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Czech'n out Prague
... years old. It was clearly the oldest thing we've seen thus far. From the Kinsky we popped over into the Church of Our Lady Before Tyn which was started in 1365. Unfortunately mass was about to start so we ran through it pretty quickly. We quickly popped into St. Nicholas' church across the way where the organist was practicing classical music and we admired the giant chandelier. Before leaving Old Town Square, we also stopped at the famous astronomical clock which ...
Kindred spirits...
... similar to me. He's staying on the road as long as he can, having traveled up through Africa on his way North towards Estonia. We compare notes for a while, then, as ever, I end up ****** in The Prague Beer Museum. I would advise you to go. The Czech Republic has the best beers in the world, and even the ugly women are gorgeous. ...
Czech mates
The grey skies that had been firmly stationed over London for the previous 2 months hadn't helped ... nor the cold London air that refused to let the temperature get above the 10 degree mark over this period. Thus, the reason the Czech Republic now seems so alluring and faultless in our minds, is the fact that the timeless Crowded House song 'Weather with you' failed to hold true when we arrived in wonderful, beautiful, but above all - warm and sunny - Prague. We got off the ...
Day 3 - Terezin Concentration Camp
... by years of political oppression -- who knows? But, the young are the young. Kids are kids. Justin Beiber pins were on display in accessory stores. Katie and I both noticed the complete lack of diversity in this city, however. Most people are white. There are also very few Americans here, although we did run in to a few, and Kathleen says there is a vibrant expat population here. The tourists were mostly Italians, Spanish, and other Western Europeans. Some were part ...
Praha
... was equivalent to the Holiday Inn in Munich. St. Christopher's Inn, a subset of the Mosaic House properties, was unlike any hostel I've ever visited, it really was more like a hotel. It had down-comforter sheets, plush large pillows, and an impeccably clean modern bathroom with a rain shower. It was a nice transition from the Holiday Inn, and it felt like we were still staying there but just in Praha. Our hostelmate (HOTELmate) was a man named ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Pets allowed
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