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Nancy
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08/15/2001 |
Can anyone tell me the exchange rate for currency in Czechoslavakia. I also need to find out what the monetary denominations are. Help!
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ANSWER: It is not Czechoslavakia anymore, it is just the Czech Republic. We use Crowns /in Czech Koruny/. You pay 38CZK for one US dollar. |
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Katie
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08/14/2001 |
Hi, I am moving to Prague for a year to study. To do so I have had to give up my hoby ofplaying polo and other equestrian events. I will be studying and living in Prague 6 and limited by public transport and that I only speak english. I would very much like to find the oportunity to continue riding and/or working with horses while I am there. Does any one have any sugestions??
kskola@yahoo.com
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ANSWER: I am not sure if there is any club where you could play polo. However you can continue to work with the horses- post a message on a specialized web site http://www.equichannel.cz/diskuze/ by clicking on "NOVE" and I am sure somebody will help you. The public transportation is very good, so you can get everywhere.
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linds
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08/13/2001 |
Hi, I am a student from Bowdoin College attending an exchange program in Prague. I will be there roughly 5-6 months. As part fo te program i am required to do an independent study for a month. I am particularly interested on doing Czech gardens, and coutryard gardens. I was wondeirng if anyone knew of any information concerning the history and present attitude towards czech/prague gardens,
thanks
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ANSWER: While you are here stop at the Prague Information Service /PIS/ office. They make guided tours of the Prague gardens and they might give you a hint where to find more info. Their email is info@pis.cz. Good luck!
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Jackie
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08/11/2001 |
Hi - I am planning to go to Prague in December. Does anyone know if there are Christmas markets? If so are they good?
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ANSWER: Yes, there are a lot of Christmas markets in Prague during that time. One of the best is at the Old Town Square or at Havelska. I'm sure you will like them.
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Michael
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08/10/2001 |
Dear Lenka, My name is Michael and I’m writing from Poznañ, Poland. First of all I want to say that your site is honestly great and I mean it! It is easy to navigate, cool colours and it uploads very fast. But… I am planning to visit Prague next week and I managed to find every information I need on your page except one. Probably because it is connected more with the border between our countries than it is to Prague itself. Well, my problem is this: I know very well how to get from Poznañ to the border but unfortunately I have no idea how to get form the border to Prague. My plan was to get through the border in Lubawka (Poland) and get to Žacléø (the Czech Republic) or Mieroszów (Poland) and get to Mezimìsí (the Czech Republic).
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ANSWER: Thank you Michael. All the connections can be found at this web site vlak-bus.cz. Answers to the rest of the questions I'm sending via an email.
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Al
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08/07/2001 |
How much english is spoken in the city?
There are three of us traveling on business and all we speak is English.
Will we be able to get around?
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ANSWER: You will be able to get around without any problem. Almost everybody knows here at least some English.
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Heather
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08/07/2001 |
Thanks for taking the time to help so many people! I will be travelling from Canada to Germany and then to Prague by train with a Europass. I know the pass does not apply to the Czech Republic, so can you let me know how/where I might get a train pass extension into Prague and about how much it will cost. Any info will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Heather
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ANSWER: I looked out the info about Europass and this is what they write: "Each basic EUROPASS / EUROPASS YOUTH is valid in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Switzerland. For an additional small fee each type of EUROPASS can be extended to Austria + Hungary, Benelux (Belgium + Netherlands + Luxemburg), Greece plus (Greece + ferry to/from Italy), Portugal." No extensions for the Czech Republic. The best thing /if you are going to travel a lot/ would be to buy an EURAILPASS (More info about it at bahn.de or a normal ticket to Prague. If you are a student or under 26 you can get a special discount.
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Mark
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08/06/2001 |
Do you have the email for Paul who wants help with a stag night ?
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ANSWER: No, sorry.
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Tracy
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08/06/2001 |
Thank you for the Info Mark
I have booked the Hotel and all is well.
Thanks again Tracy
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uli
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08/04/2001 |
hi, i am a german male, 43/178, and look for partnership, marriage with a czech girl. pls write and we meet soon. solo42m@freenet.de
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SmokyMonster
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08/04/2001 |
Hi! I'm going to visit Prague again from august 12th until august 25th (my visit in may this year was again fantastic!) This time not alone, but with a group of friends. If anyone is visiting Prague in this period, we don't mind meeting any new people. In fact, we'd love to meet new people. So if you're going, mail me at smokymonster@hotmail.com and maybe we can hang out together.
