Where can I buy the supplies for the czech pastry Trdelnik?
I haven't seen the equipment like they have in the Czech Republic, but this works: http://www.recipezaar.com/Trdelnik-Slova... I'm heading for Prague for the Christmas market this weekend. If I can get any more info on the equipment, I'll update you.
What are must-see things for a weekend in Prague?
Hi, I am a local from Prague. From my experience a lot of people dont enjoy Prague, because they say that it is full of turists. So I would say leave pne afternoon for all the turisty stuff:go to the Old town, see the clock ( but dont wait too long for it, its not worth it or just come back)go to the Prague castle, it is truly amazing. and then just get lost in the tiny streets of the old town. there is always something to explore in Prague. just ignore the tourists and choose the street thats less crowded.go to galleries. the best ones are the National Gallery (Veletžní palác), in Prague 7 and DOX, the gallery of contemporary art, also Prague 7. they are both stunning buildings with a lot of art. go to the river. Especially if you are coming in the spring/summer time. there is a place called Náplavka, which is right on Palackého náměstí (tram stop), on the riverside. It has live music and a lot of events. and now what not to do:no beer museums. its a rip off! just go to some pub out of old town. I guarantee the beer will taste the same, if not better. and it will be the true czech experience. you have to try the classics, like Pilsen. but also try Svijany, Unětice and Braník, which is the cheap student beer, that tastes amazing. no segway tours. just don't do it please.no pub crawls. I admit it can be fun, but you'll only meet foreigners from other hostels. If you are looking for a good party or event go to : Cultural events and culture in Prague , they have all the info on events you need.and most importantly, have fun!