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True@1stLight
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Welcome back thumper.
Stewart
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It''s cheap enough to go and enjoy low cost everything (i.e. 24 beers, 2 cheeseburgers, and a large pizza for about £20) but you'd need to be sure of what you are going for - as I found out. I wanted to do a bit of tourist(ish) stuff while my friend just wanted to drink which created a conflict in interest.
The Czech's themselves seemed rather ignorant people and there was a distinct sense of xenophobia. The taxi drivers are conmen and, since they don't speak English (unless they are even bigger conmen) then its handy to be able to speak German or Czech to haggle prices down and get around. That is, of course, if you don't fancy using the wonderful (and cheap) tram system.
If you do go then take a map as the streets are hard to navigate - it's like you keep coming back to the same point no matter which direction you walk. And find ex-pat bars - they're the ones who are more willing to help.
The Czech's themselves seemed rather ignorant people and there was a distinct sense of xenophobia. The taxi drivers are conmen and, since they don't speak English (unless they are even bigger conmen) then its handy to be able to speak German or Czech to haggle prices down and get around. That is, of course, if you don't fancy using the wonderful (and cheap) tram system.
If you do go then take a map as the streets are hard to navigate - it's like you keep coming back to the same point no matter which direction you walk. And find ex-pat bars - they're the ones who are more willing to help.
