Everyone who visited Prague has probably walked over Charles Bridge. Charles Bridge is one of Prague’s most famous landmarks. On the bridge, it’s always crowded, and no visit to the city is complete without experiencing the crowds over the Vltava River.
Březňák is a Czech beer produced in North Bohemia since 1753. Long was this a beer of local existence and was drunken in most of Eastern Europe. Around the year 2008-2009 Březňák began to emerge in Sweden and has been since 2009 a permanent place in the store catalog. Březňák is estimated as a light beer but which nevertheless has a rich flavor and 5.1 percent by volume.
What are the most important things to see in Prague? Prague is a popular destination and the beautiful capital by the Vltava river has regained its former glory. Czech capital has today buildings that representing all styles. For tourists, there are common with a weekend trip to Prague. These are the sights you shouldn’t miss.
In Prague, you can shop cheaply in both stores and on particular markets. Prague’s main market is just north of the city center and has everything you can imagine. Holesovicka Trznice is the largest market in central Prague.
If you belong to the younger crowd of readers, you may not even know about this. Buying a Skoda was nothing that most Westerners could imagine. Today, it’s hardly anyone who raises his eyebrows if they say that Skoda is a good and reliable brand. This is why.
Driving the car to Prague is now very easy. It is motorway all the way from many directions, and the previous waiting time at border controls are a thing of the past. But arrive in Prague, it may be more difficult. You also need to park your car safely in Prague.
We have previously visited the border crossing at Narva-Ivangorod. It’s still heavily guarded. Now we make a visit at a border crossing between Germany and the Czech Republic to see how it looked before the Czech Republic became part of the Schengen area.