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This palace has been the home of the Archbishops since 1564. It is only open to the public on a couple of occasions a year. more
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Lumbe's Garden in the westernmost part of Prague Castle plays host to musical performances throughout the year. Contact the castle's tourist information office for information on upcoming events and ticketing. more
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Built in 1897, this house on the Old Town Square represents Neo-Renaissance architecture of the period with its murals of Saint Wenceslas painted by L. Novak from a design by M. Ales. The paint-work is an example of what a visi... more
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The Church of Our Lady Beneath the Chain, or "Panna Marie Pod Retězem" was once a priory. A gift to the Knights of St. John courtesy Vladislav II, back then it was strategically positioned in the heart of the Knights' monastery... more
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Nicknamed "Letná" and previously known as the Stadion AC Sparta Praha, the now Toyota Arena, renamed due to its Toyota sponsorship, hosts both the AC Sparta Prague Football Club as well as the Czech National Football Team. Duri... more
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This Sports Hall is home to the Prague basketball team, Sparta Prague. On occasion, the Hall is used for other sporting events, community events and private parties. See the website for upcoming events and information on how to... more
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One of the city's most characteristic sights, this massive Neo-Renaissance construction dating back to the late nineteenth century overlooks the town from the top end of Wenceslas Square. Soviet troops fired on the museum as th... more
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Radost FX is a café, restaurant-bar and music club all in one building but well separated so that enjoying one doesn't mean tramping through the others. The street-side café is small with only around 20 seats and generally busy... more
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Some of the backdrops here are as entertaining as the wax figures themselves: Franz Kafka stands beside convincing reconstructions of a shop and inn of his time; Emperor Rudolf II and his court alchemist - the Englishman Edward... more
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The oldest and most important square in historic Prague, dating from before the 12th century, it was originally a market place where merchants from all over Europe gathered. The square has witnessed many events of historical im... more
Prague Travel Experiences
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Prague, Czech Republic World finest beer..or is t...
My journey has brought me to what might be the most beautiful city in the world. Only judging from my travels of course. This... Continue reading »
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Prague Part I
On my February break, I went with two friends to Prague (the capital of the Czech Republic). We left on Saturday morning, and after a lon... Continue reading »
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Wow there are so many tourists!
The Czechs are so slack about border security. The Slovaks did at least stamp me out so someone knows where I am!I did quite well at find... Continue reading »
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Beautiful city, ancient history, quite 'liberal'...
Night 1 -Nick and Iarrived in Prague, settled into the hostel (which seemed sort of ghetto) and went to the Bohemian Bagel for a late din... Continue reading »
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Christmas time in Prague!
After returning from Vienna, I was catching up on sleep all week. Friday came very quickly. That day was very busy. Natalie and I had to... Continue reading »
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