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Prague, Day 2
... else. It's only about one square block in size but holds about 20,000 graves. The solution was to dig graves deep enough that 12 bodies could be stacked vertically in one grave site with each tombstone placed in front of the last.
This marked the end of our time in Prague. We returned to our apartment to rest, shower and find a quiet local restaurant for dinner. Tomorrow morning we leave Prague for Sedlec.
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"Czeching" out of Barcelona and off to Prague!
... use Crowns and it is hard to make the mental switch from Euros to Crowns, considering a bottle of water is 14 crowns. Good thing for us, a dollar is roughly 17.5 Crowns and so things are a bit cheaper here than they would be if I was still in Barcelona. It was still a wake-up call to see the cheapest thing on the menu was 92 crowns (which is what I got because I was scared!)
It was an early night for Natalie and me- we were both exhausted from the ...
Walking Up Mala Strana with Aching Legs...
We got in from Decin the night before and the group made me walk back to the apartment instead of taking a cab.
My legs are aching and my back hurts, I am looking forward to a leisurely stroll in Prague. Nothing too physical. A visit to Prague Castle and walk along Mala Strana sounds good. We had slept in after that tiring day the day before but Ms Pan insists on the Changing of the Guard and tries ...
Falling off the wagon
... had provided was designed like an England flag. I was elated! Of all the things you expect to find in a German hostel that is not high on your list. Pete immediately grabbed it and put it up in the window. Could you get any more stereotyped?! Classy stuff.
Speaking of England it looks from the web like it was a good game tonight. Nice to see our 35 million pound man breaking his England duck. Happy days. Shame they ...
The Paris of Eastern Europe
... to be decorated in this way when, during construction mass graves were uncovered. It was a place that definitely needs to be seen to be believed.
Despite a couple of full-on days, we still hadn't had enough of Czech Republic. We then spent the next two nights at Cesky Krumlow, a town a couple of hours drive away from Prague. It was quaint and picturesque, and has a castle to rival Prague's. A charming river winds its way through the tiny town, and it's another ...



