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Fun Facts About Prague
Which Prague tower is the highest? Which Prague bridge is the oldest? Which metro station is the deepest? Read on and learn about some fun facts related to Czechia’s capital city. The deepest metro station in Prague If you decide to study in Prague, you will surely be using the metro. It’s a very convenient […]
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Popular Sports in the Czech Republic
Generally speaking, the Czech Republic is a sport-friendly country. People are well aware of the health benefits sports can bring into their lives. Sports activities are important for your well-being and achieving a balance between relaxing and the daily grind of studying. Winter sports In winter, people like visiting the Czech mountains to go skiing […]
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Places to Relax in Prague
Studying at university can be demanding. There is a lot of work to do. That is why it’s so important to take a break and relax. One thing is important to point out here – relaxing is crucial for your study-life balance. Without having a rest you can’t recharge your batteries and have enough energy […]
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Winters in the Czech Republic
There is a bold statement that there is nothing like bad weather. You will probably disagree with that if you’re outside in a snowstorm. When we think about it, each kind of weather has something to enjoy. Weather makes a large impact on many aspects of our lives. We can’t change it, but we can […]
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Czech Christmas Traditions
Christmas is a magical time when family and friends get together. It’s also a time when people keep to traditions. Even in modern days, they mean a lot to people. Traditions represent something that is repeated every year and something to look forward to. Each family has their own Christmas traditions that are passed on […]
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Traditional Czech Christmas Food
Vánočka If you are looking for a great, traditional, and tasty way to enjoy your morning around Christmas (and not only limited to Christmas), you should try vánočka. Vánočka makes a perfect breakfast, which will make you smile and provide you with plenty of energy for the day. It’s a type of sweet bread made […]
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Czech Christmas Markets
When the time before Christmas comes, you can go to the Christmas markets. It’s a very nice tradition. Each year people look forward to exploring the colorful offers of the local vendors, having a cup of hot wine, and experiencing the amazing Christmas atmosphere. Christmas markets are a magical place to be. If you go […]
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Saint Nicholas, the Angel, and the Devil
If you walk in the Czech streets on the evening of December 5th, you can meet three characters: Mikuláš (Saint Nicholas), the Angel (Anděl), and the Devil (Čert). You can see many of them. They are here for the children and bring treats for them. This tradition is very popular. Some people also find it […]
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Czech Food with Bizarre Names
People are creative critters who like coming up with all kinds of crazy names. This can be seen when they name food. When we have a closer look at Czech food, there are a lot of things to eat which sound quite bizarre. Here are some examples. Volské oko Volské oko can be translated as […]
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Cool Museums in the Czech Republic
Autumn weather can be tricky. However, there’s no need to fret over rain, low temperatures, and fog. Thankfully, there are indoor places to go to even when the weather isn’t perfect. One of the places where you can spend a rainy day is a museum. Luckily, there are a lot of museums in the Czech […]
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