Gryf Harrachov

RyzovistE 584 Harrachov, Krkonose National Park, Bohemia, 35100 , Czech Republic

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Day 13 - up to a snowy lookout in the Czech Rep

A travel blog entry by malinda.egg

... a fruit salad. Jarra also made apple strudel for dessert with big juicy currants and walnuts. It was all so delicious and even after when I was full I had to eat more apple strudel because it was so good!  After lunch Peter, Vera and Thomash all went upstairs for a siesta. I was falling asleep but decided not to nap as I wouldn't sleep later that night. Instead I watched some Little Britain episodes on my phone while Baba and Jarra chatted and read the paper.  Baba had ...

Day 12 - some time in the snow!

A travel blog entry by malinda.egg

... and only crashed into the mounds of snow on the sides of the road a few times! We eventually reached a little house which was a restaurant inside with 4 medium sized tables next to each other. We all sat down and the menu had the regular Czech foods of beef goulash with dumplings or roast pork with dumplings and cabbage. I decided to be a bit different and go for chicken schnitzel and boiled potatoes. The food was alright, but the schnitzel didn't have ...

Day 11 - planning things and to the holiday house

A travel blog entry by malinda.egg

This morning I woke up feeling pretty horrible after another rough night. Feel like I might be getting sick.  I layed about and looked up some stuff on my phone in regards to traveling to Berlin. Baba wanted a lazy day of doing nothing and wanted to sort out a trip to Berlin on Monday and leave Tuesday... I found a travel agency that might be able to help us and eventually convinced Baba it was best to go today. So we headed off to find the ...

A short visit to Germany

A travel blog entry by gwawd

... of mittelalter Rats-Apotheke) and now we are setting our feet towards Dresden.

German roads: even more thinner lines than in Poland, 100km/h outside cities. Cities’ speed limits are marked with city name signs (unlike "built-up area" signs in Poland). Road retouches were almost unnoticed by our butts ...

Road Trip through Lower Silesia 2

A travel blog entry by izyckilee

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... empire. And lots of Prussian nobleman
built their summer palaces in the region.

We decided to stay the night in one of the restored palace hotel. At the
end of a winding driveway through the valley we arrived at Paulium
Palace. The Palace was built in the 19th Century and
beautifully restored in 2005 with renaissance details and embellishments
without being fussy. This cozy charming hotel
lies on the top of ...