The vibe from the city, in my opinion is creepy, dirty, and full of un-authentic touristy shit, the doesn't really represent the Bohemian culture well. If you want a good representation of this, I hear frequently 'anywhere but Prague.' Once the allure of staring at 800 year old churches, building and castles wears off, I'm left with a feeling of a guilt for my fellow westerners taking advantage of the city.
The rail station where I'd take a train to Munich.
In the rail station, the dreaded 'pay toilet', for about a quarter you could take a piss. For some TP provided by the bathroom attendant, it was about a buck. Strange black light stuff too.
Next time I visit the Czech Republic, I'm heading for the rural areas, opting for serenity rather than tourists and mystique.
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What was sent to the soldiers wife
From the ancient city of prague ?
From prague came a pair of high heeled shoes,
With a kiss or two came the high heeled shoes
From the ancient city of prague.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From oslo over the sound ?
From oslo he sent her a collar of fur,
How it pleases her, the little collar of fur
From oslo over the sound.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From the wealth of amsterdam ?
From amsterdam, he got her a hat,
She looked sweet in that,
In her little dutch hat
From the wealth of amsterdam.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From brussels in belgian land ?
From brussels he sent her the laces so rare
To have and to wear,
All those laces so rare
From brussels in belgian land.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From paris, city of light ?
From paris he sent her a silken gown,
It was ended in town, that silken gown,
From paris, city of light.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From the south, from bucharest ?
From bucharest he got her this shirt
Embroidered and pert, that rumanian shirt
From the south, from bucharest.
What was sent to the soldiers wife
From the far-off russian land ?
From russia there came just a widows veil
For her dead to bewail in her widows veil
From the far-off russian land,
From the far-off russian land.
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