Let`s Travel: Why I won't go to fabulous Prague anymore. Famous Czech cuisine. City of a hundred spiers

Have you ever wondered why tours to the Czech Republic are in stable demand among our Russian tourists, and at any time of the year and in any economically unstable times?

And I do not remember a single dissatisfied tourist who returned from the Czech Republic. Someone goes there again. And someone is even thinking about moving to the Czech Republic for permanent place residence ... But still, now I want to talk about tourist trips to the Czech Republic.

Ten simple reasons to go on vacation to the Czech Republic

A small state in the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic has been attracting the attention of tourists for several centuries as beautiful place for relax. Hundreds of thousands of tourists from different countries people come here all year round to see the sights of the Czech Republic.

If you look, on the map, the Czech Republic is adjacent to such popular tourist countries as, and Hungary. But among Russian tourists, it is the Czech Republic that is in greatest demand.

This can be partly explained inexpensive prices for tours to the Czech Republic. Find out the current prices for the dates you need, choose a hotel and optimal route for the Czech Republic here: View prices for the Czech Republic.

So, what is this small country fraught with, what treasures does it attract tourists from Russia? For those who are just going to get to know her, you can give at least 10 reasons to go to the Czech Republic.

No language barrier

Many Russians who did not study too hard at school foreign language, seduces no language barrier , because in the Czech Republic, quite a few people still remember the Russian language (thanks to the mighty Soviet Union). And even Czech does not frighten the Russian ear with quite perceptible Slavic roots. In short, here you do not feel like a stranger.

Low prices

Czech - inexpensive country compared to its European neighbors, it is quite affordable prices for accommodation, meals and other components of the tourist package. In addition, there are very good shopping. In Prague alone there are a lot of malls and shops where you can find your favorite brands and labels at very attractive prices.

And there are also a number of unique things that you can buy only in the Czech Republic. If you want to become the owner of real vintage treasures, pay attention to this offer: Private tour VINTAGE IN PRAGUE. Then you will definitely not get lost in the sea of ​​Chinese consumer goods and bring really worthwhile things from the Czech Republic!

You can start your shopping trip with pedestrian zone Na Przykop Street and move up to Wenceslas Square, where the most popular boutiques and department stores are located.

fairytale castles

The Czech Republic is a very suitable place for those who want to find themselves in a fairy tale. Many films - both fairy tales familiar to us from childhood, and more modern ones - were filmed in the Czech Republic, because it is it that occupies 1st place in the world in terms of the number of castles . And if you like mysticism and ghost stories, visit the castles of Cesky Krumlov, Sychrov or Detenice - there you will be told scary and funny stories about their otherworldly inhabitants.

Here are some of the most popular tours of Czech castles:

• Private tour to Cesky Krumlov
• Group excursions to Cesky Krumlov
• private trip to Sychrov Castle
• Kutna Hora, Sternberg Castle and the famous Ossuary

Affordable excursion trips to neighboring countries

Czech Republic is located In the centre of Europe, European history and culture . Here, like nowhere else, you feel yourself in the heart of Europe: many tourists combine a trip to the Czech Republic with short sightseeing trips to neighboring Germany (usually Dresden), Austria (Vienna), Slovakia and even Hungary (Budapest). Fortunately, the Czech Schengen visa allows this.

Beauty Prague

The capital of the Czech Republic is one of most beautiful cities Europe with a well-preserved ancient architecture(what only Prague Castle is worth), stunning bridges over the Vltava River, cozy old streets and cute cafes. The whole atmosphere of Prague sets you up for unhurried contemplation and plunges you into a state of peace. In a word, if you are tired of frantic rhythms big cities, this is the place for you!

Treatment and recovery

The Czech Republic is not only romantic getaway, but also health promotion ! Karlovy Vary, Marianske and Frantiskovy Lazne have long become familiar places for spa holidays among Russians. And the reason for this is a successful combination of a favorable climate, medical traditions and affordability. Mineral water, as well as air (mountain, coniferous and surprisingly clean) and healing mud, along with high-quality service, the latest medical technologies and various types of prevention and treatment, will work wonders for your body.

