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RE: Between Salzburg and Krakow
by Firehazard Jack 28 June 2008
...guessing you don't want to visit Prague for some reason as it's another obvious choice...if you like cities I'd recommend Olomouc in…
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Bus schedule Brno to Bratislava
by bleen68 28 June 2008
I will be in the Czech Republic and Slovakia in a couple of weeks. We are thinking of taking a bus from Brno to Bratislave. I have just…
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Bus schedule Brno to Bratislava
by bleen68 28 June 2008
I will be in the Czech Republic and Slovakia in a couple of weeks. We are thinking of taking a bus from Brno to Bratislave. I have just…
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RE: Any differences if I arrive at Gimpo airport or Incheon if I am going KU?
by frdeboer 28 June 2008
Most international flights go to Seoul Incheon Airport. Incheon Airport ==> Gimpo Airport A'REX(Airport Train) Gimpo…
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Re: renting a car in SK
by frdeboer 28 June 2008
International driver's license and local driver's license are required. You can hire/rent a rental car in Hertz(Kumho Rent Car), Avis(A…
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Trip report - back from Budapest and Prague
by claral 26 June 2008
We returned home about a month ago from our ten day long Czech-Hungarian adventure. Me and my husband surprised ourselves with this trip,…
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4 weeks in Europe
by noreaga1982 26 June 2008
Hi guys n gals, So Im planning to spend about 4 weeks in Western Europe, just bouncing around the place via the train. The countries…
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Re: swimming in Czech Rep, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania
by CZGonzalo 24 June 2008
[Web page www.nakole.cz "na kole" = "on the bike"|http://www.nakole.cz/regiony/mapa.php3] has a good online map of the Czech Republic…
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RE: Walking in Czech Republic
by MTL 24 June 2008
I have been to Cesky Raj an really enjoyed it. good walking and we rented bikes as well. However, i would recommend you also consider…
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Restrictions on the Santa Cruz Trek, Huaraz, Peru
by tst_travels 24 June 2008
My husband and I have done a lot of trekking all over the world and were very excited to visit Peru for the first time in June 2008.…
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RE: Walking in Czech Republic
by maenad 24 June 2008
As a general rule, the red-marked hiking paths were some of the first established, so they tend to follow more obviously scenic hiking…
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RE: Walking in Czech Republic
by MartinLunnon 24 June 2008
I should add that a lot of accommodation in the Czech Republic is cheap. Very tired at the end of one day's walking in the Giant mountans…
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RE: Walking in Czech Republic
by MartinLunnon 24 June 2008
I've just been walking in the Krkonese* National Park (the Giant Mountains, on the border with Poland). Quite attractive, but very crowded…
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RE: Cubans do not like Iranians
by Truetown 24 June 2008
Nomadick: “…suspicious.. more than the French, the US, the Canadian..” I do not understand your surprise though because as far as I…
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RE: Walking in Czech Republic
by etcap 24 June 2008
Hi there, I have only been to Cesky Raj (Bohemian Paradise) and Sumava, so my advice will be incomplete. Still, I found Sumava a lot…
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RE: Romania chep accomadation
by awaydays 24 June 2008
There are lots of hostels in Romania maybe not as many as Hungary or Czech Republic. But you will find hostels in Sibieu, Sighisoira,Succeav…
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Walking in Czech Republic
by embdb 24 June 2008
After attending a conference, my collegue and I have 3 full days to spend in the beautiful nature of the Czech Republic. We have hired…
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RE: swimming in Czech Rep, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania
by greg28 23 June 2008
P.S. Last month I rode from Olomouc to Pardubice, and you'll probably go that way (in reverse) between Prague and Krakow. If you're interest…
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RE: swimming in Czech Rep, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania
by greg28 23 June 2008
It might be better to look for lakes and dams. The rivers tend to be either too shallow for swimming or if deep enough, the cleanliness…
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RE: An Experience of a Lifetime: Semester in Prague or Budapest??
by Zerpe11 21 June 2008
Thanks so much for all the advice everyone. I do want to learn a new language, I am fluent in Spanish and proficient in Italian already,…
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Ecuador - September 2008
by Radek1 21 June 2008
Hi all, I am going to visit Ecuador this summer (September). As I will be travelling only with my girlfriend we are looking for anyone…
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RE: An Experience of a Lifetime: Semester in Prague or Budapest??
by pszeker 20 June 2008
Hi! I live in Budapest but my vote goes for Prague. It's more beautiful, cleaner, safer,cleaner air, smaller size, better public trans…
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RE: Countries to visit from Poland?
by george5 17 June 2008
Since you're going down to Krakow, the obvious choice would be the Czech Republic (Olomouc or Brno). Poland's other neighbours aren't…
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RE: Working in Russia or the Czech Republic?
by iluvmangos 16 June 2008
Note that Russia seems to have plenty of skilled English teachers among the native population and I doubt there's much chance you could…
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RE: Working in Russia or the Czech Republic?
by jman98 16 June 2008
Slavic languages are VERY DIFFICULT to learn if you have never learned one before. Czech is more difficult than Russian in my opinion.…
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