Published over 4 years ago by Jeffrey Martin
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Right next to <>. You are in the heart of Prague 6. Jump on a bus to go to the airport, or get on a tram to go to the outlying suburbs, or of course, into the center of town, which takes about 20 minutes by tram.
Published over 4 years ago by Jeffrey Martin
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Well, first of all you should get your lips ready to kiss a warm hello to one of those grilled sausages from the stand there on the cor...(more)
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Here we are at the gates of Prague Castle. (Well we're just behind one of the main entrances actually, and way inside some of the defunct e...(more)
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This is a tram stop you'll see a lot of if you stay out until after twelve. Scroll so the tram and Tesco are in front of you and to the rig...(more)
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The Green line and the Red line cross here. It's a busy place. Don't move too slowly or you'll hold up the throngs. Run for your train if you're here at night, or you'll have to wait ten whole minutes!
Published over 4 years ago by Jeffrey Martin
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The Green line and the Red line cross here. It's a busy place. Don't move too slowly or you'll hold up the throngs. Run for your train if you're here at night, or you'll have to wait ten whole minutes!
Published over 4 years ago by Jeffrey Martin
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If you don't know where to meet someone in the center, meet them here. This is the horse. Prague's generic meeting point. Enjoy your wait, watching a...(more)
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Nearly at the end of the line for tram number 8. You can see one of Stalin's skyscrapers in the distance.
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This is the "King's Garden". You can walk through it, during summer months, all the way up to <
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Just by <> This used to be the end of the "Green Line", now it goes a couple more stops out into suburbia and panelak land. The center of Prague is ten minutes from here by metro, and about 20 minutes by tram.
