We spent 10 days in one of the most beautiful european city (i mean between those ive ever been to) - A trip in the memory of eastern europe and in the czech new way of life -
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Prague is a great place. That's great to take a walk in a city and remember whats you read about its history. Wherever you go, there's always something to tell about the story of this place. Prague is architecturaly awesome, is a cheap place to eat and drink, but there's too much tourists (as we were!!) in august!!
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Museum of communism Josefov Charles bridge by night The castle area
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I loved the atmosphere, felt like if i was walking in the 19th century... There's something in the air, something historic, kinda magic. Hope to go back in winter to see the Charles bridge under the snow!! And dont forget to taste the local (cheap) beers.
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Hostel Na-Zborenci
Na-Zborenci, 10
Prague 2
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You can easily find a good place to eat everywhere in Prague.
I recommend to try the local food : gulash served into a big bread, the bramborové knedliky (potatoe balls) or houskové knedliky (bread balls) with duck and a fruit sauce.
Eat quickly a cheap hotdog with a tasty mustard on the old town place.
If you're going to Prague with your liver, i recommend to spend a couple of hours on a boat, listening to a jazz orchestra and eating traditional food (evd boats, close to the inter-continetal hotel).
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Published on Monday May 16th, 2005
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