Apartments Wenceslas Square 36 Prague

... plus a large hop warehouse fire and the worldwide hop supply was dwindling while growers had to replant. Now the hops are back and it isn&#8217;t quite a crisis anymore.<br><br> We are finally down to the cellars after going past the large copper covered tanks where the beer is mashed and hops added. Down here we are treated to a new beer. It has not yet been filtered and pasteurized but boy is ...

... fall asleep or spitting up stuff, she was trying to dance amongst the crowd. She would of course have to stop when the music ended to chuck some more. Our heroine attributes this to all the jumping around but she just would not stop! <br><br>Well the whole night of partying turned into one big night of ralphing and then a whole lot of snoring! I am sure it will take a long time before everyone forgets the wonderful pictures of our heroine at her best!

... put before him... <br><br><br>The tour starts with the production line - the cleaning of recycled glasses, the airation &amp; subsequent dispensing of beer into glasses and laser scanning of the bottles for imperfections, this was pretty much how it worked for the cans aswell (minus the recycling step). <br><br>If I could bore you with all the ...

Today we went to the Pilsner Urquell brewery in Plzen. Pilsner, the type of beer, originated here, where Pilsner Urquell was brewed from local crops and local mineral water. The tour was awesome. We saw the traditional brew kettles and the modern ones, as well as a very modern new packaging plant. We also tasted some unpastuerized beer directly from fermenting barrels.<br>

... we camped at this weird, seemingly abandoned hotel. After we ride miles out of our way to get there this lady tells me in broken few words and mostly hand gestures that we can't stay there it's only for people of an association. I'm not sure if it was my puppy dog eyes or my deadly looks but in the end she let us camp out back. It was kinda weird because we were the only ones there.

... European, but the crowd was very American. Most of the people there were students studying abroad through NYU. I attempted to dance to the techno music, but I failed miserably. Plus, my feet were in a lot of pain. The best part of this club adventure was when Bev discovered the old American music downstairs. We had a great time jamming to Spice Girls, Ricky Martin, and oh so many others. The weird Swedish men with pointy shoes also seemed to enjoy the music ...

... kontaktowe. Wczensiejsza noc spedzona w raczej ekstremalnych warunkach dala nam sie we znaki. Obudzilismy sie na nastepny dzien rano... ENGLISH: Seaking for a cheap hostel took us forever, to be more exact - the whole morning. I`d walked about 4km just to find out at a few hostels, that they had no more places available. We finally ...

... itself is adorned with 17th century statues, making the place seem magical. We took our time strolling along the bridge and eventually ended up in front of the Astronomical Clock, apparently Europe's most overrated site.. A large crowd had gathered around as it was 10 minutes to 6pm, so the clock would soon ring on the hour. We decided to wait around and see what it was all about and boy, I think I have to agree with the majority and say that this was way ...

Arrived in Karlstejn on the "City Elephant" train at 1.20pm and walked 2km to the Karlstejn Castle. Went on the 2.30pm English tour of the castle which took about an hour. No photography allowed inside the castle. Took in the views over the town before walking back to the train station and catching the train back to Prague.

... own, if you know where to go and plan beforehand, but its best I think to go with a good friend, especially one who follows the map and knows where to go, as me I just go with the flow... I am fascinated by Eastern Europe, and hope to see more, and who knows where I will be next New Years Eve....but it wont be sitting alone in my home in London. Thanks to my friend for doing all the research in making this trip truly wonderful.