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Hotel Hazuka Plzen

Zborovska 18 Plzen, Bohemia, 301 00, Czech Republic

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The home of Pilsner!

A travel blog entry by brookeandnick

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We stopped in Plzen for the main reason that most people probably stop there - the brewery. Plzen is famous in the beer world for being the birthplace of pilsner beer. So, we went for a night/day and visited the brewery which has a pretty cool tour. They show you the bottling plant, which many brewery tours don't do, and afterwards, they took us down ...

L'origine de tout

A travel blog entry by xjiefx

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Salut mes bonnes genses!
Nous avons bien dormi et nous sommes levés tôt. Les déjeuners commençaient à 8h à notre Hôtel donc, nous y étions environ à cette heure. La bouffe était ordinaire mais, ça a bien fait la job de déjeuner.

Nous sommes partis "to-the-go" visiter la ville de Plzen. Nous nous sommes rendus au musée de la bière (qui fait partie de l'expérience de la brasserie Pilsner ...

The Birthplace Of The Pilsner

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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This morning we boarded a train from Prague, 2 hours to the small town of Pilsen (Plzen). The allure of this small town is it's claim to fame of being the first place to brew botom fermented amber lager. Firstly, we visited the quirky little Brewery Museum that details the history of beer making in Pilsen from the 1300's when everyone in the town had a license to brew and a large amount of ...

Just Sue Finds Her Feet

A travel blog entry by team-elephant

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... Mosel and Rhine rivers. We arrived in time for the annual summer horticultural festival called “Buga 2011” which closed off large areas of the riverfront for the exclusive enjoyment of the paying public; Buga indeed. By the time we had walked around the historic centre, the temperature was in the high 20s and we went looking for a cafe overlooking the river and a ...

Plzeň Thank You

A travel blog entry by gadelle

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... to drive on the motorways; since our rental was registered in Germany, we had to buy a sticker for Austria and another one for the Czech Republic.)

No sooner were we in the country than Max and Tristan started up a steady stream of jokes about police brutality and corruption. I'm not sure why they think the Czech police force is particularly corrupt -- maybe they're just prejudiced against former communist countries in general?

My ...