Prague to Calais from $17.5: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Prague to Calais

The journey from Prague's rich history and vibrant culture to Calais's coastal charm and French gastronomy offers travelers a fascinating contrast in experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Calais

Calais offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its distinct charm and attractions.

Centre Ville

• Bustling shops and cafes line the vibrant streets.

• Close proximity to the Calais Lighthouse and History Museum.

Calais Nord

• Renowned for its historic architecture and cultural venues.

• A gateway to ferry services and Eurotunnel links.

Saint-Pierre

• Offers local markets showcasing French delicacies.

• Features beautiful parks and a relaxed atmosphere.

Best Times To Visit Calais's Attractions

Timing your visit can enhance your experience at Calais's key attractions.

Calais Lighthouse

Visit early mornings or late afternoons for stunning views and fewer visitors.

Les Six Bourgeois Sculpture

Explore this iconic monument during weekdays for a quieter experience.

Calais History Museum

Afternoons on weekdays offer a calm atmosphere to enjoy the exhibits.

Calais Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Calais experiences a temperate maritime climate with mild winters and cool summers, making spring and early fall the ideal times to visit for pleasant conditions. Weather can influence your travel plans, so be prepared for occasional rain and pack accordingly to enjoy all the outdoor sights.

Dining in Calais: A Culinary Contrast

Savor the fresh flavors of moules-frites (mussels and fries) at Le Channel, a charming brasserie that celebrates the coastal bounty of the region. Unlike the hearty dishes found in Prague, Calais offers a light and refined dining experience, showcasing local seafood and vibrant ingredients that reflect the French passion for culinary excellence.