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Last Day in Prague
... I think I enjoyed the beauty of the stained glass windows here more then I did in Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. The stained glass in Sainte-Chapelle was amazing because of the size of the windows, whereas I feel the stained glass in St. Vitus Cathedral had more vibrant color and beauty. Also with in the cathedral is the tomb of the first Habsburg emperor and a carved-wood relief of Prague. To the right and back of St. Vitus Cathedral is the Old ...
Ahhh Praha....
... much better to spend it with great new friends. And we might even get to see Erin again when we get to Melbourne, how fantastic!! 2. Free tour of Prague- an absolute must do on your first day. Our Australian guide was hilarious and fantastic. He re-taught us all the history of Prague we have forgotten in school and showed us some wonderful sights. Really it's a very sad 20th century history with one of the worst and longest Nazi occupations to then go ...
Warming up to Prague on a cold day
... to signify good luck and grant a wish, I partook, but will not tell you what it was I wished for, I'm sure you can probably guess considering why I'm taking this trip in the first place. From there we took a tram to the top of the Castle hill and stopped at a monastery that brews beer. I didn't stop to get one, but they were supposedly good. From there we walked around the castle area and St. ...
Prague - day 42, 43 & 44
... the city. We stopped off
at one of the largest sports stadiums in the world, which holds about
240,000 people, but is a run down piece of ****, and not worth
seeing. We headed into town by tram with a group of friends and found
a good cocktail bar, serving cheap drinks, Swimming Pool was a
favourite. Downstairs was a medieval style bar which was pretty cool
as well. We navigated the confusing streets (maps here are very
inaccurate) down to ...
The Last Installment
... beautiful. It is dominated by the gothic "Adam and Eve" church, and has fabulous old buildings all around. Here we had a couple of the most expensive beers in the Czech Republic (due to location) and waited for the famous Astronomical Clock to chime on the hour. This clock is from the 16th century and every hour a wee skeleton pops out, ringing a bell, followed by a parade of the 12 apostles, then a rooster crowing at the top. It was very cool, definitely the most entertaining ...
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