title_body: How to get a licence to fly a drone in the city of Prague for a week? I would like to take my drone and go fly in the city of Prague - it's super beautiful there during lockdown. (I'm close by anyway so don't worry, I'm staying safe) But -
  According to Czech law it's illegal to fly a drone within city borders. You need to get an extra licence/allowance for that. My own shortcoming is, I cannot speak Czech.
  Does anyone of you have any prior experience in getting this licence? I read that you can apply for such a licence, but I neither know where nor how. On the other side, I read that people already got into trouble, especially when flying in Prague (residency of the president, etc. etc.)
  I do have a registration and the required European licence to fly a drone. I'm really looking for specific allowance for Prague.
  (I already asked in travel and they were kind enough to forward me here)
upvoted_answer: (Caveat - I don't understand Czech either!)
  There does indeed appear to be a restriction on flying around Prague - this is mentioned in English on the Czech CAA website.
  There also appears to be a country wide airspace restriction/notice relating to Unmanned Aircraft - see this PDF Document for a 'working translation' in English. There are details on flying within a number of airspace types, but it looks like Section I.2(e) is relevant for the Prague restriction:
  
  Prohibited  areas  (LKP),  restricted  areas  (LKR),  dangerous
  areas  (LKD),  and temporary  segregated  areas  (TSA)  and  temporary
  reserved  areas  (TRA)  activated  by another user
  The  UA  operation
  shall  not  be  conducted  in  LKP,  LKR,  LKD,  and  in  other  TSA
  and  TRA activated  by  another  user,  or  in  restricted  areas
  published  in  AIP  SUP  or  NOTAM,  except when it is permitted by an
  appropriate operational authorization issued by the CAA.
  The  UA operation  UA  in  the  LKR9  restricted  area  may  be  conducted
  without  the  CAA approval, provided that conditions of operation in
  CTR, in a congested area, or the conditions of other local areas are
  observed. The UA operation in LKR9 restricted area is also possible
  based on the operational authorization issued by the CAA.
  
  Based on this (while accepting that the translation might not be finalised/accurate), you should just need an Operational Authorisation from the Czech CAA.
  I believe this page contains documentation relating to Operational Authorisations - but is all in Czech!
  It looks likely you will need some understanding of the language to be sure you are compliant. Your best chance for official guidance on this would be to contact one of the people listed at the bottom of the page from my first link; but again there is no guarantee you have a common language.