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Romantic Prague

Martin Morrell Poolside at Maroma Resort & Spa.

Photo: Martin Morrell

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Remember the romance of Prague in the early nineties—the faded façades, the atmospheric bars, the thrill of discovering a secret city?During the summer, when you’re elbow-to-elbow with beer-swilling tourists in the Old Town, those halcyon days seem far away. But fairy-tale Prague is there, especially if you visit in winter, when the crowds have dispersed. Stroll down the quiet cobblestoned streets and explore the castle and churches. Spend an afternoon reading Kafka or Kundera in a café, and an evening sampling Czech cuisine (dumplings, cabbage, and Budvar beer), preferably served at a candlelit table on a frosty night.

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Destinations: Prague

Inspired by: The (Mini) Vacation — by Malia Boyd, Published Oct. 2006

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    Café Slavia

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    Ungelt Courtyard

    If you’re looking for something other than the ubiquitous beer stein, visit Ungelt Courtyard, behind the Tyn Church, where small shops sell wooden ... More
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