Toilets in Prague are generally labelled with the sign ‘WC’. There aren’t many public toilets in Prague on the street, but if you are lucky, you can find free toilets at some Government-run buildings such as museums, galleries etc. Public toilets for men (labelled ‘muzi’) and women (labelled ‘zeny’) are at each metro, bus and train station. Usually, they will be staffed by attendants, whose wages are paid by the 2 CZK and 5 CZK coins you give them for the use of the facilities. Normally they stay open until 21.00. If you can, try to avoid these places as they are seldom clean, and use facilities at restaurants or inside shopping malls and stores.
