Pubcrawl

Finally, the time we all have been waiting for, time to explore the infamous typical czeck pubs.

We started at our hotellobby at 23.00. Anna came with the suggestion to explore them lunchtime tomorrow instead, but we all agreed that it might be a more suitable time at night compared to midday.

We took a AAA for threehundred metres to a bar we had been recommended.
The bill finished at 50 czeck crownes, and the taxi driver thought it was such a ridicusly amount, so he just mumbled something to us and took off without taking any money.
Birthe was happy.

The first pub we walked in to a big, longhaired man with dirty clothes walked up to me and just stared.
"Hello" I tried
No answer
"Are you open?"
"Closed"

The ladys started to walk around inside the pub to take some pictures. A lot of people, tired of life, was sitting around in different corners drinking staropramen.

Birthe walks up to the man to check if it's not possible to get a drink.

"Closed!" he answers, turns around walks away and adds "bye bye".

We didn't feel welcome so we continued down the street to a "Live music bar"
We walked down some some stairs and in to the "Live music bar"
I don't know the definition of live music i Prague, but this was very loud arabian music from a stereo that a hippie girl played bongo's to.

We walked out. Better luck the third time. We stopped at "Norton's bar club" to get a cola light. It was so packed inside that we had to take the drinks outside.
We observed the bar for a while. No specific music playing, a bright establishment. Packed with a very variated crowd. This bar didn't have any "nisch" at all. I wonered how that much people could end up here.

The people became more and more drunk, and we decided to call it a night when a fat czeck guy walked up and grabbed Christians halsduk.