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Feeling Like I Belong...

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This was a weekend getaway my buddy Rey and I took in February of 2007. He had never been to Prague and I can never get enough!

Feeling Like I Belong...

View of the National Museum from the end of Vaclavske Namesti.
For many of you out there, the idea of flying to another continent for a long weekend might sound a little nuts. But when you're in the "business" (airline business) you get a lot of opportunities. My buddy Rey and I decided to take advantage of our perks and headed to Prague from Austin, Texas via Dallas and Frankfurt. We got there late due to bad weather in Germany, but made the most of it. Getting our apartments was a breeze and we settled in for a good nights rest after traveling all day. Being  it was February, we got lucky for the most part with the local weather. The morning brought a gorgeous but crisp day and allowed for most of our photo opportunities. As you can see from the photos, the sky was amazingly blue! We played tourist most the day. Taking in the sites and even some music at the Church of St. Salvator (highly recommended!). This trip has just to relax, no agenda. We went to a couple clubs in the evening and found plenty of places to find a whiskey or two to keep us warm! The next couple days were overcast but we still got out and tried to see how the Czech half lived. All and all it was a great trip and finding our apartments to our liking was really something to come back for.
swecha says:
hey...thats the beauty of traveling....
weather the shy is blue or overcast....everything looks interesting:)
greetings
Posted on: Sep 11, 2008
petit_gooroo says:
I hope I'll have the opportunity to go to Prague soon...
Posted on: Aug 05, 2008
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View of the National Museum from...
The Powder Tower.
The Powder Tower.
The Municiple House.
The Municiple House.
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A little ragtop for hire to tour...
A flyer from The Church of St. S…
A flyer from The Church of St. S...
The East Gate of the Karluv Most…
The East Gate of the Karluv Most...
Rey gets his bearings (left) as …
Rey gets his bearings (left) as ...
Statue of the Cruxifiction, Karl…
Statue of the Cruxifiction, Karl...
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View of Karluv Most from west ba...
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View up the Vlata towards Most L...
Prague Castle overlooks the Hrad…
Prague Castle overlooks the Hrad...
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View of Prague Castle from Most ...
The National Theater sits across…
The National Theater sits across...
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The Manes Tower can be seen to t...
View from the Jiraskuv Most towa…
View from the Jiraskuv Most towa...
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Easy Walk To Everything!
Before the last time I went to Prague, a buddy of mine suggested getting an apartment instead of a hotel room. He had heard about them through friends and supplied me with the link. Prague city apartments have everything from studios to three bedroom suites ranging from 62 Euros to 276 Euros. And they are located all over the tourist areas of Prague! The price for three nights was excellent. We received a huge discount for the third night! When I went, my buddy Rey and I chose the Residence Cerna, located in the Nove Mesto area. We paid a deposit ahead of time and the rest upon check in. Upon arriving we took a cab to the in-town office and received our keys and directions (we were only a couple blocks away and needed to stretch our legs!). So you know, they also have an office at the airport in Prague. We each got our seperate place and loved the feeling of it. It was like actually living there! Now, who wouldn't like that? My apartment had a kitchenette and a stack laundry in the bathroom. An elevator made things easier after a long day of walking about. We were steps from the New Town Hall and National Theatre. The rooms were clean and had modern looking furniture. The kitchenette had everything you needed: plates, glasses, utensels and a coffee pot. I didn't need the laundry, but it was nice knowing it was there. Overall it was quiet, comfortable, clean and most of all affordable in my mind. I'll use this service again next time I'm in Prague!
Outside of Residence Cerna (phot...
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