Delicious Czech beer

We say Czech Republic, we mean Czech beer ! A huge variety of beers that you can taste both at famous breweries and in ordinary restaurants and bars, as well as low prices and a pleasant spiritual atmosphere of drinking a foamy drink - this is the formula for the success of this country among all beer lovers! To be honest, being a refined girl, at one time a diligent student of a music and art school, I treated beer with slight disdain. But, having tried it in the Czech Republic, I realized that I was unfair in my judgments. Simply put, I love it!

On the excursion With beer in Prague you will see how beer is produced "here and now", examine special equipment and learn the secrets of brewing. And of course, you will visit the most iconic and interesting beer cities, where you will taste some excellent beers. Where to try the best unfiltered beer? Where to look for the most famous sort of dark? You will also receive answers to such questions during the tour.

Famous Czech cuisine

Continuing the tasting theme, it is also worth going to the Czech Republic to taste the famous Czech dishes : juicy pork knee, Wenceslas sausage in sauce, goulash with dumplings or pancakes with whipped cream, strawberry slices with banana and ice cream. Well, are you salivating already? And again, inexpensive, very inexpensive! And the portions are such that I, a girl of fragile complexion, could not master them alone ...

Try dishes national cuisine V different areas Prague is possible during gastronomic excursion around town. Dumplings, meat and beer will not keep you waiting. And even if you are an avid vegan, you will definitely not leave this excursion hungry!

Ski holidays

Are you for a healthy lifestyle? OK, outdoor activities in the Czech Republic are also welcome! In the northeast of the Czech Republic, on the border with Poland, are the Krkonoše Mountains. There are located Czech ski resorts : Spindleruv Mlyn, Pec pod Snezhkoy, Trutnov, Cherny Dul and others. They have all the conditions for recreation: restaurants, discos, entertainment centers. Of course, Czech resorts cannot boast of alpine elevation changes and are inferior to others. ski countries Europe in terms of the length of the slopes and the variety of ski areas, but the prices here are much lower, which pleasantly surprises tourists.

A large number of package tours, flights and hotels

The Czech Republic is one of the most developed tourist destinations, and therefore reliable . Arrivals are possible on any day for any number of days by plane, train, bus. With the arrival of Czech Airlines in Russia, which operates direct flights to Prague, tours to the Czech Republic have become more convenient and affordable for Russian residents.

You can find out about prices and choose the right tour here: View tours to the Czech Republic. Where and how to buy package tours(vouchers) via the Internet (as well as what to avoid) you can read in this article:.

Recommended hotels: Grandior Hotel Prague, Residence Bologna, Hotel Majestic Plaza, AXA Hotel, Adeba Hotel, President Hotel.

Summarizing all of the above, I dare to assume that you have already chosen for yourself the reason why you will go on a trip to the Czech Republic. Spend a few days admiring the beauty of Prague or any other town in the Czech Republic, and a piece of your heart will forever remain in this amazing country!

And be sure to write us your eleventh reason - why you recommend visiting the Czech Republic!

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Spring is the best time to travel! The day is already longer, the sun is warming, but not baking, the nature around is replete with bright colors and aromas, and the soul longs for adventure. And if the soul calls, then you need to go! The first time in, and there was little time for walking and sightseeing, as we were tired from the road, and the next day we drove further to Brno. And although that trip is still one of the best in my life, the feeling of incompleteness remained. That is why Prague was still on the list of places I want to visit, and in May the stars were aligned in such a way that I managed to go, or rather, fly.

The flight from Warsaw lasts just over an hour, which is significantly faster than all other modes of transport. True, I would not advise LOT Polish Airlines, but more on that at the end.

This time I decided not to stay in a hostel (the experience from the year before last shows that I won’t be able to sleep), but to rent a studio through the service Airbnb. In terms of costs, it turns out almost the same (provided that you are not renting yourself, but for 2-3 people), only at your disposal is a whole apartment with its own bathroom and kitchen. By the way, if you register using my referral link, you can get a bonus of 67 PLN, and I will get something there.

The apartment was not far from the Prague Castle, so the walk around the city started from it. Taking a few photos with observation deck I was thinking of going to St. Vitus Cathedral. True, the fuse disappeared immediately, one had only to look at the square ...

Such a number of people, enthusiastically watching something (most likely, the changing of the guard), tempered my ardor, turning my eyes in the other direction. Descending from the hill, went to the Charles Bridge.

