Czech Republic

Old school beer hall in Prague. Good times.

This hotel is just a few minutes outside of the center of Prague. It's a perfect example of Belle Epoque architecture. It was once a private home! Must the Prague version of Aaron Spelling.

This never looks to me like something that would be in Prague which is part of why I like it.

This wall began as a tribute to John Lennon and later ignited the ire of the Communist Party due to the fact students used it to air grievances. Its spirit lives on in spite of several attempts to clear it. Each time, the graffiti reappears. Considered a symbol for the youth ideals of love & peace.

This wall is a tribute to John Lennon. It's a wall of graffiti that is constantly evolving. This is near the Prague Castle.

See this gorgeous town square best from the Prague Castle! Not only is it a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it's a great place to come and hear jazz of all things!

It may be grand and it may be glam, but it's not in Montenegro as the film "Casino Royale" would have you believe. Yes, the Hotel Splendide where Bond and Vesper stay is actually the elegant Grandhotel Pupp in the Czech Republic. This gorgeous hotel, which was built in 1701, now hosts the Karlovy It may be grand and it may be glam, but it's not in Montenegro as the film "Casino Royale" would have you believe. Yes, the Hotel Splendide where Bond and Vesper stay is actually the elegant Grandhotel Pupp in the Czech Republic. This gorgeous hotel, which was built in 1701, now hosts the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.… see moresee less

"Interesting" public art at the Kafka Museum. The sculpture men are urinating into a pool shaped like Czechoslovakia. Perfect way to bring the Kafka-mentality to life. Artist is David Cerny.

Peeing statues.

I like the combination of design & free-spiritedness at this hotel. Not sure whether to be alarmed at the "natural" elements of this shower though! Ask for the Superior Delux with Glass Bathroom.

The scene of much turmoil and history (including Nazi demonstrations), the Wenceslas Square is named after the patron saint of Bohemia. Unfortunately, although its bones are still beautiful, it's become a nighttime hangout for a bit a seedy element.