Dvorak Hotel Karlovy Vary
Nova Louka 11 Karlovy Vary, Bohemia, 36021, Czech Republic
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Day 10 - Karlovy Vary the old spa town
... has been a regular thing. It gets too got otherwise! Lol. We then headed out to the bus. On the bus I was so hot from all the layers I was wearing! We then caught the metro towards the museum at the top of Wenceslas square and headed to the tour place where our tour to Karlovy Vary was due to begin at 9:30am. The big bus came to pick us up and already had a few people on it from various hotels that had already been picked up. We noticed immediately that we ...
On the way to Germany
... next sign, eventually giving up and jumping onto the motorway, following the signs to Centrum. Our mood quickly changed when we were greeted by Tobi, the 20 year old son of our host Peter. He was a perfect English speaking, perfect Czech speaking, perfect German speaking guy with boundless energy, just weeks away from leaving everything and joining his brother for some good times in Canada. He insisted we have a complimentary drink from the beer tap in the house as ...
"When I'm 64"
... waffles) are obligatory :)
The image of an ideal resort is topped by splendid views from the riverside, ducks and salmons lurking under bridges, palms near breathtaking baroque colonnade.
So everything that we heard about Karlsbad (good and bad) is true but nevertheless this place is a gorgeous archetypical resort. ...
Karlovy Vary Sightseeing Tour - 2nd Entry
... is nothing to be afraid of and they cannot be lost. So, I am soon free on my own as most of the times to follow anything beautiful and interesting that attracts my attention.
At first I planned to get to the funicular and get to the Diana Observation Tower but there is so much to see in the city that I changed plans.
Lunch was arranged by our guide at the U Svejka Restaurant. U Svejka's wounded soldier is a popular restaurant and ...
Karlovy Vary Day trip - Part 1
... one of those roses which are sold here and she told us that they are real roses which are left in the water and after months or years they get that rusty look. I expected something similar on this trip, but our guide this time never mentioned anything about roses or other rusty products, and nothing about the small teapots. Instead he urged the group to buy herb products. He even suggested the (best shop) which ...



