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Vienna or Prague??
Hey folks. I am just looking for some quick feedback. I will be going to Budapest on business for the gazillionth time and have a weekend open to explore another city nearby. I narrowed down to either Vienna or Prague.
Anyone have any opinions on which you would take for a 2 day weekend in April? Thanks in advance! |
Spent 1 week in PRG last summer, followed by 4 nights in VIE.
Tough choice. Prague looks better than Disney. It's a very old European city that managed to stay in tact during the war. Lots to do. I did a trip report on Prague last summer. If I can find it, I'll bump it. Vienna is a more traditional European city. More like Paris. If I had a choice I'd go back to PRG. |
Personally, I'm with dhammer53 here and would go to Prague. However, it could depend on what your interests are. If you like museums, classical music, coffeehouses and pastry, and a more formal feeling, go to Vienna. If you like history, beautiful old buildings, beer and a great walking-around city, go to Prague. Both the Jewish Quarter and Prague Castle are fascinating. Oh, and they have very good pastries in Prague, too. :)
P.S. dhammer53's Prague trip report is excellent! ^ I referred to it when I made my trip last September. |
Thanks folks - Prague it shall be!!! I am sure I will be back later, so I will hit Vienna next time!
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I vote for Prague. I like Vienna too but I am biased towards Prague since I lived and worked there for about 6 years.
Vienna is more formal, more grand where Prague is beautiful (with some rough patches) and more of a moving and changing society. If you like Budapest and like the contrast and changes Budapest is going through, I think you would not be disappointed in Prague. Well maybe except for those pesky rip off taxi driver around old town sq... |
I would definitely vote for Prague!
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