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Prague and the Bone Church
... I don’t remember even being that cold in Iceland at midnight in the middle of winter! Anyway, it was an interesting tour. I think Prague is a beautiful city to look at, but there are so many tourist shops selling non-Czech souvenirs, and so many massive tour groups crowding the narrow cobbled streets, that it felt like it had lost some of its charm. Still, I think it is definitely a city worth visiting, even if just for a short time, and you should then head on to ...
Off to Prague
... and impressive buildings here.
We arrived in Prague eager to set foot in Czech. After finding a Bankomat machine to extract from it koruna, or Czech crowns, we managed to buy a metro ticket all in Czech. The girls and I have been practicing for a few days, and we can count to 20, and have some basic words like please, thank you and dark beer: ). Navigating the metro in any city is now a piece of cake, and we found our way easily through ...
Ahoy Prague! (Hello Prague!)
... guess someone important was around!), and the last views were wonderful overlooking all of Prague. What a beautiful city. We then hiked down the castle steps and made our way to the Metro station where it was the end of the tour and we bid farewell to our group. Our tour guide was fantastic, with fascinating stories and laughs to go with each location and really wanting to share all that with us. We covered a lot of ground and now we have a good idea of what ...
Secret Agent Man
... I will never be able to pronounce or even write the name of whatever we ordered. It was some delicious pork with an amazingly tasty sauce made out of cheese of some city in Czech Republic I can't recall right now. In fact, I can't even recall the name of the beer, which wasn't that complicated (language here will be a chapter apart).
I went back to the hotel walking through those medieval streets, still quite amused by the surroundings ...
Le chateau, le pont, les touristes...
... en regardant les touristes s'entasser sur le Pont Charles!
Prague est un heureux melange de plusieurs styles d'architecture, figer dans le temps, qui cohabitent toutes tres bien! C'est du moyen-age, au roccoco en passant par la renaissance, que l'on decouvre les grandes beautes de cette ville. On s'y sent presque chez nous, y'a meme Celine qui joue a la radio, et les toilettes du McDo sont toujours gratuites! ;) C'est un ...



