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1. Notes From Prague 6 They've been test-driving the new subway trains with the same ritual for over two years. 2. Notes From Prague 6 Tags: [metro,construction,Czechs] ... 3. The Sultan of Brno ... in white socks and Hungarian striped sweaters and reliving the 80's discos in commie-time, then invest 20Kč in METRO MUSIC CLUB (“number 1 nightclub”) on Postovska 6, Alfa-Pasaz. But check out the Albanian ... 4. Prague Expat reflections ... sauce for the next few months. You never knew when they were going to stock them again. 2) 6Kč tram or metro tickets. 3) Czech men wearing tiny Speedos at Podoli. Oh, and we would swim in the dirtiest ... 5. Make an Escape to the Outskirts ... and the surrounding facilities rundown, if not abandoned. To get to Divoká Šárka, take metro line A (green) to Dejvická and exit up the elevators. Follow the signs to the CSAD bus ... 6. Simply everything you need to know in Prague ... 396 Fax: +420 222 519 731, lekbelgicka@volny.cz, Náměstí Míru metro stop) is the closest one to the center that's open 24 hours. Persist – it looks closed after 8pm but isn't. They ... 7. Circling the Square in Europe's Perfect Little City ... this vibrant old city. And that's how we saw it when we emerged from the metro at the National Museum Station, not as a square but a long broad boulevard sweeping down from the larger than life statue ... 8. Transportation in Prague Prague, and how to get to it, through it and around it ... in one piece! The best way to get around Prague is by public transportation. The intricate system of metro (subway) lines, buses and ... 9. A Condensed History of Prague ... Four years later (1 January 1922) 37 neighbouring townships and villages were linked to form Great Prague, which by 1938 became a modern metropolis with almost 1 million inhabitants. ... 10. Alex Barber: Rest In Peace My Brother ... What makes his passing so sad is he was truly one of a kind and I know I'll never meet anyone like him again. One time I got on a crowded metro, sat down and took out ... 11. Alcoholics Annonymous Prague Partying too much? Need help? Prague Alcoholics Anon. and Narcotics Anon. meetings are held at Na Porici 16, metro/ ... 12. Let's go to Haje! ... at the end of the Red Line, and exiting the Metro in Haje is a shocking contrast, especially if you got on at Muzeum. Rows of what look like concrete skyscrapers laid end-on-end, stretch like dominoes ... 13. Notes From Prague 6 They've been test-driving the new subway trains with the same ritual for over two years. The freshly painted white tubes come sleeking into C line metros ... 14. Ask Dr. Johnny Get Down! ... bookies to get your metro tickets. Don't queue with the Cesky's for a three month pass when you only want to go from Namesti ... 15. Kampa Park Restaurant and Bar ... guy from Denmark while Mr. X waited for his drink... KAMPA PARK RESTAURANT & BAR: Na Kampe 8B, Mala Strana, Prague 1, Tel: 800-1-KAMPA (800-1-52672), Metro: Malostranska, ... 16. Sex with Bjork ... "That singer from Iceland?" "Yes, that lovely princess! " Rewind. We left the Uz Jsme Doma show early. As we waited for the metro to take ... 17. Vinohradska ... meant to be in Vinohrady. All are accessible from Metro Jiřího z Poděbrad or Tram 11, Vinohradská tržnice ... 18. Soukenická Street ... to the friendly folks at Futurista, (Soukenická 8, Tel: +420 222 311 453 www.futurista.cz Metro: Náměstí Republiky)? Its a groovy home design shop, with lots of great ideas and ... 19. Letter from Brno ... remember you're on a budget, and you've mentally noted not to spend more today than you would on a Paris Metro Day Travelcard plus Cafe au Lait, so next, rather than check into Brno's hottest hotel and ... 20. An Expatella says "Peace" to Prague ... Upon moving to this country, my first reaction was "Hey! Look at all these white people!" My own complexion made me feel conspicuous for the first time in my life. On the metro, I felt like everyone ...
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