Czech Republic - Prague

Prague was very relaxing and beautiful. Tanya and I had a nice time walking the streets stopping at cafes ect along the way. I was quite sick so we didn't venture out too much but definitely covered a lot.

The hotel (K & K) was magnificent. Definitely the four stars as recommended, very central and was in walking distance to everything, including the shops! Prague is very cheap, so we made the most of our four star hotel and ordered room service one night (hot chocolate and apple strudel). Not to mention the full buffet breakfasts each morning. Picture the best hotel in Sydney. I haven’t experienced anything like it for a long while.

Prague Castle

We visited the famous Prague Castle, Bridge Jewish town and cemetery. My favourite area was Old Town Square – the famous clock.

The buildings are very pretty with a sensation of space. It was great to get away from the hustle and bustle of London.

On our final morning we managed a Champaign breakfast with a special toast for Tanya’s 21st. It was a pity we couldn’t sit there and drink a little more hehe. We chatted about how Adam used to love the full buffet breakfast back in the day hehe. We also had a great meal on our final night in Old Town Square. The meat (chicken, veal and steak) was divine, melted in your mouth, haven't eaten such great food since being in OZ

Welcome to London Tanya, your new home.

Tanya arrived!!! She is living the 'London Life' with Amanda and I now... so much fun! She is coming home with me in November and intends coming back to the UK for another year with me.

I have booked a return flight home (for my dads wedding) in November returning (to the UK) early January 2008. Looking forward to catching up with everyone!