Hostel Center Prague

Wednesday 12th Left hotel about the same time but turned in the opposite direction to yesterday,walking towards the river crossing over the nearest bridge called Mostlegil. Saw the monument's representing people being broken by communism. We then caught the vernacular to the top of hill. This time the observatory was closed ( Not having much luck getting into public buildings ) Walked past the monastery then ...

... zvlast kdyz jsme prileteli primo nad Peking :-) ([i] Pilot byl vtipalek, a tak i kvuli lehkym turbulencim jsme travili polovinu cesty pripoutani. Kdo nevi co je spat s pasama, nepochopi :) Jinak Boeing 767, cestovni vyska 11000m, rychlost 890km/h a teplot okolniho vzduchu -58 stupnu Celsia. Radek [/i]) Viditelnost byla tak na sto metru. Vedro a dusno priserne, ja hloupa Veronice neverila, jak hnusne tam bude :- ) Puvodne jsme chteli zajit rychle koupit listky, hodit ...

... countries that have such vast differences, and as much as the Euro seems to be raising the cost of everything in those countries that have taken it on....I do appreciate the idea of unified money because it makes it so much easier on the traveler. With the right money, I could've gone to the bathroom in Slovakia. But Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, and Slovakia all use different money...and none of them are particularly into accepting that of their neighbor. Just ...

... we split into two groups and went out to dinner. Some of us enjoyed traditional Czech food, like grilled chicken with a peach and cheese, while others relished in the idea of finally having a simple salad. One thing that we noticed right away was that almost everything in a Czech restaurant is itemized. The realization quickly hit us that we were no longer in the land of "super size me" and free refills. After dinner we headed into Prague, which is probably one of the ...

Prague is a very magical place. I visited it few times and every time I am fully taking by its magic. It has the most beautiful Old Town and so much to see. Notable places in the Old Town include the Old New Synagogue and the Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock. Across the river Vltava is the Lesser Quarter, called Malá Strana ...

... worked very well. Eric told us that they even have a ticket specifically for dogs. When we looked on the ticket machines, there it was! Quite smart, as they take up room. They also have a special ticket if you have a big piece of luggage. We have found that each European country is different in how they monitor ticket use on public transport. Germany, Finland, Netherlands and Czech Republic all use the system of selling the tickets then requiring the ...

Hello everyone! We saw Prague in a very limited amount of time but saw so much it was truly amazing. We finished up in Vienna by having a nice lunch in the main square of the town, Stephansplatz, of chicken schnitzel and a salad for Dania before we went to the famous Vienna ferris wheel which from the top we could see all of the city. We knew we were going to have a cheap dinner, a doner sandwich, that chicken type schwarma thing, so we splurged on some Viennese ...

... the sun for very cheap. Adam has decided that he wants a souvenier from each city we have been to, but we both know that we don´t have the money for that. So instead he has decided to spill some sort of food or liquid on his jeans from every city we have been in. This includes, Coke, Mustard, Pizza Sauce, Spaghetti Sauce, Street Grime, Tuna, and my personal favorite Axel Grease. Needless to say, these jeans are stylin, but he could use a new pair. I have run out of socks ...

June 2001, we spent 5 nights in Prague.

We went on our own, but joined a Greek tour there just for the tour.
It was fun, but a bit tiring.
We had a good guide, but she wanted to show everything in one day!
We were walking and walking and walking......and I remember there was a moment that I got so dizzy I almost fainted.

It is a beautiful city, and promised my self to go back there soon.

This is my second ...