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Last minute recommendations for Prage, Berlin, Munich, Vienna
Hi all,
I have posted here a lot all ready and have received some great info for our trip at the end of the month! We already have our lodging and such situated but I was checking in for any things to do off the beaten bath or good restaurants to try. We are open to any price ranges.
Thanks!!
Re: Last minute recommendations for Prage, Berlin, Munich, Vienna
Also, at this time of year in Prague the beer gardens will be opening. There is one with a magnificent view of the city (better than from the castle) on Letna Hill, which if you're across the river from the castle and are looking at is the hill directly to its right with the giant metronome on top. Climbing it is worth the view alone but you're also rewarded with great beverages.
Another great view often missed is from Vsyhrad, the city's original castle. You can get there from the red metro line. The stop is Vsyhrad. Once you exit walk with the river on your right for about five minutes. You can't miss it.