 734 617, [email protected]. Open every day 10AM-10PM. 12Mbit/second internet connections, couches and drinks. 1CZK/min.
Blue Mail, Konviktská 8, Praha 1, (Old Town), tel. +42 0222 521 279, [email protected]. Open M-F 10AM-10PM, Sa-Su 10AM-11PM. The first five minutes is free and an hour of access will set you back 81CZK.
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