Marketa Prague

Na Petynce 45, Praha 6 Prague, Bohemia, 16000, Czech Republic

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Prague

A travel blog entry by fishy979

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Today we got up bright and early to catch our morning train to Prague. This train wasn't as clean or impressive looking as the Eurail cars in Germany. It was sort of dingy and had a faint odor to it. At least we had our own compartment. Also didn't get lost this time. =O) Based on all the reviews I've read online, everyone warned about the taxi …

Exploring Old Town

A travel blog entry by fishy979

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Explored the Old Town today and watched the Astronomical Clock strike the hour. The clock itself is very impressive but the show was a bit disappointing, especially when you think about it in the modern day. The moving figures would have been advanced for when the clock was first built but despite that, we felt like we wasted our time standing …

Last Day

A travel blog entry by fishy979

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Today was our last day in Prague. It rained for most of it so we were pretty wet and soggy. Thank goodness for waterproof sneakers! Anyway, we explored the Castle District today, otherwise referred to as Hradcany. It was a hike to get to the where the palace was but it wasn't too bad. We had practice walking to and from the hotel and tram! We also …

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Day 3 - our first whole day in Prague

A travel blog entry by malinda.egg

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... to sleep :p. We hovered around and I looked around at souvenirs, trying to plan what to get for people. If anyone has specific requests that aren't too expensive, let me know!  We used our first public toilet which cost 5 korun per usage (about 25cents I think). On the way through by the door they had the toilet paper which you had to get in front of the lady do she could see you didn't have too much. I would feel sorry for people doing number twos! While I was washing my ...

Bagels in Prague

A travel blog entry by theflipside

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... in the Town Hall. This clock is over 500 years old, every hour draws hundreds of tourists to view the curiosity. First, a skeleton rings a bell and saints a parade through a window, displaying to the crowds below. The clock strikes at the top of the hour, but is routinely off time, as there was no daylight savings 500 years ago. It was a cool clock, but I more enjoyed people watching, as at least 500 people gathered around the watch the show.
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