The 7 Weirdest Types of Hotels in the Czech Republic
My last post about the weirdest hotels is already a bit outdated and so it is time to edit and update the list. Here are now the 7 most unusual types of hotels in...
Category: Just Weird
Beer Cheaper than Petrol?
This Central Bohemia filling station offers a one-stop shop for thirsty drivers: “Natural 95” petrol, diesel and, er, Pilsner Urquell beer. Thanks to Richard Selby, who submitted this photo along with the following note:...
Looking Good, Feeling Good
The Albert hypermarket in Prague 10-Hostivař has an interesting range of cosmetics.
Burnt-out Mascot Alzák
In a recent video the mascot of the consumer electronics shop Alza.cz named Alzák is shown walking around totally exhausted, looking a lot like a desperate homeless man. As reported by A2larm, this is...
Camel Balls, Extra Sour And Liquid Filled
It’s Halloween, somebody rings at your door, you open and see a bunch of kids shouting: “Trick or treat!” So what do you give them? Tricks? Treats? Or both?
Taking the Train or the Pram?
What does this sign tell us? A) How to get to the trains and the prams. B) Which way to take when you drive your locomotive or push a pram.
Piano and Bookcase in a Park
The park Heraldovy sady in the Prague quarter Vršovice is really beautiful, full of fine old trees and surrounded by picturesque facades, just like many other Prague parks. When you walk around the central lawn,...
The 6 Weirdest Hotels in the Czech Republic
Searching for a special hotel in the Czech Republic? Why not stay in TV towers, in a former nuclear bunker or in a huge building from the soviet era!
Recycling Bin (Mostly) Full of Air
I always wonder why so many people fail to understand that you can actually squeeze those beverage cartons.
Flying Goggles
Found above Dlouhá street in Prague. What actually is it? EDIT: I received a reply on twitter: it's from Roxy gallery. One time there was a gold bone https://t.co/Y5Mk3WGGIW — Jan Marek (@marek_jan)...
Violence is Not a Solution
Prague’s coat of arms includes what appears to be a knight hidden inside a castle whose only visible part is his arm, threatening with a sword. In the underpass of the metro station Palmovka...
The Peeing Statues
In the courtyard of the Hergetova cihelna (now housing the Franz Kafka Museum) you find two bronze statues who are peeing into a basin that is shaped like the Czech Republic. Their hips and...
Reverse Sightseeing Tour on a Lubricating Tram
What to do this weekend… How about a “reverse” sightseeing tour through Prague in your living room chair, watching the streets from Prague’s Lubricating Tram. That special train runs every day about 200 km...
