The ongoing pandemic has disrupted travel across Europe. The measures taken by governments all over the continent almost universally included the closure of borders - only locals could enter the countries, and foreigners were only allowed in if it was an essential business.

The jewel of the Czech Republic, Prague is a vibrant city that’s jam-packed with cultural attractions and world-class restaurants — but the experience is definitely dampened if you’re weighed down with a bunch of luggage.

Prague is one of the liveliest tourist destinations offering a vibrant nightlife, historical landmarks. Czech Republic is slowly easing up on the lockdown measures imposed due to the pandemic outbreak of COVID-19. Outdoor activities have started resuming albeit gradually. However, many people are still unsure of what exactly to do within the ambit of lockdown rules. Here are a few safe things to do.

Prague is a wonderful place to spend time in, both outdoors and indoors. Despite the restrictions imposed for keeping people safe in the quarantine period, you can still have a relaxing time with your family and loved ones. The Czech Republic is under general quarantine. The Prague markets are closed as part of the emergency measures to fight COVID-19 and all stores with the exception of grocery shops, drugstores, pharmacies, gas stations, newsstands are closed to the public. Residents are required to abstain from leaving home unless they need to go to work, buy food and medicine, go to offices, or to the doctor.