Aquapalace Hotel Prague
Prazska 137, Cestlice Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic
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Fürstenberg Gardens
The sides of the hill below Prague Castle wre covered with productve gardens which are slowly being restored and opened to the tourist public. Fürstenberg Gardens is ten narrow terraces mixing fruit trees and roses with buildings built into the hillside and terraces over the roofs. I keep seeing medlars growing in Europe and getting more enthusiastic about growing them, such beautiful ...
Ugly Prague and sultry girlfriends
... highlights came at the end of the day. On a stage in the square, musical bands from various countries were performing. A Swedish brass band had earlier been punishing us with their rendition of Phantom of the Opera as we walked past. A little later we heard somewhat more interesting music being played and went over to investigate. A local threesome was playing, but more importantly a young girl, 9 or 10-years old, was dancing ...
Lost in Prague
... joining us tonight, a couple from Austria ( The schmidts)
We have 2 days here, so we will explore the old town tomorrow, apparently we are in the most atheist country in the world- soI wonder why are there so many churches?
Our guide Michele has told us that you must eat and drink and do something unique in every place we are in, so it is goulash and garlic soup ...
A Very Memorable Evening to end the Tour
... and the streets are an alternate mix of slippery ice and drifts of snow. The snow occasionally turns in to rain, (very cold rain), and I must admit we are dragging the chain a bit getting up to the main street. Nick in particular is looking a bit pale. After getting on an overheated and humidified tram packed with bodies Nick suddenly declares he is going to faint and we exit at the next stop....where are we...no idea, but Nick needs a seat so we sit a while. ...
Taking the 22
... and walk around and around. It was just something else. We check out the library and the convent before making our way to Prague Castle. The books in the library are old, very old. We are talking 17th century old. Jaw dropping is another way to put it. D and I spent a lot of time at the monastery. The convent was incredible too. The walls revealed layers of former arches, windows, walkways. If those walls could speak, they would have many, many stories to tell. I'd love to ...



