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The Hothersall's
... quarters smaller than what you would expect. Each building is also painted a different pastel color. Afterwards we strolled back to Old Town and met Allision for dinner at Kolkovna which is across from the Spanish Synagogue. Our travel guru Rick Steve's recommended this restaurant. We had a wonderful dinner, but had to call it an early evening as Jessica and Allision were leaving this evening for Budapest at midnight. We were back at our hotel by 6:30 pm, and there were no complaints from ...
Picture Perfect Prague
... of the square lies the Jewish Quarter, which houses Europe's oldest Synagogue (built around 1270), which funnily enough is called the New Synagogue!! This area was a ghetto and even in death the cities authorities afforded so little space to the Jewish cemetery that the dead (100,000) are buried 12 deep there. The area was cleared in the 1890’s and some streets were made into wide boulevards which today are lined by all the ...
Becoming a Czech-pert!
... many places in the world and put up with many things. In Malaysia, there’s a fee for bringing cameras into attractions – fine. In Africa you must drink bottled water – fine. But scooping TINY balls of gelato and placing them in a cup is simply unacceptable! I suppose I could have ordered 6 scoops, but that would have been expensive and made me look strange(r). In the end, I gave up gelato as it became ...
Prague 2.0 & WCs, toilettes, ligne...the Bathrooms
... and friends this long. We’re glad to get connected every few days. The kids have heard some "back in our day" stories about trips we’d made where we’d only sent postcards back home or called once in a while because it was so expensive. The three of them just kind of glaze over, not being able to relate at all.
We gathered up our rain gear and headed into meet Jan at Wenceslas (as in Good King Wenceslas) Square after ...
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Eine positive Nebensache haben Meetingtage: Das vorzügliche Essen. Aber natürlich auch Nachteile, zum Beispiel Unmengen guten Essens. Um nicht ganz in den Horst Evers Trott zu verfallen gehört es sich wohl zur Entlastung des Gewissens hin und wieder die Laufschuhe zu schnüren. Prag macht sich in der Hinsicht recht gut, weil man nicht nur laufen sondern fast schon Bergsteigen kann und man somit auf ...
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