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Jul 27, 2007
This is a fairly new program. I was told Berlin has one as well.
It starts at 10:30 at the "Meeting Point" in old town square. Just in front of the jewelry store, Cartier I believe. at the end of the 4 hr walk they will take donations. You can also bail out anytime along the walk. Depending on who leads the walk (every leader customizes their own walk) you will be lead to the astronomical clock, the statue in the center of the square and told a bit about a few buildings there, the tax square. A church with a severed arm hanging from a chain a few hundred years old, an Australian sports bar, the Jewish quarter and cemetery and sinagauge. Across the Charles Bridge. To the Lennon Wall. and up to the Castle by 1:00 to see the changing of the guards. Led through the 3 courtyards, and around the church. I enjoyed myself and tipped the guide 200 krown ($15.00 US) Part of the Europe July-Oct. travel blog |
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Oct 21, 2007
On Sunday I actually managed to make it to the free walking tour (just), and we spent about four hours walking through Prague, seeing the Old Town Square, the Jewish Quarter, the Castle, the John Lennon Wall (yes, really), and plenty more. Hillary, an Aussie girl from the hostel, was also on the tour… the world gets smaller |
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Jun 12, 2009
The next day we went on a free tour and saw the entire town (well most of it...a lot of it...some of it haha). It was great and a lot of fun hearing about the history of the city and how the towns people used to take down and switch… Praha (its a bit late i know :( ) |
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Jul 27, 2007
Another free tour tomorrow will be good, then I'm dragging same to a 3 floor club! Clubbing isn't really Sam's thing, but a bit of vodka before and she'll be doing the funky chicken all night!
I'm good now, still… 4 Days...4 Cities...3 Countires! |
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Sep 25, 2008
As soon as I checked in, I looked for a free tour in the city, and there was one starting in 5 minutes, so had to rush out to join the group. Of course did not make it on time, but was able to caught up with them right… Lost, lost, lost, and lost |
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Sep 26, 2008
I used the computer a bit and found a free walking tour. This one really was free because I bailed out 3/4 of the way through. I was bored with the guide which made it an unpleasureable experience.
I crossed the Charles Bridge and had Pilsner Urquell (Since I was in Pilsner country… Prague - Czech Republic |
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