Greetings from Holland,
Jochem aka SmokyMonster
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ANSWER: Hi SmokyMonster, enjoy your stay. Thanks for your message and do not worry about the Dutch version, I know how time consuming it is. :)
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for Paul
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08/02/2001 |
Paul .
I can help you with the events you need. Go carting Paintball para-shooting bars resturants
Girls stripo gramms. Intrested ? mark0602411661@yahoo.com
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Mark
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08/01/2001 |
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Kristin
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08/01/2001 |
Hi,
I have a bit of a strange request but I am currently writing a diploma work about Smetana's opera Libuse and I am interested in statues, paintings, murals or anything that can be seen in Prague related to Libuse.
If you don't have this information, would you happen to know who I could contact to find out?
Thank you,
Kristin Bostrom
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ANSWER: I did some research, but it doesn't seem that there is a lot of info about Smetana on the web. Try to visit http://klub.za.starou.prahu.misto.cz/ or email to kzsp@mail.cz, those guys know Prague very well and they might find someone who could help you. Other two relevant sites that I found are
http://www.hyperlink.cz/hudebninauka/smetana.htm- that is about Smetana in general, it's in Czech. The second one is about Smetana festival, maybe you will find some useful info there
http://www.smetanovalitomysl.cz/poradagb.htm/. Good luck.
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sikin
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07/31/2001 |
hi faizal...masih kenal lagi tak?????ni ur kawan lama lah...ur ex!!!!!!Skrang ade STEADY TAK!!!!!!!!hOW'S LIFE? OKIE ke tak?Dah lame tak nampak u eh??? Dah makin handsome ke?4 me...i single...okie lah...not much 2 say...send my regards to all ur frenz............& juz leave me a voicemail @ 94921287 okie? that's all... so take care and have fun!!!!!!!!!!bye
comments: for the ite bedok guy named FAIZAL BIN SULAIMAN..
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Chris from Sydney
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07/27/2001 |
Hi everyone. I will be in Prague from the 12th September for 8 nights. I will then do some backpacking in the Czech Republic, maybe I will go to Karlovy Vary and Cesky Krumlov. Since I dont know anyone in the Czech Republic I want to start corresponding with local people.I want to get an understanding of how the Czech people are like. I am 27 male single, I live in Sydney, work as a database administrator and love travelling, socialising, partying and nature. If you are interested in corresponding with me my email address is chris_pappy@hotmail.com.
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Andy
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07/25/2001 |
Hi, I along with a stag party will be visiting Prague on the 26/07/01 - 29/07/01.
I want to find a respectable sauna in the centre of Prague where I can relax and get a swedish massage for reasonable price without any extras being offered.
Does anyone know of anywhere?
Also any restaurants that will cater for a group of 12 males?
Thanks Andy C.
andyc@perfectworld.co.uk
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ANSWER: Almost every better hotel has its own sauna in the center of Prague. It should not be hard to find a restaurant that will cater for 12 people, try to ask at a restaurant that is a little bit out of the center /Prague3 or 4/, it should be less expensive.
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Houby
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07/25/2001 |
Lenka,
You said you would resume posting the messages on the bulletin board, on July 19th. It's now the 24th, and no new messages. What happened? We are all worried about you. Did you run off and get married? {;-)
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ANSWER: Hi Houby! Sorry, I do apologize for that. I did not get married or anything :), I just traveled a little bit. Now I'm back and working.
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Luís
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07/17/2001 |
I am visiting Prague in late August/early September and believe the Czech football team will be playing Malta while i'm there. Does anyone out there know how to get tickets for these games and the best ways of getting to the Strahov stadium.
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ANSWER: You can get the tickets right before the game at the box office on Strahov, it will not be sold out. The easiest way how to get to the stadium is by the public transportation. Take a bus from Karlovo namesti /a bus from Dejvicka also is a good choice/, it stops very close to the stadium. Let's go Czechs!!!
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Luís
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07/17/2001 |
Would like to have some info on Hotel Diplomat in Prague. I have been booked there for next September, but there is nothing on this Hotel on your page. Does it really exists?
Can anybody provide me a link, or info on a picture, location, prices.
Much apreciated to who cares about me...
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ANSWER: Hotel Diplomat is one of the finest hotels in Prague. More info about it in English can be found at http://www.diplomat-hotel.cz/.
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Cosmin
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07/13/2001 |
I want to go in Prague in august 2001
Please tell me what is the most beautifull places in town because i want to see all.
I wait an answerr soon on my e-mail adress : cosminmusat@hotmail.com.
bye
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ANSWER: Read the three days walk guide, most of the best places are included there. |
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