August 22, 2007
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Sazka Arena – the most modern multipurpose arena in the world
Sazka Arena took up activities on 27 march 2004. President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus cut the tape at about 10.35 p.m. and officially opened the arena. All evening was in token of music, dance, colours and lights. 112 sportsmen came with 150 medals which they had from Olympic games. Famous singers...
Hostel life in Prague
Having seen others using the kitchen down the hall we decided to cook something. Travelled to a supermarket on the metro bought a few bits for a simple pasta dish and supplies for our overnight bus trip to Lithuania.Having dropped it all off at the hostel we continue with the sight seeing. We decided due to...
The Great Berlin Curry Wurst Expedition
Last week I was in Germany, in Weimar and Berlin, specifically, and on Sunday I got to do something that I’ve only done in one other city: To spend a day walking around and looking for the best of its most typical street food. Berlin’s most typical street food - aside from its ubiquitous doner...
Seeing what we've only ever read about.
One of the lads at the hostel advised us to go for the 3 day pass on the metro So we did much cheaper.Headed out with camera poised for action. We are not the best photographers in the world but hey lets give it a go Maybe we will get one or two good shots. Please feel free to give us a star or...
Party boat cruising on the Vltava river
Has it ever happened to you that you wanted to party but you weren’t sure and couldn’t decide where to go? It happens to me often, but last time, we made a great decision. We went to a party boat on the Vltava river. It was very good, four hours of music, dancing, singing, drinking, and sailing. There...
Richard Gere in Prague soon
Petra Wagnerova from distribution company Bioscop has confirmed that Richard Gere, famous Hollywood actor known mainly from Pretty Woman, will visit the premiere of his new film Hoax in Prague.
The National Museum presents a unique collection of coins
The National Museum in Prague is proud to show a unique silver coin from the 14th century which the rulers of northeast Iran used to make on special occasions (births, weddings, coronations etc.). The coin is together with two other precious Islamic coins displayed in the exhibition called The Treasures of the National Museum.