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sunrise over the Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic

Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic (courtesy, Czech Tourism)

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Prague Gay and Lesbian Travel Tips

By Matt Link

Watch exchange rates. The Czech Republic won't be adopting the euro currency until 2010, so the volatile fluctuations of the local koruna (or crown) can affect your vacation costs.
There is no low season. With Prague's popularity and the onset of low-cost airlines flying into the city, there is barely a low winter season any more, so book your hotel early. In fact, the occasional snows and moody winter weather play perfectly into Prague's occult past.

Gay and Lesbian Travel Overview: Prague

By Matt Link

Never bombed or destroyed through the ages, Prague is celebrated as a glorious time warp, where 14th- to 18th-century architecture is perfectly intact in a whimsical, visually stunning city. Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance buildings tower over the Vlatava River and jut everywhere into the sky, earning Prague the moniker "The City of a Thousand Spires." The city was the capital of the kingdom of Bohemia, making it a historic center for artists and intellectuals. It has always been pretty gay-friendly, even in the dark days of communism (it is, after all, the birthplace of Martina Navratilova). Nowadays, there's even legal same-sex marriage in the Czech Republic. Read More

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I need to know what is the nearest skiing spot for beginners in prague as i will be staying in praha 9. thank you
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