Prague

I chose Prague as a city break this October as I wanted to go somewhere short and in Europe, yet everyone was advising me to keep away from the Euro as the exchange rate was so bad. Unfortunately I learnt that even though the Czech Republic does not use the Euro, the exchange rate is still bad, and Prague is no longer the cheap place to go that it once used to be. Prague is only a short flight from London Gatwick, it takes roughly 1 hour 30 minutes. I flew with easyjet and found affordable flights, although my flight times were not suited to me, 6:20 in the morning on the way there and 11:00 at night on the way back. I did wonder if they were more designed for ...  Read the complete review

I would never buy one of those tacky tee-shirts proclaiming "I Love Prague" but I do love Prague, so much so that I have been there either eight or nine times now for short breaks. I may have lost count of the number of visits but each time I have been back I have found something new to enjoy. If you enjoy a quiet drink in classy surroundings or a trip to a castle or shall we say the more adult side of life then Prague has it all. The only word of warning I would give you in terms of going to the castle is that it used to be closed on a Monday so please check before visiting as it is a long walk up a steep hill to be disappointed. Having ...  Read the complete review

Me and my partner got the chance to visit Prague for 5 days last year and we fell in love with the place. Prague is by far our favourite European city we have visited so far. The culture of the place is amazing and the views in the city are out of this world. My favourite view of Prague has to be by the side of the Charles Bridge overlooking the river and the castle, breathtaking! There are plently of things to see and do in Prague and there were still things we wanted to do after 5 days. The main attractions which I would recommend are a wander around Wenceslas Square and a visit to the National museum overlooking Wenceslas Square. Do not forget to take your camera with ...  Read the complete review

First and foremost Prague is beautiful, I went in the Winter time and Wencelas Square covered in ankle high snow on a crisp day is like a scene from a Christmas Card, so if you go out of season then I would highly reccomed it as a winter get away. The food and drink in Prague is great, beer is the drink of choice and the Czechs do it very well and very cheap, to put it bluntly the beer is perfect, food is also affordable and hearty, dumplings, meat and dish compose the traditional diet of the Czechs and if you stay away from touristy areas it is like I say very affordable Places to visit in Prague include on the lighter side of things the sex ...  Read the complete review

Prague is a beautiful place, it has lots of stunning scenery. The old buildings in and cafes in the Old town square are picturesque and the Astronomical clock. But more importantly, 50p a pint of beer! :) I went to Prague 2 years ago on a stag do, Mainly for the cheap beer and what the nightlife has to offer..... ;) We stayed in a hotel, a short distance into the main square. It was in walking distance, but if we couldn't be bothered to walk they had a tram service all around which we walked on and got off as their was no where or no one to pay? The nightlife in Prague is something else. You get pushed and pulled every angle trying to ...  Read the complete review