Kieran and Shaun the sheep Sh(earer) were genial hosts and competent drivers. The coach was comfortable which was just as well as 5.30 am get ups were commonplace. It is advisable to opt in to optional excursions as it would be nigh impossible to see as much on your own in a day. The Vienna Supreme Concert was excellent. The food was generally poor. The IBIS Prague had Pork medallions for their hot meal 2 days running and no choice. The Vienna hotel had soup without bread and a small amount of ice cream 2 days running for desert no choice. Coming home was a nightmare, we were stuck at Folkestone Interchange for well over 3 hours because one of Leger coaches failed to catch the ferry. This meant we arrived home early morning with the additional expense of a taxi. Everywhere took payment by credit card and/or the Euro. Nearly all comfort and lunch stops in Europe charge to use the toilets. The drivers will change Euro notes for coins. Glad we went but wouldn't recommend. It's all a bit hectic. Early to rise means early to bed. Felt like we needed a holiday on return!

This pension is terrible. The room is very dirty. Too much dust everywhere, you can't close windows. Old stuff everywhere, everything is dirty. We felt like in year 1900. Socket not working, you can't charge your phone. And very bad smell. Don't go here!!!

Prague is a beautiful old east European capital. The Charles Bridge over the Vitava River unifies the city. The bridge is named after Charles IV Holy Roman Emperor from 1346 to 1378.
We found the food for our lunch in the city to be wonderful. My wife was very happy to find a Polish restaurant in the lower floor of the Prague Opera House. A large old town area with many restaurants in the streets off of the old town area.

I hope that the attached photos will help you to understand this beautiful city.