During the 1990s, tourists started to flock to Prague, especially college-age backpackers and recent graduates drawn by the cheap beer and hotel rooms. Soon, a youth hostel building boom followed, and then low-cost European airlines began flying to Prague from most other major cities, and the Czech capital became famous for raucous drinking weekends. (Again, that cheap beer.)
Today, though, the party has simmered down and most of the extraordinary architecture has been restored after decades of...
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