| Page Views: 11,692 Last Visit to Czech Republic: December, 2002 | Czech Republic: Finding Beers & Hockey Players by richiecdisc - last update: Mar 20, 2003 |
| The Moravian town of Telc |
The Czech Republic becomes more westernized everyday, but still offers glimpses of what was once a truly distinct eastern Europe. This westernization comes with perks (everyone speaks English) and downfalls (insane inflation), but overall there is much charm to be found if one ventures even romotely off the beaten path. For the beer afficionado, however, things are changing for the worse all too rapidly. Small breweries are going out of business and even the mightly Pilsner Urquell has undergone vast changes that most view as for the worse. Still, there is no place better to drink a pilsner and there are some great beers to be found by the astute hunter. There are some sights to see along the way as well. But get there soon before it becomes just one more stop on the European itinerary of the college sophomore crowd. |
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craic Tue Dec 11, 2007 17:30 UTC ah the authentic grubby beer halls - great | cheekymarieh Fri Sep 17, 2004 07:32 UTC Some great info Richie. I had been hoping to see Ostrava mentioned but I guess you haven't been there. | Zo72 Wed Sep 15, 2004 19:06 UTC Excellent page about Czech republic. | angelikabel Thu Nov 20, 2003 14:08 UTC The suburbs of Prague are bigger and more horrible than those of Cracow and Prague is not beautiful everywhere, and especially this city is very small ! |
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