Absolut Prague
Jablonskeho 639/4, Holesovice Prague, Bohemia, 170 00, Czech Republic
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Beautiful Prague
17 JULY 2010 - After a very hot sleepless night we got up early for our 8am bus trip to Prague. We hopped on our bus. We had a few service stops and one was in Terezin, Czech Republic where Troy went for a tour through the concentration camp and I walked around the carpark with others waiting for them. It was raining and then after exchanging some …
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Day 25 - discovering a bit of Baba's childhood
... was alright but my favourite so far was a blueberry one :) mmm. We changed over metros by the museum at the top of Wenceslas square and then caught a bus from the second metro. I got a cous cous salad to eat for dinner and I wanted to pop into the chemist close by to see if the had scales to see how much weight I had gained. The door wouldn't open and we realized it was the minute of silence for Vaclav Havel (12pm). Buses were still running and ...
A full day of touring in Prague
... an Ossuary located outside of Prague that was filled and ornately decorated with 40,000 to 70,000 humans bones. But more on that later.
At the very end of this tour it started pouring. Peety had left his umbrella in the car, but luckily the tour ended right by where we had parked the car, so he ran to the car to get the umbrella. Immediately after this tour ended the Castle Tour started, so we were on our ...
48 hours up 4 hour of sleep down.
... 80-100. The panel discussion was a bit annoying as there was no translation from Czech so we sat listening to a panel where we could not understand anything, there were times when some English was spoken.
Dinner was okay, as we went to an authentic Czech Chinese restaurant. It was late so service was slow and we did not get out of there until after 23:30. There ...
Prague
... died during the holocaust. It was amazing to see - there are so many names! Our tour guide had told us the day before that often people will come here looking for the names of their long-lost relatives, and there is in fact a story of a British girl who found the names of her Czech ancestors of whom she didn't even know were Jewish! The museum next to the synagogue was filled with artwork from children who were held in the Terezin concentration camp near Prague. This ...



