Residence Bene Prague
Dlouha Street 48/721, Old Town Prague, Bohemia, 11000, Czech Republic
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Prague O' My Heart
Just like people, places have distinct personalities. And, just like people, there are some you like, some you don't, and some that you take to immediately. Prague is like that for me. I was smitten in 2002, and the city enchanted me just as much in 2010, despite the hordes of middle-aged French tourists and the bands of roving stag-weekending …
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Cestu z letiste jsme absolovolali v napeti zda na nas bude cekat auticko.
3,5km jsme zvladli rekordne rychle, asi i diky zime. Teplota s enam zmenila o 30C!
Auto tam bylo!!! Jirka je stastnej.
S malymi zavahanimi v navigaci dorazime rano do slunecne-mlhave ...
What a Difference a Day Makes!
... and the head of Medusa. If I lived in Praha (Prague) in the 1700’s the Medusa would be on my house.
We took our time and eventually made our way back to our hotel in the late afternoon for a rest and re-group.
After a simple pasta dinner at the nearby Phenix restaurant, Fred and I set off for a Ghost Trail tour. It was a fairly silly, amusing journey around the Old Town Hall and nearby ...
Six-course Barbecue
... when you have a preschooler in the house). After the soup course, we had a French speciality - melon with smoked salmon. It was a very interesting combination. Also, I don't like melon. But I sucked it up and ate it anyway. With the saltiness of the smoked Norwegian salmon, it wasn't that bad. It sort of masked the taste of the melon. Next was a small salad course - a salad of rice, tomatoes, and various herbs and spices. After this course, we took ...
Checkpoint Czech
... colourful mosaic rooftop pattern that is completely unlike any structure I’ve ever seen. Inside, we were taken on a tour of the crypts below the cathedral, which open to an unusual underground site of worship that gives way to passages snaking in every which direction. The most upscale sections of these crypts are devoted to housing priceless artifacts of the cathedral as well as the remains of the high priests whom are kept in a sort of morgue with tombs ...



