Amarilis Prague

... and night life, but that’s pretty much it.... We met up with Rico and his gf for dinner and drinks. The main food there is Goulash and is absolutely delicious. Jon and Rico also had the nastiest drinks I have ever seen, take a look at the pics and see for yourself.

... the last figures going back in and I didn´t have time to get my camera out. Next we stopped in St. Nicholas Church. It had a kind of special meaning for us, as myself and my tour guide (Mikulas) were both named Nicholas. At about noon we stopped for lunch. It was a little restaurant in the cellar of a very old building. The food was awesome and the price was decent. It was cool in the cellar, and it was nice to get away from the ...

... if it got boring. We found our way to the museum after a few false starts and found it conveniently and ironically located right next to a McDonalds! Imperialist dogs! The museum was pretty funky, it reminded us of the DDR museum in Berlin. Had some nice statues of Uncle Joe and Vladmir Iliych too. We exited into the harsh cold and made our way to the Mucha museum which was just down the street, which we also both enjoyed. Darren had never heard of him before so was ...

I arrived in Prague at around 11:00am and had about a 10 hour layover, so I took a bus into town and enjoyed one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and maybe the world. It is reknown for it's Baroque, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. It was a great day to be in the city, the weather was perfect, not too warm, not too ...

... Food delicious, wine, champagne and show. A very multitalented cast sang and danced and interacted with the audience. I am back at the hotel now. It is 11 o'clock and suitcase needs to be out at 630 AM, followed by breakfast and 8 AM departure for our five hour trip to Nurnberg, city tour and the cruise. It has been a great day and looking forward to many more. This has been a very impressing experience with a very nice group of people.

... to take me along. It's around 1:30 PM Tuesday, And with my two friends, Micheal and Magnus, I have again rung the doorbell at Barnds. Seconds later, it is Monika, beautiful, Hungarian, long dark hair, and someone I, uh... hum, know! Just a tad bit more of a greeting kiss then the norm and then she leads me in to see Connie, the day bartender, who seeing me is already making out my slip, happily taking my 70 euro, and assigning me ...

... we're going to have to count how many we've been to on this trip. Back to the castle. It comprises an extensive group of palaces and church buildings in a variety of architectural styles - from 10th century Romanesque buildings to 20th modern additions. It also houses the coronation jewels, the remains of previous Czech kings, precious artifacts, etc, etc. St. Vitus' Cathedral was a real highlight of our visit to the ...

... I think it's safe to say Clare loved it. Her eyes lit us at the many varied items on sale from every corner. Especially all the wonderful hippy clothes and cosmic nic nacks. We spent about 6 hours there or so, but only touched the surface. We had to save a bit of energy for the Salmanella Dub gig at night which we had our names on the door for. Care's sister knows Tiki, the lead singer. We've both seen them play loads of time over the last 10 years at ...

... was the lucky site to receive our presence for the night, and as usual we had an audience as we put up the camper. It was cheap at just 180 Cesky Korun for both cars and 4 people (including toilet use!). The exchange rate is approx. 15.50 CK to one of our Ozzie dollars. The showers were interesting. There were no hooks, no benches, no soap dishes, no doors, and the curtain rails were too high to hang your clothes on ...

... made fully out of bones. The place is interesting anyway. I'm reminded of the catacombs of the monastery in Lima. Underneath the earth all there are hundreds of thousands of, millions of, bones. Bones, bones, bones. Bones everywhere. This church is cute. Small and a lot of detail. We take about one hundred pictures. I ask the guard whether they had problems with the restauration. No problems. Bones don't fall apart and always stay the ...