Columns
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Not-so baller nights
Charles University students love a laid-back ball
By Cecilia Turner
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Cheap eats for the PC set
Restaurant with affordable fare does not skimp on quality
By Dene-Hern Chen
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Le Clan: Very strange people from dusk to dawn
Nocturnal party animals flock to this underground club
By Catlin Myers
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Turning a blind eye to the daily grind
Zizkov watering hole is more than an expat oasis
By Eva Medoff
Top Ten Adventures In and Around Prague
10. Caving in the Moravian Kras
It's like Indiana Jones minus the Ark of the Covenant.
Moravian Karst
9. Paint Balling in Prague 13
Works faster and undoubtedly more fun than couples' therapy!
Prague Indoor Paintball
8. Bob Sleigh
Catch the Olympic sport competition on TV, then reenact it.
Prague Bobsleigh
7. Climbing in Northern Bohemia
If you fancy a view from the top, climb to it!
Hiking in the Czech Republic
6. Horse back riding at Tetin farm
For half a day, they take you riding in the National Natural Reserve, and around the Karlstejn Castle. Royal troupe and serfs not provided.
Velkostatek Tetin
5. Sailing the Lipno Lake
This is not a joke for the dwellers of this land-locked country.
Marina Lipno
4. White water rafting on the Vltava
You'll see some rapids you wouldn't have pegged for a Czech river stream.
White Water Rafting
3. Bungee jumping in Liberec
Guaranteed adrenaline rush, with very little risk. Liberec offers the highest bungee jump point in the Czech Republic.
Bungyjump.cz
2. Gun Trip
If it's true that a gun is like a metallic phallus, then this place is a stud farm!
AK47 & M16 Shooting Trip
1. Skydiving in Pribram
Skydiving made safer: 1 plane vs. 2 parachutes
Sky Service
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Ballad of the barista
Manager of city's first Starbucks can't stop smiling
By Cecilia Turner
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Do tourists really know what they are looking at?
Petrin Hill monument tells the story of communism's victims
By Aisha Gawad
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Neo-Nazis emerge from the shadows
Country's small extremist population seeks exposure
By Aisha Gawad
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Dealing in desperation
Africans come to Prague for opportunities unavailable at home, one ended up selling drugs
By Abby Fried
Klaus' Corner
“If a man crosses the street on a red light, then he must be prepared to slip or be run over by a car.” - President Klaus' response when asked about a photo in which he and his third flight attendant companion were leaving a hotel. Klaus has been married for over 40 years to Livia, not a flight attendant.
More Fabulous Features
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Dancing around dictatorship
Documentary takes on citizens' collective yawn in face of Belarusian tyranny
By Dene-Hern Chen
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