Pension Louda Prague

... as 6 lounges. AND...a lot of these lounges have clean and furnished shower facilities...which with these many 24-48 hour transits I'm doing, is good for me and humane for my fellow passengers

So this morning when I flew out of Moscow's Sheremetyevo (SVO), I had my choice of the DATE First Class Lounge or the Aeroflot Business Class Lounge ...

... we got back to our apartment we were all rather tired, and we decided to have a night in; just watch some movies and relax. There was this small pizza place just down the street, and we figured we could get take away, but by the time we got there it was closed! A few of our group wandered off in search for food, while me and a friend went off towards Karlovy Lazne to get my jacket back. Though the staff there didn’t know much English, they were helpful, so when we ...

... morning before checking out of the apartment and exploring more of the city. We spent the morning/early afternoon in the Jewish quarter, which was quite interesting. We visited a few synagogues and then a big Jewish cemetery. It was really moving to see the hundreds upon hundreds of graves crammed into a rather small space. Our last stop in the quarter was the Spanish Synagogue. This was rather impressive; colorful painted lines and shapes covered every inch ...

... Store pastarettar til 25 norske og Pilsner Urquell til 8 er alltid ein suksess. Besetningen der gjekk rundt med reklame for Amundsen vodka! Skuffelsen va difor stor naar den viste seg aa vere ein slovakisk versjon... Etter ein liten hoeneblund paa hostellet og litt konversasjon med andre gjestar, for d meste amerikanarar, gjekk eg, Vegar, Martin og Camilla ned i gatane rundt hostellet. Me satt oss inn ein plass og tok eit slag sjakk! Det er ikkje ...

... ended up being about an hour and a half early. She seriously up-charged the tickets but it was worth it for my parents to be able to sit down. I was thrilled to see the choir that I have heard SO much about throughout my music literature classes. After the services, I saw one the Boys walk out of the chapel. The inner-little girl in me got very excited and asked him if he would take a picture with me. He bashfully obliged and other girls quickly discovered ...

... of the hill and going for a walk in the castle grounds. When we got to the cathedral in the centre of the castle we decided to climb to the top for one of the best views of Prague. When we found the stairwell to the top we found a safety officer's worst nightmare. There were no handrails and the stairs were only wide enough for a single person even though people went up and down the one stairwell. This meant for a serious of breaks as we climbed the 287 stairs to the top but the view ...

Today we trained it back from Karlovy Vary. Not quite as much personal attention from the waiter in the dining car this time, but still the food was pretty good. I like this train travel thing, Andrew is starting to evangelise me to its charms. Back in Prague it was pretty much unpack and repack for tomorrow (but I won't give away the destination just yet) and then await Penny's arrival. Alex very nicely offered ...

... a grand old place which reminded me of the elegant coffee houses of Vienna. On my way to a table in the corner I passed the pastry case and ogled the exquisite looking cakes and torts. I ordered a café au lait and a slice of chocolate cake with layers of sweet plums, chocolate mouse and pistachio nuts. I felt very fancy at that moment and sat there soaking in the atmosphere as I did a bit of writing. I decided to get a move-on after an hour or so in the café. I was mulling ...

the train ride from berlin was 6 hours but very scenic and comfortable.... one can lay back, stretch out..legroom is sort of like airplane business class...and enjoy the scenary...and before u know it, i have arrived. prague...this eastern european city exudes all the old world charm full of history..but also is slowly modernizing... the architecture, the catherals, the bridges are full of life and passion... i was fortunate to spend ...

... Moravian Sparrow, which is pork with dumplings. We ended up staying at the restaurant for 4 hours and talking with the waiters, having some Pivo (which cost us 79 cents CND) and went home and fell pleasantly asleep. The next day we covered every sight there is to see in the town: The Astronomical clock, numerous churches, the national museum/gallery/theatre, but we started the day with a tour of the castle. We went back early to the hostel so we could prepare for that ...