Angelo Hotel Prague

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... faulted really, especially at 325 Euro for 6 nights! Anyway back to the story. We were off to Kutna Hora today and started out a bit later than usual. It was our first trip on the metro, which was pretty easy to use. We have found the public transport really good in Prague, although it is barely needed most of the time. We went to Florenc bus station to catch a very sparsely populated bus to Kutna Hora station and it was quite a quick walk into town to the ...

... cafes, the warm evenings in the plazas, the festivals, the bountiful countryside.... all this in the company of 6 gazillion other tourists. We had heard about the high season in Europe, but gave it our typical dose of nonchalance. Wowee, there must be a LOT of other nonchalant people in the world. And what are the chances that we would all congregate in Prague at the same time?!!! Fortunately, Prague has several large plazas and pedestrian boulevards, and accomodates the ...

(Originally published at http://www.troysgonewalkabout.com)<br>< br>We had pretty much all morning to kill before Robyn, the fourth member of our little party that would eventually number six, got in. We shuffled around the Old Town huddled inside our jackets as a late burst of winter over much of Europe dropped the temperature to around freezing. Icy snow rained down every now and then, stinging our faces, as we found the Starom&#277;stské Nám&#277;stí (Old Town Square ...

... bus ride i was there and wandering towards the arena. I never thought i would have any difficulty getting a ticket but trying to explain hockey in another language to a ticket agent for the hockey game seemed to be tough. I found a flyer with a hockey player on it and pointed at that until they understood. I finally got my ticket and went inside to find my seat. it is not like back home where they label the sections. It was tough to find and after some ...

... health and sexual energy. Nudity is no big deal, even the customers tend to walk around naked. The towel is mainly to sit on it for hygienic reason. The overall decoration is really old fashioned. But one thing seems to help for a better atmosphere: is that customers and girls are all sitting together on the single U shaped sofa. It allows to speak to each other without commitment. German is mostly spoken, but customers and girl ...

... that leads from the square over charles bride to prague castle. This road is filled with tourist, its a little agravating trYing to take a picture with some manY people in the waY. There are manY parks also lots of churches and cathedrals throughout the citY. its compact so we walk everYwhere. It looks more like hollYwood lot than a real citY but its verY nice here.

... the city center. Gothic architecture that was left almost completely undamaged by WW2 unlike most other European cities. It was relaxing for me to be with an old friend and to have my own space again. I didn't have to worry about my stuff or what to do cause she had been there for a couple days already and knew where everything was. People are a constant in Prague. It is tourist central so after a couple days seeing ...

... for the old town, but I would imagine it is pretty old. One of the hilights of Prague is the city map we have. Apparently some quasi-literate joker wrote the descriptions of things. Here's an example; he's talking about Jan Zizkov: "In 1440 he and his band of angry farmers raged in to Prague from Tabor. He and the lads took on the Roman Empire, the reformists and any other extremists and Imperialists they found, kicking several shades of ***** out of them all! They ...

... is on the road. A very funny guy. A very corpulent guy. His face is coated with a full beard. His hair is oily, his laugh wide and loud in the grant red face. Driving us directly to the entrance of the train station, he takes away all our unease. After negotiating and pressing the price down, we rush upstairs to the gates. Our train is waiting for us. One part is going to slovakia. The other to Austria. Which one is the right one? We just enter.