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  • Dan P
    1 contribution
    Was on a brewery tour with a fantastic tour guide name Patracia. She had a unique, and at times funny, way to conway the history of the brewery. Her english was clean and without any accent at all. As a bonus info. She is also an actor. So 5 star from me and wife.
    Written June 1, 2023
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  • ljgoodsell
    Austin, TX32 contributions
    A really fascinating underground tour of the complex of tunnels and small rooms that families allowed to brew beer in the 14th century dug by hand. Be warned, this tour originates from a building that is NOT within the Pilsen Brewery, but is in the old city town square, which is at least a 20 minute walk from the Brewery. We didn't realize this and by the time we found the building, our tour had started. The women at the ticket office were quite upset with us, and while we tried to explain we would be happy to join the next tour in whatever language it was in, as we realized we were late. Just a note to them - yelling at us in Czech doesn't make us understand you any better. But one employee did walk us down throught the tunnels to catch up with the English tour, which was about 10-15 minutes into the tour, although she clearly wasn't happy about doing this. Our male tour guide was wonderful - he obviously loved the history and heritage of his city. There are some extremely tight spaces to walk through, so if you have a thing for being in tight spaces underground, this might not be for you. But the few tight spaces open up into larger spaces that are not so confined. The area around the Underground Tour office is within the old city square and is beautiful!
    Written November 25, 2019
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  • Aleksandra K
    Poznan, Poland9 contributions
    We visited during poor weather in November, and found it a bit hard to access from the tram stop, but it was worth the effort. We have seen a cheetah, snow leopard, Amur leopard, and a pack of lions - with a sweet lion cub :) the zoo is also combined with a botanical garden, so it must be really lovely in the spring and summer.
    Written November 24, 2022
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  • L H
    Chicago, IL1,896 contributions
    St Bartholomew’s is most impressive from the outside (you can pay a small fee to climb to the top). The Christmas market here featured a blacksmith, and a mini petting zoo with pony/donkey/goats, as well as the usual food/drinks/souvenirs/ornaments/gingerbread. Some of the vendors are more friendly/welcoming than others.
    Written February 12, 2023
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  • DebLJ
    Raleigh, NC127 contributions
    So much more interesting and educational then the Pilsner Urquell Brewery tour. This place provides tons of background on brewing beer with a large number of artifacts. Everything in English also.
    Written October 18, 2019
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  • Warby
    Bicester, UK3,598 contributions
    Christmas markets was on so nice atmosphere. Only a small square and quite quiet apart from the market, very attractive old town
    Written December 1, 2022
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  • mirunavrn
    Bucharest, Romania393 contributions
    After visiting the Jerusalem Synagogue in Prague, I had to see this synagogue as well. It is beautifully renovated and well maintained. The interior is impressive and its history, too. There is also an exhibition on Jewish history and community in Plzen and within the Czech Republic.
    Written May 1, 2023
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  • Aleksandra K
    Poznan, Poland9 contributions
    You need at least 2-3 hours to read and visit all of the centre. Descriptions are available in Czech, English and German.
    Written November 24, 2022
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  • Warby
    Bicester, UK3,598 contributions
    Brighter building facing the square and church. Looks like a classic old town house from a few hundred years ago but stand out
    Written December 1, 2022
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  • 545medva
    Budapest, Hungary3,972 contributions
    I think this is one of the best religious museum what we have ever seen. The former monastry was wonderfully renovated - the artifacts are real gems. The Saint Barbora chapel with it paintings from the 14. century are amazing! The "Jewl Case" and the Monastry Library are both great.
    Written July 21, 2017
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  • Derrick Lim
    Singapore, Singapore6 contributions
    Historical artefacts about the struggle coming from the Czech Resistance and how they overcome the odds to liberate the Plzen city with the assistance of the US Armor Forces. (the 16th Armored Division and elements of the 97th and 2nd Infantry Divisions liberated Pilsen)

    Simple and yet fascinating appealing attraction if you are a WW2 Fan. Don't missed it. It is just located behind the mall - Plzen Plaza.
    Written December 19, 2022
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  • Miguel G
    Rio de Janeiro, RJ142 contributions
    The puppets are a tradition in Czechia. The Loutek Puppet Museum is an enchanted place for children and also for adults. You can touch and play with many of the dolls and you can even prepare your own show. It is increbible! It is a must in Plzen!
    Written August 28, 2021
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  • lakelover908
    Kendal, UK1,118 contributions
    Take the opportunity to photograph or just take in the spleandour of this monument. Easily found in this square of Pilsen.
    Written July 1, 2019
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  • Gary H
    Prague, Czech Republic731 contributions
    It was a fun place to visit on A nice sunny day. Lots of fun with the children but not to be taken to seriously. Lots of children so be warned lol
    Written August 20, 2018
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  • Johannes
    Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia415 contributions
    In a suburb of Plzeň, a fruit garden was converted over years into this meditation garden - a vow of a political prisoner if he would survive. Found best with its GPS data (GPS: 49° 43′ 6″ N, 13° 23′ 17″ E), this is a place if you want to set your mind to peace.

    Make your preparation before, unless you are fluent in Czech or with a guide. Currently open Wed-Sunday 10 - 17 h.

    Luboš Hruška was 22 when he was condemned because he wanted to flee communist Czechoslovakia. He spent more than 10 years in different prisons and work camps. Torture damaged his health for life. Sharing his cell with priests, he found his way to god and became baptized. He promised that if he would ever survive and become free, he would convert his garden into a memorial - which he did, starting secretly under the communist regime. The small chapel, built after the revolution, is dedicated to Maximilian Kolbe.
    Written May 8, 2013
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