Who knew that things were exactly the same there?

Unfortunately, the number of tourists is so great that it is simply impossible to see anything or take a photo without dozens of strangers in the frame.

And although the Charles Bridge is insanely beautiful and romantic, I still could not overcome the desire to get away from the crowds as soon as possible.

It is clear that the same fate befell the Staromeyskaya Square - a lot of people and complete impossibility to enjoy its beauties.

Therefore, after taking another shot from the center, I went to the call of my stomach. Czech cuisine, by the way, is insanely delicious, albeit greasy in places.

The rest of the evening was spent on Petrin Hill, from which one can see great view to illuminated Prague.

Well, on the second day I had a zoo planned - one of the largest in Europe. And if all normal people get to it either by bus or by river tram, Nastya, as always, goes on foot, looking into all corners along the way, thereby increasing the distance by another couple of kilometers, and the number of sights seen by several tens.

The second attempt to get to St. Vitus Cathedral was a little more successful, although I never got inside. The construction, of course, is grandiose, and it can be seen from any corner of Prague.

Behind the cathedral is a rather fascinating park, which I called "everything is impossible":

Of course, I understand that everyone is eager to walk on the lawns and pick flowers, but what did the dogs and roller skates do not please?

Nevertheless, the place is very beautiful, but the views that open up simply defy description:

By the way, this is one of the most favorite places for wedding photo shoots. And I understand why.

Passing from one park to another, she imperceptibly reached the Letensky Gardens and the metronome. If I knew that this is also a landmark, I would have taken a photo. By the way, without imprinting remained Troy Castle, which I glanced at, hurrying to the zoo (for some reason, the place itself seemed very French to me).

As for the zoo, I'm not a big fan of them at all, but here they promised almost real Indonesian jungle, and there were fewer people than in the center.

In fact, it turned out that I just got a lot of fun! All animals are kept in very good conditions, look healthy, and also have offspring (even a couple of hippos have a baby).

There are a lot of open enclosures that recreate the most natural living conditions.

There are also closed pavilions, midnight (how I liked the big bats that flew freely around the cave!), Tropical, Arctic.

Only large predators and birds are fenced as much as possible.

But there are enclosures where you can go and almost touch outlandish animals.

The only pity is that not all the inscriptions are in English, sometimes you had to navigate by maps with drawings.

The zoo is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and if you want to take a leisurely look at the whole thing, then you need to come to the opening. I'm with mine hiking I got there only by 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and for the remaining time I managed to inspect about 2/3 of the park. Generally, this perfect place for holidays with children and even dogs, for which there are separate drinking bowls (so cute, I tell you).

The last day, or rather, half of it, I devoted to a farewell walk, since even then I knew that I would hardly return to Prague. This time, it seems, I saw everything that I didn’t watch last time, while for some reason crowds of tourists more and more rushed into my eyes than the beauty of the city. And yes, I know, I am also a tourist, so I will do someone a favor and I will not create a crowd.

I was supposed to fly back with the same LOT company, but instead of a landing announcement, it was said that the flight was canceled - the plane did not take off from Warsaw. Fortunately, I was only with hand luggage, so I quickly got to the representatives of the company, the company that solemnly handed me the last ticket for the flight Czech Airlines, which was leaving just 40 minutes after my canceled one. Check-in again, passing through security and explaining that I bought these bottles from you half an hour ago in duty free, and now, it would seem, landing. But no, the weather decided that I needed to spend another hour in the Czech Republic. Heavy rain with hail and lightning somehow did not inspire confidence at all, and when I saw this Czech airplane with propellers ... Wow, the way back was exciting, but we took off and landed, fortunately, without incident.

On this, however, I close the topic of Prague for myself, although, as they say, never say "never". Where did you go this spring? What do you advise to see, only, mind you, so that there are fewer tourists (Rome and others like them disappear)?

Exactly Prague most often the first European city to which Russian tourists travel. And this visit will be remembered forever. Prague dazzle, captivate, captivate. Let there be Paris, London, Brussels or Amsterdam later, Prague will always occupy the soul special place. Like first love. There are also objective reasons why you should visit Prague.

