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Prague - yes, especially compared to (much of) the U.S.

• saiya-jin 9y ago
  Schools are crap (young kids using drugs, aggression on all levels), safety - so-so as in rest of east EU (not so many mafia-style killings anymore), public transport is OK like anywhere else in EU, parks like everywhere else (but not that many), and food is just crap - unhealthy, groceries are generally lower quality compared to western EU. Been there, lived for 5 years, they are desperate for experienced IT people so its definitely employee's market (meaning pretty horrible place to do any startup). Prices of any real estate jumped through roof recently. Historical city centre is pretty for tourists, if you live there you get used to it and ignore it and all you see is communist's concrete 'style' bolted into whole city. One thing hard to accept is constant complaining of locals about everything - they are definitely not happy in their home country. If you haven't lived in prettier or better-functioning place/society, its good. Otherwise not.