Czech Republic
Travel Blogs from Czech Republic
Prague
... the Old Town square. A highlight was the Jewish cemetery where, in a sparse building like a small farm house, the names of every Czech Holocaust victim were inscribed on the walls. Outside, the cemetery - set in a tiny plot of land - was packed so tight ...
Czechin' Out Prague
... plane (thunderstorms) in Milan on our way to Athens. For the last 3 nights we stayed at the Sir Toby Hostel in Prague, Czech Republic. We arrived in Prague by train. The trip took around 6 hours and was thankfully uneventful. After arriving at the hostel ...
Hilary and Geoffy in Prague!
I was still feeling kinda crappy when we got to Prague (physically), but Geoff and I both felt we had a weight lifted off of us. Just the 2 of us worked really well. It was wonderful for food and deciding what we were going to do to be EASY. With 3 it ...
First travel blog - wahooo
Sitting in the living room of the house that will be 'homebase' for the next few months. Weird to think that this time last week we were just pootling around Sydney doing our thing! Trip via HongKong was great - 2 nights and two days of shopping ...
Back at the flat.
You all can thank Merideth Rikli for this entry. She keeps asking to see pictures of my apartment (flat). I thought, well, if she is interested, others may be also. If you're not, you can always skip to the next entry. Most of my ...
Torture, wannabe Eiffel Towers, green fairies...
... and I still had more to see. We stopped at a grocery store and it was hard to find what I wanted. Everything was in Czech. (Surprise, surprise). There was this employee following me around, and I finally had to ask him what I wanted. He panicked and ...
Prague... A not so hidden gem
... family. When we arrived Marek picked us up from the train station, cooked us an amazing meal, fed us homemade liquor and beer from the local brewery. He said, "Czech is known for 2 things... its beer and its women." D'Lysh only let me try the beer ...
A city once rich from silver
... and we should be traveling north/northwest. The sinking feeling set in, only to be confirmed once the conductor walked up. In Czech: "to Prague?" I nodded. "This train doesn't go to Prague. Get off at the next station." Great. So we get off at this ...
Washing Machine Update and Walking in the Rain
We booked the tour of Punkevni Jeskyne, the huge set of caves leading from the Macocha Abyss. The tickets sell out by lunchtime, so we booked for the next day. We peered over the edge into the abyss. Below us, misty tendrils of what looked like clouds ...
Train to Prague
The train to Prague was like nothing I had been exposed to before. The train must have been from when the Soviets had control of Czech Republic because it was so old and even had an old map of Soviet territory. We had our own room which was nice but the ...
