Hotel Suitehome Prague

... I’ve only been in Prague twice now, much to my sorrow. I do plan to go again.

Each has many old buildings that are showing their age but are also wonderful old dowagers of their time and era. Each has so much history and while my Czech history is not as good as my French history, I love listening to the stories and learning ...

Woken up at 6:30am by someone banging on the front door downstairs and ringing our apartment (presumably as well as others) trying to get in. It was grey and spitting with rain, and we'd decided to have an easy morning, so we went back to sleep.

We got ready to go out by late morning, then a huge downpour started, complete with thunder and lightning and a very strong, cold wind. We decided our dry, comfortable apartment was the place to ...

... cz, Husova st., Prague 1 U Fleku - Another famous pub with own brewery + cabaret www.ufleku.cz, Kremencova st, Prague 1 ...

... Empire of the German People). Charles Bridge used to be the only bridge across the river when it was built in 1357. These days it's just as crowded with tourists, but it's worth it as there are lots of cool statues to see along the bridge. From there we made our way up the big hill to Prague Castle. Prague Castle houses the President's office and is the world's largest castle complexes. It looks and feels more like a town ...

... many amazing works from this artist, it took several of hours to walk through. After the museum it was night fall, I chose my food more carefully in the square this time around and stayed around for another show before retreating back to the hostel. Another morning in Prague, this time when I awoke I hear movement on the bunk bed adjacent to me - I wasn't the only one awaking at this time. I look over to see two gorgeous eyes peering at me through the wooden cross bars of the top bunk ...

... after the show and he said they had a intensive 6 month course in high school. And then took a test to be part of the show. Check out the video of the show. My biggest gift from Prague besides the people i met was magically finding a book. You know the book I had to restrict myself from reading until afer boards... Harry Potter and the Deathly Halllows. I was searching throutgh the book exchange in my last hostel when I saw this in the ...

Prague is a picturesque city. If I had to describe it to you in one sentence, that is how I would do it. Castles, medieval architecture, narrow cobbled streets, and an art vendor every two steps gives one the sense that on the one hand this city is tourist paradise, and on the other hand, it is tourist hell. We stepped off the train with every other tourist in the world, only to run into a Czech gentleman named Lou. Lou spoke perfect English and exuded a confident but tired air ...

... kinda place which suited us fine and was good fun. The Aussies told me all their stories from the Australia-Brazil match in Munich and the awesome atmosphere there, and said I HAD to go to Stuttgart for the Croatia match, where they were going next. I had planned to cruise throughout the Czech republic a bit more, but realising i'd probably never have the chance to be at the World Cup again, bought a ticket, headed for Stuttgart, and lined up for some friends to meet me there.

... Boz-eyed Czech, and I finally got a book about the history of Prague from a nice bookshop in a courtyard. We couldn't be bothered to find a pub- so we went back to the dormitory and started to drink and read- however, on our way upstairs to the bar we encountered Zoe, a Scottish girl- who took us to a large off license just around the corner where we all stocked up on beer and began a drinking contest shotting beer and playing "21". Raymond from El Salvador joined in for a while and ...

... by doors so basically you are standing in water from two other people and the drains are slow. So that was pretty gross, even shower sandles cant help me there. I slept well though. We have to climb like a hundred stairs to get to our room, its on the fifth floor but they call it the fourth because here floor one is floor zero. Breakfast was interesting...two pieces of bread, a boiled egg, a small ...