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Quote: This place takes torture far beyond the rack.I thought to myself, you know, if someone so much as threatened to punch my teeth out I would probably offer up a confession—there would be no need for the Spanish… Read More
Quote: I took myself on a walking tour due to a sprained ankle, and really enjoyed myself. If you have ever been to Paris, or a city where you have realized that you can walk all around the whole city, well Prague is… Read More
Quote: It is an amazing view of history and the closeness of the Jewish community here in Praha. Narrow gravestone markers, a temple, and historic exhibit depicting the early years, migration patterns pre-WWII, and… Read More
Quote: Saint George`s Basilica is part of the huge Prague castle complex, and admission is included in the price of the castle tour. More than 1,000 years old, it was founded in about 920 AD by Prince Vratislav I… Read More
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Quote: Open: Tuesday-Sunday, 9am–noon and 1pm–5pm No pictures allowed. This whitewashed large monastery with green cupolas can be seen from afar, especially since you have to climb the hill to get to it. The… Read More
Quote: “You may burn the goose, but one day there will come a swan,and you will not burn him.” Martin Luther The sublime Gothic exterior of this apparently unremarkable building belies the great importance it had in… Read More
Quote: Take time to walk along the narrow picturesque Nerudova Street that winds its way up to the castle complex. Nerudova Street was named after the 19th-century writer Jan Neruda, who wrote many short stories set in… Read More
Quote: The history of many Bohemian towns can be traced back through the buildings. Medieval prosperity left its mark just as much as the devastation of the religious wars and the years of the Counter-reformation. Kutna… Read More
Quote: Prague Castle was defended by at least two fortified walls. One, set a ways out from the castle itself, can be seen along Novy Svet Street (see Journal “The Rest of Castle Hill”). The castle itself was… Read More