Novy Jicin City Guide

Try Svíčková, Guláš, and Trdelník. Options for international and vegetarian food are limited, with most kitchens closing by 10 PM.

Nightlife is more about quiet pubs than clubs.

Growing scene with nice cafes, but not a major coffee destination.

Tipping is common but not obligatory. 5-10% is usual in restaurants, rounding up for taxis.

SIM cards can be purchased at O2, T-Mobile, or Vodafone stores. Registration with an ID is required.

The city is clean and well-maintained, with effective waste management.

Limited 24/7 options; some gas stations might have shops open around the clock.

Large supermarkets like Albert and Billa offer a variety of international products though choices can be less than bigger cities.

Card payments are widely accepted, but having some cash for local markets and small shops is smart.

ATMs are easy to find, with banks like Česká spořitelna and Komerční banka offering services. Check your bank for fees.

International school options are mostly in larger cities like Ostrava.

Very small digital nomad community, with most choosing larger cities.

Good access to parks and green areas for recreation and relaxation.

Popular routes along the Jičínka river and in local parks.

Gyms and sports centers are available offering different facilities.

Tennis courts available at local sports clubs like Tenisový klub Nový Jičín.

Less common than tennis, some might be available in larger nearby centers.

Few yoga studios and wellness classes available, but English-speaking instructors might be rare.

Limited details, but local sports clubs may offer some martial arts like karate or judo.

Nearby skiing in Beskydy Mountains, with resorts like Pustevny offering good slopes for all levels.

Limited water sports options, some might find kayaking or paddleboarding in the wider region.

Surfing isn't possible as Novy Jicin is landlocked.

Diving facilities are unavailable as it's inland.

Nemocnice Nový Jičín offers general healthcare services. English-speaking staff availability can be limited.

Tap water is safe to drink.

Parks and local playgrounds make it suitable, though dedicated facilities for families may be limited.

Generally progressive country-wide, but smaller towns like Novy Jicin are more conservative.

Ample parks and pet-friendly accommodations. Vet services available.