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From Sweden by train via Berlin to Prague. Before and after the fall of the Berlin wall. Enjoyed the local hospitality, excellent food and drink. Visited town Plzen as well.
Charles Bridge is on the top of every Prague visitor's must-see list.
Beer is the essence of any Czech culinary attitude. No wonder that the Czech Republic has the highest consumption of beer per citizen on an international level. Unsurprisingly you may find more than 800 Pubs in Prague to choose from and a few of them existing since centuries. No other item do Czechs take more pride in and tasting a beer in Prague is a must.
U Fleků is the oldest brewery in Prague that had been founded more than 500 years ago.
Restaurant U Kalicha, a dozen steps or so from the I. P. Pavlova subway Station. It was here that the Good Soldier Shvejk, trader of dogs by profession, entered the history of World War I.
Czech beer
Beer brewed in the Czech Republic, has a long and important history. A brewery is known to have existed in 1118, the city Brno had a right to brew beer from the 12th century, and the two cities most associated with Czech beer,
Plzen and Ceské Budejovice (Pilsen and Budweis in German), certainly had breweries in the 13th century.
Town of Plzen
Plzen is located in Western Bohemia, it is the fourth largest city inside the Czech Republic.
Plzen is famously known as the home for Pilsner Beer.