Destination: Prague, Czech Republic

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Destination: Prague, Czech Republic

Member	Destination: Prague, Czech Republic
	_sketchy_ Member (12691posts) 9/14/2005 12:51:00 PM Check out the castles, stay along the waterway running through the middle for the scenic views. If you have to go to Germany by train make sure you take the express train to Cheb instead of the one with minor stops or you will be trapped for hours, then have to get off, take a bus, and take another train again! I could not tell the difference between the two. They were both labeled "Cheb" Have fun!
	_drea_ Member (10436posts) 9/14/2005 1:26:00 PM Oh wow Vu!!!! You are going to love it!!! Used to go there 2-3 times a year when we lived in Germany....... and I am sure I don't need to tell you this.....but take OoooooooodddDDDLlles and Oooodddlesss of pictures! When in Nov are you going?
	chimbuk Member (10860posts) 9/14/2005 1:32:00 PM are you visiting E?! HA! no. i thinks shes already home.... When in Nov are you going? 15-23. possibility of snow??
	K_BEEZ Nightlife Industry (8074posts) 9/14/2005 1:41:00 PM hey, come to poker tonite!! hit me back...
	Myspace_Whore Member (1746posts) 9/14/2005 2:50:00 PM Not in Croatia but I'll see what I could do !
	Silvergrl Member (4254posts) 9/14/2005 2:58:00 PM Dude.. honestly.. the fried cheese.. its good.. you know mozza sticks? its like that.. but on a bun. so good.
	my_chanG Nightlife Industry (19095posts) 9/14/2005 3:02:00 PM wow.. that's so cool, stephen. My friend Ben went over to Europe for like two weeks by himself and got to go to so many places. he said something about a train ticket that is good for like so many destinations.... he said the train pass thing is what helped him travel most. maybe look into something like that? the go short distances too, i think :ugh: that's so cool you're going!
	K_BEEZ Nightlife Industry (8074posts) 9/14/2005 3:33:00 PM the rail pass is a good deal if youre staying on the mainland (no UK), and not going long distances. its still massively expensive, just like everything else. however, renting a car was BY FAR the highlight of my trip. i dont know that i would do that in the east, tho i dont have experience with that first hand...
	Myspace_Whore Member (1746posts) 9/14/2005 3:46:00 PM I dont recommend a eurail pass unless you are going to venture numerous places. They are pricey and limited also.
	_drea_ Member (10436posts) 9/14/2005 4:36:00 PM Euro rail pass is expensive......so is gas..... I am not sure what it is other places but my parents pay what works out to be about $6.50 a gallon in NL. Food though......Oh my gosh ........you can eat and eat for such a good price. I will have to ask my mom next time she calls about the eating out.
	K_BEEZ Nightlife Industry (8074posts) 9/14/2005 5:28:00 PM where i was, food was far more expensive than here as well. that was britain and france only tho, i dont know about the rest.
	Halikarnas Member (228posts) 9/14/2005 7:41:00 PM Never go there with a woman who has seen the unbearable lightness of being
	_drea_ Member (10436posts) 9/15/2005 10:04:00 AM where i was, food was far more expensive than here as well. that was britain and france only tho, i dont know about the rest. Thinking about it............yeah eating out was compareable.......(NL, Germany, Italy, Austira, Switerzland, Greece, Spain, CZ)..................living over there (NL and Germany....don't know about everywhere else) you can buy at the stores twice as much as you can hear for the same amount. But anyways......the food it great!
	chimbuk Member (10860posts) 9/15/2005 10:16:00 AM how many Koruna's is an average meal?
	_drea_ Member (10436posts) 9/15/2005 10:21:00 AM http://www.infohub.com/fo...ums/showthread.php?t=2614 didn't have time to read it, i hope they have some helpful info for you
	dino Member (1603posts) 9/15/2005 10:29:00 AM quote: how many Koruna's is an average meal? I can usually drink about 10 Korunas and I'm really drunk. Sometimes I'll drink Koruna lights, depends on which is on sale.
	UAN Member (480posts) 9/16/2005 4:05:00 AM I live in Prague now, in Vysehrad. It's awesome. Wenceslas square it kinda touristy and filled with romany whores at night. There are Czech fast food stands lining the street that are opened 24 hours and serve sausage, hot dogs, hamburgers (made with ham, not beef), fried cheese sandwiches, and pivo pivo pivo! You'll have fun, there's all kinds of things to see and do.
	Senor_Ricardo Member (3878posts) 9/19/2005 5:09:00 AM quote: how many Koruna's is an average meal? depends if you r a tourist and cannot speak the language then too much.. dont go into the main tourist areas and you'll pay peanuts for a meal.. a good indication is if beer is more then 40 kcz then forget it..to expensive go some where else quote: romany whores if you are going to be political and call them whores atleast call them filthy gypsie filthy dirty whores..it sounds better..especially when you try to translate it to slovak or czech..they dont desrve to be called romany..!! to translate its equvalent: spinave kurvy cyganske I add an extra word to spice it up alittle
	UAN Member (480posts) 9/19/2005 8:10:00 AM Food here is really cheap if you go to the grocery store and cook for yourself. It takes a little more patience than eating out all the time, but things like produce, meats, cheese, eggs, milk, and bread are really cheap. Things that you would have at home (heinz, kraft, french's, old el paso, etc.) are quite expensive, approximately 1.5 times what you'd pay for it in Canada. If you are willing to eat like a Czech, you'll save a ton of money.
	chimbuk Member (10860posts) 9/19/2005 10:59:00 AM i didnt really plan on eating @ the touristy places. i was thinking of wandering around to find cafes off the beaten path
	Senor_Ricardo Member (3878posts) 9/22/2005 5:28:00 AM there is a great pizza place very cheap..not hard to find...its few 100 m from the old town square towards the tynsky cathedral..another great place is an internet cafe with bagels...dam good bagels!! not hard to find and cheap..