Sheraton Prague Charles Square Hotel

... eventually post on Facebook) of amazing sculptures and spires. Then, onto the Museum of Natural History. Very very cool, a history of how the Czech Republic came to be through Neanderthal times till now, and then the national gem and precious stone collection. On top of that, the Zoological area, every animal pretty much in the world on display, stuffed and lifelike.. kinda scary actually!

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... beautiful. The bad was we took a mini bus tour. Yes - another crazy driver, no concept of space, and apparently immune to any changes in temperature. We were sweating bullets both from the ride and the temperature in the bus!! But we had fun. Here a few photos - PHOTO_ID_R=p1000626.jpg], , , . We headed back to Prague and ...

... Castle, but then I found Prague castle a bit disappointing. I arrive with a Japanese couple and we write down the times for the bus back to Ceske Budejovice. Its a bit of a hike up to the castle, all up hill of course, my legs are still sore from the Horseriding and rafting of the previous days. There are different prices for tours 180kc for Czech Language and 280kc for foreign language. I did the English one at Cesky Krumlov Castle and had a ...

... it was nothing worse than that punch in the face. I helped to try to calm her down while her friends went off to find various help. Before long she was taken off to hospital and her friends went with her. * I tried to put the events of the previous night out of mind as I set about my day of exploration. I headed for the Old Town square and joined yet another free walking tour. This time the guide was Czech, an actual inhabitant of Prague, and her ...

... isn't a typical Spanish thing? Sherin might have to wear my hair so we can fit in) - singing Spaniards in the hostel- Beatles, Coldplay - never walk into a liquor store unless you intend on sampling the entire store. "you'll see pink circles soon." WHAT? - Cat calls (literally) from a group of Czeck guys - Rick Steve's drinking game - paying $6 for bread at a restaurant. us to waiter "but we didn't order bread?" waiter to us, "well, then why did you ...

... from on top of the old city wall. There is also some woods near by that are really cool. I would recommend anyone traveling to Prague to stop off in Kutná Hora. It really is worth the trip. We took the express train back to Prague and walked through the tourist part of the city at night. The nightlife was alright, but there were still a lot of people working the ...

... of the two old guys, smoothing things over and reassuring frazzled shopkeepers, waitresses, and people on the street that no, we are not American. It's tough though. How do you explain things when my Dad asks people in Frankfurt where a good place to eat in Prague is? How are the Czech waitresses supposed to understand when Glenn asks them what percentage of Holland is under sea level? Why oh why does my Dad insist on asking hot Czech ...

... og tha er planid ad sleppa Austurriki og fara frekar til Ungverjalands og eyda nokkrum nottum i Budapest. Vid skrifudum upp groflegt ferdaplan i lestinni i dag og vid reiknum med ad framhaldid verdi: Bukarest (Rumenia), Sofia (Bulgaria), Istanbul (Tyrkland), Izmir (Tyrkland) og svo London (UK). Gaman ad segja fra thvi ad folk thekkir yfirleitt Island og veit ad hofudborgin er ...

... some drinking game. They played the song 'Jolene' and had to drink everytime the word 'jolene' gets mentioned...gets messy as you can imagine. The next day we went on a makor walk around Prague. We walked over Charles bridge, saw the old town square etc before heading back and havin a meal in a nice cheap restaurant next to the hostel. We had a few drinks in the hostel, some annoying english guy, i think his name was charles or summet ...

... gateway at each end, which are open for the public to climb (if they aren't sporting a double buggy anyway), and the sides of the bridge are lined with little stalls selling trinkets and artwork. There is a lovely view up to Prazsky Hrad, the castle, on the hill. The far side of the river has a large tree-covered park. There is a funicular railway which runs to the top of the hill, and gives a fantastic panorama across the city. A short walk through the park leads to a ...