Hostel Marabou Prague

... loved to point out the cubist architecture around Prague with a &#8220;Bam! Cubism!&#8221; that I thought was a &#8220;Damn! Cubism!&#8221; at first.<br><br>We did very little in Prague Castle (there are like six different ticket tiers that get you into different parts of it) besides walk around the free parts, but we did go to the toy museum (entrance fee not included in the big ticket) there, which was pretty swell. Saw some really weird things in there, for sure. There is no ...

... great food, great company, wandering along the picturesque streets and bridges, great local bars and squares, a fair bit of green fairy sipping (absinthe), getting home late, getting up and doing it all over again. It was fantastic to catch up, and also made a great change for us from normal campervan life. The city itself, although touristy as expected, is captivating and one of the most picturesque and ...

Hello! We have had a fun day exploring Prague. We left the hostel about 10 today and went to a museum down the road. The museum was about the history of Communism in the Czech republic. It was a very neat exhibit and gave us more insight into what the county had been through. Then we rode the metro down to the old town area. We got out and walked over to the old Jewish quarter of the city. We walked around there for a bit and grabbed some lunch. Then we walked over the ...

... We are going to go back to her gallery later and chat some more with her... see if she wants to have dinner or a beer. We tried Budweiser (Budvar) today at lunch. Tastes a bit different from the American Bud. Not exactly sure on the history, expect that I know the original Budweiser recipe was started here. I'm going to read about it shortly. Check out the website www. budweiser.cz Once agan, the sun shines bright today. We are lucky! Next pints for you! -Tracy

... minutes of wandering around with our packs on, and we found the place. There was no sign saying "Hostel", no internet access or English speaking as promised on the online ad, and the guy at the door was particularly scary-looking. However, the rooms are pretty nice, and the only other two people staying at the hostel assure us that no has been murdered there yet as far as they know! At least it's only a 10 minute walk from the Old Town Square and other touristy stuff.

... indoors at night is gay, but whatever. [CHUCKLES FROM HIS FRIENDS BEHIND HIM] JOHANN: yea. George Bush is gay. REECE: i completely agree with you, but i think judging an entire nation based on one person is gay. JOHANN: yea yea. George Bush is gay. [EDITOR'S NOTE: MAYBE "gay" IS THE ONLY ENGLISH ADJECTIVE HE KNOWS?] REECE: yea you said that. [JOHANN BEGINS TO WALK AWAY, DOWN THE HALLWAY TOWARD HIS FRIENDS. UPON REACHING THE GROUP, HE ...

... their senior year. I seem to have major state school radar. I hung out with them last night and we hopped about to various subterranean cellar/pubs. Paid a visit to the bridge again last night as well. There are local would be rock stars that play american tunes on the bridge. Best renditions so far are streets of philidelphia (sprinsteen) and U2's 'One'. Pretty sure these guys have NO idea what the are singing but they know the words karaoke ...