Side trip recommendations from Prague
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Side trip recommendations from Prague
I'm visiting Prague in mid May, and have 8 days total to work with. As I don't think Prague will really require so much time, I'm thinking of a side trip, either via rail or air.
I'm looking for recommendations; I've hit most if not all of the top cities (Vienna and Budapest in particular) so tertiary places interest me. Never been to Milan, so that's on the list. Venice, been there, but in 1978, so a refresher may be in order. Krakow perhaps? Dresden? (Been to Berlin as well).
Thanks!
I'm looking for recommendations; I've hit most if not all of the top cities (Vienna and Budapest in particular) so tertiary places interest me. Never been to Milan, so that's on the list. Venice, been there, but in 1978, so a refresher may be in order. Krakow perhaps? Dresden? (Been to Berlin as well).
Thanks!
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I'm visiting Prague in mid May, and have 8 days total to work with. As I don't think Prague will really require so much time, I'm thinking of a side trip, either via rail or air.
I'm looking for recommendations; I've hit most if not all of the top cities (Vienna and Budapest in particular) so tertiary places interest me. Never been to Milan, so that's on the list. Venice, been there, but in 1978, so a refresher may be in order. Krakow perhaps? Dresden? (Been to Berlin as well).
Thanks!
I'm looking for recommendations; I've hit most if not all of the top cities (Vienna and Budapest in particular) so tertiary places interest me. Never been to Milan, so that's on the list. Venice, been there, but in 1978, so a refresher may be in order. Krakow perhaps? Dresden? (Been to Berlin as well).
Thanks!
You could easily spend 8 days in Prague and take a couple day trips and be totally happy (depending on your travel tastes).
If you want to stick to cities, yes, Dresden is great, and Krakow is great.
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While I could spend an unlimited amount of time in Prague, I'll try to help a bit...
Around CZ: Česky Krumlov, Plseň and Dresden are all good day trips, although I'd say that Dresden is worth 2 days/1 night and Česky Krumlov is worth an overnight as well.
Dresden and Plseň are easy to get to by train, the last one is probably best by bus.
Around CZ: Česky Krumlov, Plseň and Dresden are all good day trips, although I'd say that Dresden is worth 2 days/1 night and Česky Krumlov is worth an overnight as well.
Dresden and Plseň are easy to get to by train, the last one is probably best by bus.
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By the way, I posted some few ideas in the Prague DO thread, posts
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/commu...l#post16171430
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/commu...l#post16171430
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http://www.ceskypivnifestival.cz/en/...festival.shtml
Not that it's a side trip, but it's something to do.
Not that it's a side trip, but it's something to do.
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