Have you moved to a new city, visited it as a tourist, or simply need some advice? Every city or interesting tourist area has its own center where you can find out what you need. They are usually located in a highly visible spot in the city center and should be open all day. During the tourist season (April–September), opening hours are, of course, extended to include weekends and public holidays.

Services provided by information centers:
· information on tourism, cultural and sporting events, dining, lodging, bus and train connections, and more·
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planning and recommendations· organizing tours, lectures, and exhibitions·
         accommodation booking·
advance ticket sales for selected events·
advance ticket sales for long-distance buses·
guided tours of local landmarks·
sale of maps, postcards, promotional items, travel guides, and regional products from the area·
currency exchange services (only at some information centers)
·         bike and luggage
storage· bike or scooter
rentals· promotion of the city/sights in various guidebooks, on websites, and at travel fairs·
copying, scanning·
public internet access

Not every information center has to offer all of the listed services, but you’re sure to find answers to various questions there. They’ll help you find your way to your destination, give you a taxi service number, and more. A map of the Czech Republic should be available for viewing (and possibly for purchase). They can help you find the locations and opening hours of businesses and various institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and cultural venues like cinemas and theaters, as well as the addresses of hospitals, pharmacies, doctors, police stations, and fire stations.
The information center provides information verbally, by phone, in writing, via electronic media, etc. And of course, it’s a free service.
The next time you’re in a new city and aren’t sure where to go or just can’t find something, feel free to ask—they’ll be happy to help!