They don't close! Open everyday from 2am-12 People is nice and kind even when it is very late. read more

The post office experience can be a bit confusing for newcomers, particularly tourists here for only a short term and who do not speak Czech. The most important thing to understand is that, as at the local banks, you need to take a number from a small kiosk just as you enter the main building. Select the category of service that you need, take the printed number, and then go to the main hall and watch the displays. For many of the services, tasks of a particular nature will be addressed at the same counter, so the ticket numbers close to yours will likely be for a similar service and at the same counter that you are waiting for. Remember that postage stamps are called známky (singular známka). While you are waiting, you can take in the lovely Art Nouveau design of the main hall. read more

Art Nouveau Post Office! This post office is one of the fanciest I've been in! The ceilings are maybe 3 stories tall, and there's wonderful pieces of art in a large waiting room. It's an absolutely beautiful public building! Once you come in the building, you gotta take a number from one of the machines out in front of the main hall. There's plenty of seating, and screens that display the current number. When I went, early in the morning, there was no wait, and I just waltzed up to the first open counter and was greeted by an unfriendly postal clerk who didn't speak English. Fortunately, with the help of a translating app and some international sign language, I got my postcard stamp needs taken care of. They offered some pretty plain looking stamps. But, if you speak Czech, you can actually get your own face on a stamp! They have a program where they'll take your picture and stick in on a stamp for you! Overall, the postage to the USA was cheaper than other countries, and it was a magnificent post office. I wouldn't go out of my way to tour this place, but it's a nice place to get some stamps! read more

One of the most beautiful post offices I have ever seen. The walls are painted wonderfully 360 degrees. Mucha painted stamps are displayed. read more

People who worked in the information station inside the postal office were really rude. I could understand that they might not understand the English. However, they didn't even try to listen to my question. Really disappointed read more