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Czech'n out Prague
Dobry Den Readers! The past four days have been spent in the UNESCO world heritage city of Prague. We again find ourselves behind the old iron curtain where things are magically much more affordable, which makes Czech'n out the sites so much easier (I'm corny but you know you love it)! Our first day here was spent as a resting productive day. Now, I know that may sound contradictory to you, but allow me to explain. We didn't do any sightseeing, but we did do ...
How hard can it be to find the 'old town square'?
... the castle walls and it's gothic style so straight up bad ass. Didn't get a chance to look inside unfortunately.
The Jewish district, as always, tells a sad story of inequality long before Nazi times. The Old Jewish graveyard has maybe 100,000 bodies in it because they weren 't allowed to expand it. The dead were stacked up on top of each other in 12 twelve layers over the years.
I spent a bulk of my time with peace corps chick and some younger English ...
Czech mates
... was kept intact by the Nazis who were to use it as 'a museum of the instinct race', but its a bit of a tourist trap - an expensive tourist trap. A small gripe, no city is perfect. We found another great park a short walk from the city - it had a mirror maze and a small replica of the eiffel tower, but lying on the grass on a warm, sunny Prague afternoon with ice cream in hand was too good to pass up. Thankfully, we did take the weather with us back to England and its been nice ever ...
Pigs in Prague
... club in Prague. I can't remember the name but its some 5 story place, I can say it was one of the worst clubs I've been to. Almost exclusivly full of blokes on pub crawls and blokes on bucks nights, the music was loud and terribl and the drinks were way overpriced. "one 10 euro beer thanks." haha what a moaner I've turned into. Anyway I made an escape about 1am (Steve was smart enough to stay in bed) and paid too much for a taxi back to the hostel.
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A Picnic at Vysehrad
... our roof terrace and were told that it was part of Vysehrad which is the castle built for the Queen..
We took the underground and from there it was a five minutes walk . Didnt really know what to expect ... and so was pleasantly surprised that it was actually a lovely park beside the Vlatva River. A perfect spot for a picnic. Couldnt find an open space that had a view of the river and Prague castle so we ...
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