Youth Hostel in Prague
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17 Jan 2012 Merinda, Australia:
Restaurant in the basement was great for convenient, good-priced traditional Czech food. The waiter didn't speak much English, but understood enough to help us with our food selection. Generous quantities and really tasty. |
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17 Jan 2012 Merinda, Australia:
Free walking tour - was meeting at the Astronomical Clock at 11am and 2pm when we visited - look for the yellow umbrella/sign. Check tripadvisor.com for more ifo |
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23 Nov 2011 Linda, USA:
I recommend going to an opera at the National Theatre along the river. I didn't think I liked opera but it was wonderful - the music, sets, and the theatre itself were gorgeous. Tickets are about 300-600 cz and, if you're a student, go a half hour before the performance and purchase a ticket at the box office for half price. While the concerts around town are wonderful, it seemed as though mostly Czechs were at the opera. Hope you like it! |
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13 Nov 2011 Jarosław, Poland:
Restaurant Zakotvi, Rybna street no. 13 - near to Staromestske namesti (main square), but very acceptable prices and good cousine. |
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30 Oct 2011 Beata Gabriela, France:
Pilsner Unique Bar- it has taps on the table the largest club in central europe- has a good mix of locals and tourists from all over the world |
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30 Oct 2011 Beata Gabriela, France:
the old town square & the lennon wall across the river |
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26 Oct 2011 Alberto, Spain:
... any of the sausages sold in the streets, mainly in St. Wenceslao square. |
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18 Sep 2011 Vinay, India:
Many eating placs, including KFC and Macdonalds. |
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18 Sep 2011 Vinay, India:
Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Clock Tower |
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15 Sep 2011 Becky, USA:
anything off the beaten tourist path. And great beer is in the underground beer halls or pubs (not street-level restaurants), where we got pints for 24 kc. |
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| HI Hostel Prague - Hostel AdvantagePrague Hostel Advantage is a cheap and cosy hostel located right in the center of Prague- 100m from underground station "I.P.Pavlova" (line C) and within 5-minute walk to the Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti). It is a perfect point of departure for walks through the historical centre. NEW SAFETY KEY-CARD SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED IN THE HOSTEL FOR MORE PRIVACY, SECURITY AND COMFORT! Hostel Advantage completely renovated all bathrooms and toilets and opened new ensuite rooms with bathrooms and toilets in spring 2007! There is a friendly English speaking staff here for you at the reception desk 24 hours a day all year round - no curfew, no lockout time. There are mostly multi-bed rooms used as dorms, but you can have also private rooms. Toilets and bathrooms with hot shower(separate for male and female) are on each floor. Prices include breakfast, all taxes, linen and a towel! On the ground floor there is a TV room with FREE internet connection (20 minutes) and FREE WIFI INTERNET CONNECTION, in the basement you will find a really good restaurant serving Czech and international cuisine. However there is fully equipped kitchen. If you want to stay in the very center of Prague at very little cost, Advantage Hostel is the best choice! | more...... |