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Scam alerts & emergency checklist for Prague

The emergency numbers and step-by-step incident checklist below are free, right now, no account needed. A free GACS account adds scam alerts for Prague while you're traveling.

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  • ✓Email alerts when new scams are reported in Prague while you're there
  • ✓Save Prague to your dashboard so your checklist is one tap away
  • ✓The weekly safety digest — new scam playbooks before they reach you

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Emergency numbers in Prague

All emergencies (English)112
Police (Policie ČR)158
Municipal Police (Městská policie)156
Ambulance155
Fire150
Prague Tourist Police (Bartolomějská)+420 974 851 750
Czech Trade Authority (bill / exchange fraud)https://www.coi.cz

Most embassies are in Malá Strana (below the Castle) and Vinohrady. Search 'your country embassy Prague'.

If something happens: the first 10 minutes

  1. 1Get to a safe, public spot (café, hotel lobby, shop) and call All emergencies (English) on 112 if anyone is hurt or in immediate danger.
  2. 2Freeze cards immediately in your bank app (do this before calling the bank — it's faster). Revoke Apple Pay / Google Pay from a trusted device if your phone was taken.
  3. 3Change the password on your primary email from a trusted device, then sign out of every other session. Email is the master key to everything else.
  4. 4Contact Prague Tourist Police (Bartolomějská) on +420 974 851 750 to file a report — you'll need the reference number for insurance, banks, and your embassy.
  5. 5If your passport, wallet, or phone is gone, contact your embassy or consulate now — they can issue emergency travel documents, often same-day. Most embassies are in Malá Strana (below the Castle) and Vinohrady. Search 'your country embassy Prague'.
  6. 6Photograph the scene, receipts, fake tickets, or the scammer if it's safe — timestamped photos strengthen your police report and any chargeback claim.
  7. 7Tell your accommodation (hotel front desk / host) — they've usually seen the exact scam before and can vouch for you at the police station or help with a translator.
  8. 8Report the scam to GACS so the next traveller in Prague sees the warning — it takes 60 seconds and helps the whole community.

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Authoritative sources

Independent primary sources used to check and corroborate the guidance on this page.

Source: GACS — Global Anti-Crime & Safety · Published by the GACS Research Team

Cite this page: GACS (2026). Scam alerts & emergency checklist for Prague — GACS Safe Traveller. https://gacs.app/safe-traveller/prague/full · Record ID GACS-safe-traveller-prague-full

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