Pros:
Beautiful architecture, rich nightlife, in the center of Europe (less than 4 hours of driving to Vienna, Bratislava, Berlin, Dresden, Munich, Leipzig, etc), good food (not the traditional Czech cuisine). The best beer in the world. Excellent public transport (all over the country). The salaries in IT are on the level of Germany, unless you’re a beginner. Almost everyone has a dog.
Cons:
Expensive rent, especially relative to the average income. The language is difficult to learn if you’re not Slavic. Prices in supermarkets are among the highest in Europe, but services are generally cheap. The dogs often forget to pick their poop up.
Pros: Beautiful architecture, rich nightlife, in the center of Europe (less than 4 hours of driving to Vienna, Bratislava, Berlin, Dresden, Munich, Leipzig, etc), good food (not the traditional Czech cuisine). The best beer in the world. Excellent public transport (all over the country). The salaries in IT are on the level of Germany, unless you’re a beginner. Almost everyone has a dog.
Cons: Expensive rent, especially relative to the average income. The language is difficult to learn if you’re not Slavic. Prices in supermarkets are among the highest in Europe, but services are generally cheap. The dogs often forget to pick their poop up.