Apartments Ericsson Palace
Karlova 27, Prague
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Apartments Ericsson Palace Prague

Karlova 27 Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic

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Rain, rain go away

A travel blog entry by danandjaime

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... we wondered around a little more trying to get pictures of what we could and see the city but by late afternoon we just went back to the hotel. The hotel had a really nice restaurant that we heard good things about so we decided we would just go there for dinner instead of getting wet again.  So after a rest, some music television (only english channel) and two Skype calls we went and had a delicious dinner. Today it was supposed to rain, and did a little but ...

Day 1

A travel blog entry by bytaft

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... of English we knew 1 word of Czech ""prosim" please/thank you. He pointed out the dancing buildings and the River Vltava and the train station. He was very proud of his city we could tell. Took a while but we got settled in our rooms ran to check out the other rooms and was happy with ours!! we didn't get a Weceslas square view but it turns out across the square was a DISCO and the metro stop right below the window with partiers going home at all ...

Beautiful Prague

A travel blog entry by ducktales

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... with the leaves all colourful and changing for autumn. We headed to the castle, where everyone was heading! We went into the St vitus Cathedral, Basilica of St George and the Old Royal Palace. Even though you pay for entry into these places you are suppose to pay even more to get a pass to take photos, Cat just took photos and made sure noone was watching! The palaces weren't as fancy inside as the ones in Germany. And ...

Border Security: Czech Republic style

A travel blog entry by chrisandkris

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... Mozart's old haunts, Communist era buildings and even a story about road signs and the incoming Soviet army which could be likened to why good old Launceston in Tassie is so hard to find your way around.

The tour was long and hot and the city was disgustingly crowded. It was loud, dirty... I wasn't feeling it at all ("Why do people like it here so much?"). Kristine was accepting that this is Summer in Europe, but at the same ...

Kids Club

A travel blog entry by johanna01

... to pigeons and doves it stood about a meter (3 feet) tall, weighing about 20 kilograms (44lbs) living on fruit and nesting on the ground. The Dodo has been extinct since the mid to late 17th century.

Dodo sayings
Dead as a dodo - because they are all dead.
Dumb as a dodo - because they were fearless of people. The word Dodo comes from the Portugese word doudou meaning simpleton.
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