There’s more to the Czech Republic than Prague
Mary Murphy
May 10, 2012
When I think Czech Republic, I think Prague. I did spend a couple of days in Kralupy once but that hardly qualifies as having seen
When I think Czech Republic, I think Prague. I did spend a couple of days in Kralupy once but that hardly qualifies as having seen
I spotted this church down a side street as I hit upon downtown Valtice. I have trawled the Internet looking for some information and have
Since I started to boycott products made in China, my shopping habits have been severely curtailed. I loathe high streets and shopping malls with a
Driving around the island of Malta, I was surprised to see what looked like caves in the hillside. I’ve read David Ball’s The Sword and
It would be the adventurous driver indeed who made an attempt to navigate this old Roman road up Xemxija hill in Malta. Judging by the
Visiting Malta for the umpteenth time with Air Malta and looking forward to seeing more of what the islands had to offer, Roman beehives weren’t
The fruit of the carob tree is being touted as a replacement for chocolate. Carob is a wonderful substitute for chocolate. It tastes great with
March is one of my favourite months of the year. It has everything I could hope for by way of entertainment: great rugby as
When I pitch Vienna against Budapest or even Bratislava, it always comes in third. I’ve never taken to the city – and I have no
With a name like Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertwasser, is it any wonder that this Austrian artist believed that the colourful, the abundant, the manifold, is
