Hostels in Czech Republic

The Old Prague Hostel is the cheapest but best way to stay in Prague. It is very safe and clean compared to most. It provides you a complete backpacker’s experience! Staying here includes free breakfast and internet.

Where to stay and eat in Brno,Czech Republic

A great place to stay in Brno would be at the Arte hotel. This luxury 4-star hotel is located right in the heart of Brno. You can find several shops and restaurants surrounding this hotel. The Arte Hotel offers a total of 12 guestrooms, each with a warm, dark wood decor. All rooms offer satellite television as well as minibars, Internet access, and safes. Each room also offers a private bathroom with toiletries and hair dryers. While booking this hotel you can purchase packages such as golf if you like to golf and also they have special prices for seniors and also if your going to stay there for more then 5 days they offer a discount.

For more information visit http://www.brno-hotels.eu/

While your in Brno, Czech republic you need to try their famous beer and their delicious cuisine. At Brabander resturant they offer great beer and is accompanied by homemade regional specialties. You can enjoy the amazing taste of fresh Czech fish, poultry and lamb or venison meat as well as of a thick, juicy steak in this restaurant.

To see the menu visit http://www.brabander.cz/www/jostova.php?type=1&lang=en

Top Bed & Breakfast and Restaurant in Prague

Throught out my research to find a perfect bed and breakfest in Prague I found a beautiful one that everyone should visit. The Dahlia Inn has a lot to offer to visiters from amazing prices to great tasting food. You are gaurenteed to feel at home with the friendly service and also the spactacular designs of each room. This bed and breakfest is located in the heart of Prague so you are close to everything when you want to discover more about this wonderful city.

For more information feel free to visit the website to get additional information http://www.dahliainn.com/

      Of course when you visit a new city the main thing is to try out the type of cuisine that they are famous for. In Prague the food that they are popular for is fine cakes, pastries and many meat dishes. The meat dishes include pork which is quite common, beef and chicken are also popular, goose, duck and rabbit are also served. The perfect resturant to try these local foods is the Malostranska Pivnice. This resturant is the style of an old Czech pub. It is popular for its typically Czech atmosphere, its excellent draught Pilsner beer and its traditional Czech cuisine.

More the menu and more information visit their web site

http://www.malostranskapivnice.cz/EN/main

The second largest city in Czech;Brno

Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic which is located in the southeast of the country. Brno is the capital of the South Moravian Region.As of December 2009 the population is 405,337. Brno is a major center of modern architecture in the whole world.

Bucovice Palace

Bucovice Palace hides its treasures well, for it is the interior of this palace where many surprises are in store for the visitor compared to the outside. The main excitment is the interior courtyard. This courtyard has 90 columns and 540 relief carvings. Also in the courtyard is a carved fountain done in the mannerist style. Bucovice palace owners claim it is one of the most beautiful fountains in all of Europe, visitors can make their own assessment.The interior of the palace was decorated in the late 16th Century and is very well preserved. The Renaissance garden is behind the palace and it is worth a visit as it is very well done with hedges and trees shaped in fascinating designs.

Villa Tugendhat

This modernist landmark is an outstanding example of the international architectural style that happened between the years of 1928-1930.This sight is part of the UNESCO monument of modern architecture. This glass-fronted villa set on a grassy slope is the very first monument of modern architecture in the Czech Republic. Since it is part of UNESCO it would be a great sight to visit while in Brno.

Reduta Theatre

The Reduta Theatre is a theatre situated in Brno on the citys oldest square. It is now part of the National Theatre in Brno, it is the oldest theatre in Central Europe. There are many shows and concerts that take place in this theatre. Make sure you look into an entertaining show when you are visiting Brno.

The City of Prague

Prague is the capital city and the largest city in the Czech Republic. It includes 1,21 million people located in a small area of 496 square km. This city is the biggest tourist spot in the Czech Republic therefore there are many different activities to enjoy. The three most interesting activities would be visiting the Prague Castle, Old Town Square, and also the Charles Bridge.

The Prague Castle

The Prague Castle is the most visited sight in Prague and is also considered to be the largest castle in the world because it is (570 m long, on average 128 m wide, area 7.28 hectares). The castle has three beautiful courtyards. This Castle has had four major reconstructions, but it keeps its original form it took on in the 18 century.

Old Town Square

The Old Town Square is the most important square of the historical Prague and the oldest. The Old Town Square was founded in the 10 ^th century as a place, where various goods from countries were sold to local people. It is bounded with several historical buildings such as the Old Town City Hall with the famous Astronomical Clock, the impressive St. Nicholas Church and many houses and palaces. It has been a centre of Prague Old Town since the middle ages.

The Charles Bridge

The Charles Bridge is over the river Vltava. It is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Prague. It is the oldest bridge and the most breathe taking place in the city. This bridge was built between the 14 ^th and 15 ^th century. It includes statues and lamps along it. This scenery plus the Gothic bridge towers on both ends makes the Charles Bridge a beautiful historical monument. There is no better place in Prague for a walk in the evening.

A little about the Czech Republic

Czech Republic is located in central Europe. This country is between Poland to the northeast, Germany to the west and northwest, Austria to the south and Slovakia to the east. It was formed in the 9th century but it reached its greatest defensive extent during the 13th and 14th century. The most popular spoken language is Czech followed by Polish and German. The estimated population is 10,230,060 in the 2001 census. The currency that they use is the Czech koruna. The tourism in Prague has decreased a lot in the past years due to the cost for visitors being too expensive compared to the level of services that is available. The reputation of this country has been at risk because of the overcharging of taxi drivers and all the pick pocketing problems. The Czech Republic as a whole generally has a low crime rate. Aside from these problems Prague is a relatively safe city where most areas are very safe to walk after dark. The cuisine in Czech is known to be a strong emphasis on meat dishes like Pork for example. Czechs two most popular sports are soccer and ice hockey so it is relatively similar to Canada. I would love to visit the Czech Republic!

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