love orague amazing city history and culture

If you ever go to Prague again, visit Vyšehrad, it's very beautiful place with lots of views, there is also very old church and a park. You should also visit Petřín hill, there's a lookout tower on the top and beautiful parks. One of my favourite places is also Divoká Šárka which is small nature reserve with lots of rocks and the river.

MARVELOUS vid thank you both . RIP JOHN LENNON . LEGEND

Ooh, I loved Prague went I went one winter. I stayed right by the old town square and loved the astronomical clock!

the timelapse in the beginning with the title was perfect !! thumbs up !

It's 100% worth visiting most ''touristy'' sites in Europe as they are unique and not found on any other continent. Too often, the ''off the beaten path'' places are no more than modern buildings of glass and steel, which you can find anywhere in the world. Just go to those ''touristy'' sites early in the morning, say at around 7am and you'll have them all to yourselves. ;)

I was in Prague and I saw the clock go off and it does move.

Has anyone mentioned that Prague was never bombed during World War II so the old parts stayed pretty preserved uniquely different then other European cities that suffered war damage

That opening time lapse with the embedded title 😍 You guys are gonna be BIG one day

What happened to the rest of your time in Budapest? Such a fantastic city. Hoped to see you enjoying more of it.

Love your healthy food you make!

One of our favourite cities :)

your videos are great, very fun to watch!

excellent vid guys

Love your vlogs, would also like to see your travel days though,.., Part of the adventure... Have a super fantastic day...

Amazing. John Lennon's wall is certainly different than when I was there. 20 years more graffiti. And the lock had little figures that dance around. But you have to be there at certain times.

Awesome!!!

Loved the intro shot, especially with the graphics put behind the horizon :) Oh and i made a video on that clock too while i was there hahahah enjoy yourselves!

awesome video, maybe you can visit bratislava**, bucharesti*,krakow*,warszawa*,sofia* that is bucharest,cracow,warsaw & sofia in bulgaria all of these unlike prague are underrated and well worth a visit.... prague-praha has become very popular with tourists**, that means its full of tourist things, for good or bad, especially in and around the nove mesto-new town,hradcany the castle and the *astronomical clock** at the height of peak summer time expect 25+ nationalities and many languages** its a awesome city, your video shows that, your vlogs are intresting as i have been to prague 3times already, so here goes for a 4th time :P as for the voda** water, you will see right across europe, carbonated water- still water is not popular -except in the UK- republic of ireland, many tourist may ask for tap*faucet water or still *DE carbonated water, especially from the UK-USA ,but "still water, in cafes & restaurants,its not popular, this is historic, both seen as cheap & dangerous too drink, at least in the past** the waiter or waitress may also give you a "culture shock expression of disbelief for asking for it" that is from the faucet*tap into a glass** of course you can get "de cabornated water in fridge bottles, but soda water-beer are much easier too find"

amazing videos guys, expecially from Austria...check out metronome monument in Prague for great view and beer :)

Ask for ‘flat’ water.

Where is your place stay in prague?

Cool videos, but tell us how much things cost.

Alise is sporty!

To know that what that's mean you guys need to come to India.....

Why is Alison featured so much?

Only in the USA is sparkling water a big bogey man. Like the Zombies attack ...omg! Us others find that cute and ..totally weird. Fizzy man Fizzy ... it's everything. Flat is SOOOO boring.

Natural mineral water will always be carbonated to some degree because this is a natural process. Such water is called "natural carbonated mineral water". What you want to look for is "decarbonated mineral water" or just "natural water" latter not being mineral at all. So why do companies even add more of this carbon (mostly from the waters own carbon) to the water even if most of the people don't like it. Because it is meant to mix with other drinks. Almost always with the white wine to make so called "Spritzer" which is a popular low alcoholic - it depends from the mix, most of the time 50/50 :) refreshing drink all the way from the Germany down to the Mediterranean. On the other hand you can drink tap water with no worries at all. Or, well, shake it! Shake the bottle like crazy - it will go away :) Nice vlog btw. Keep the good work, have fun and cheers ;)