We visited Prague over the fourth of July weekend and had a great time. It was definitely an adventure since we don't speak a word of Czech (other than hello= Ahoj). They are part of the EU but you must still use Czech crowns in most places and 20 crowns is equivalent to 1 dollar. While most people in the city speak English or German, few people in the suburbs or country do.
The boys are getting a bit tired of city visiting cities so we thought they'd enjoy a knight tournament. It was about an hour outside of Prague (
click here for the website) and it was very well done. The show runs from 2-4pm and was well worth the drive.
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| Definitely descendants of Dinosaurs... |
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| The bird trainer threw this feather to Grant, he was ecstatic! |
Let the battle begin...
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| Random girl from the crowd...you could never do this in America... |
We just love the campgrounds in Europe, they are made for children. The
Camping Oase, just 20 minutes outside Prague city was no exception. There were two large playgrounds, a zipline, mini pedal cars, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, several large sand boxes, building blocks, and entire building full of toys- train sets, large building blocks, etc... What really sold me on this campsite though was the statement on their
website "We strive to promote a calm, family-orinted campsite. Those who wish to be loud after 10:00 p.m. would be advised to find another place to stay. Pleasant, quiet nights are important to our guest."
