Hostel Sokol Prague

Nosticova 2 Prague, Bohemia, 180 01, Czech Republic

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Prague...rough halfway point of the tour

A travel blog entry by benkeats

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Used up an Austrian phonecard we had before we crossed the border into Czech. Was good to hear my mummabears voice, even though it was only briefly. Prague it is then, and the rough halfway point of the tour. It took us an amazingly long 6 days...although most not spent on the bikes (golf/bunkered down in tent etc)...first impressions are that we …

Travel lesson number one: do not pursue ...

A travel blog entry by catmoj

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Travel lesson number one: Do not pursue lost traveling companions about Europe. Due to unforseen visa problems - Mike not having one- I received a phone call upon arrival at Hostel Sokol in Prague asking me to pay a visit to the airport and sort the situation. In my very best Vinnie Jones style, I set off to interrogate the exceedingly unhelpful …

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Pigs in Prague

A travel blog entry by paulgoesglobal

... was bathed in sunshine, Beautiful! I took in some of Pragues parks and discovered an amzing all english bookshop. I could have spent several hours there, but I eventually just exchanged a few books and cruised back to the hostel. That evening was my last in Prague and (although I didn't know) my last with busabout. I had a few drinks with some of the people I'd met there and went to bed fairly early as I was up about 7 to get to the airport. Bye Prague!

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Kicking Up Our Heels in Prague

A travel blog entry by wareameye

... or non-alcoholic beverages. The restaurant was a quaint farmhouse located in the Czech countryside about 20 minutes outside of Prague. It was filled with 18th century ...

4 Days in

A travel blog entry by dgm2oz

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... visit 'The Ossuary' which is in the grounds of a Cistercian monastery that was established during the 12th century. There is also supposedly a handful of earth brought back from the 'Grave of the Lord in Jerusalem' by a visiting Abbot who scattered it over the monastery ground. This is one of the prime reason for so many burials taking place on this site. If you feel the need to know more about 'The Ossuary', you'll have to read up on its history as ...

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