1. Prague is the largest surviving ancient city in Europe. She suffered less than others from wars and zeal. Walking around Prague, you will not meet, as in Moscow, "Khrushchev" next to the ancient castle. However, this does not prevent Prague from being modern metropolis

2. Getting to Prague is quite easy and cheap.. There are many ways to get to Prague, the cheapest of which is a bus, the most comfortable is a train, the fastest is a plane.

3. In Prague you can walk on your own. Especially if you take care of a good guide With detailed map. Referring to his advice, it is quite possible to do without a guide.

4. Prague has it all! It is clear that Prague is famous places: Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Powder Tower. But there is something here that will please specific visitors: children - a chic zoo, spoiled tourists - singing fountains, party-goers - nightclubs.

5. Prague without beer - money down the drain. In Prague, many types of beer are brewed, famous all over the world. Pilsner, Krušovice, Budweiser, Staropramen, Velkopopovitsky goat... In addition, every self-respecting pub also brews its own unique drink. Branik, Meshtyan, Pivrnets, Sycamore...

6. Wonderful Czech cuisine. Prague cuisine will not offend anyone: lovers of fatty foods, sweet, delicious alcohol (not only beer, by the way) and all kinds of game can always be properly refreshed in the capital, and even you won’t believe it - vegetarians.

7. Prague, though in Europe, but without the euro. This, by the way, is a significant plus. In Prague, everything is SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper than in neighboring countries. Hotels, transportation, taxis. Beer, finally! You just have to turn around hiking trail and I'm happy with the prices

8. In Prague you can find unique souvenirs. Especially if you are a little away from the city center. The most wonderful gifts are Czech crystal, jewelry with garnets, wooden toys. You can also buy beer - especially unfiltered varieties.

9. In Prague, you can calmly talk to the waiter staff in Russian. And all the townspeople over 40 will understand you. Yes, and the younger ones will also understand - maybe not every word, but the meaning as a whole - all the same, brothers-Slavs.

10. From Prague you can visit day trip . And not only Karlovy Vary, so that at least for a day you can fall into life-giving water. But further away - to Dresden, for example. Convenient - I went to Prague, and also visited the Dresden Gallery. Happiness for the tourist.

So if you get a chance, definitely go!

Hearing the word "Czech Republic", everyone will remember something of their own. This is the famous Czech beer, and wonderful festivals, and unique architecture. And someone will remember Skoda cars, poems by Marina Tsvetaeva or the legendary opera Don Giovanni, which Mozart finished in the Czech Republic.

Yes, the Czech Republic is an amazing country, it is worth visiting if only because it has…

1. Dancing house

The famous Czech landmark located in Prague is jokingly called "Ginger and Fred". It is difficult for any tourist to pass by this miracle of deconstructivism. :)

On the rooftop is the La Perle de Prague restaurant, which offers a wonderful view of Prague.

2. Czech beer

Coming to the Czech Republic and not trying the world famous drink is nonsense, even if you are not a beer lover. Not without reason, in the 18th century, the first brewing school in Europe appeared in the Czech Republic.

Czech beer is exported to many countries. However, if you did not like Czech beer in your country, then this is not at all a reason to refuse an intoxicating drink in its homeland - you will be amazed when you feel the difference.

It is hardly possible to accurately calculate how many types of beer exist in the Czech Republic. After tasting the most famous ones (Pilsner Urquell, Staropramen, Gambrinus, Krusovice, Velkopopovicky Kozel and others), don't forget that all corners of this country brew their own beers according to unique recipes.

Pilsen is considered to be the beer capital of the Czech Republic.

3. Beer Festival in Prague

Of course, in a country that is famous for its beer all over the world, beer festivals are indispensable. The largest beer festival in the Czech Republic is the beer festival in Prague. It is traditionally held in May and lasts for several weeks.

In addition to tasting the best Czech beer at the festival, national Czech cuisine is also waiting for you.

4. Charles Bridge

The famous Prague bridge across the Vltava. The towers and sculptures of one of the most beautiful bridges are worth seeing.

5. City of a hundred spiers

How I want to go to Prague! I never wanted to go back to any city in my life, but I want to go to Prague!
Marina Tsvetaeva

One of the finest European cities needs no introduction. The capital of the Czech Republic, which is impossible not to fall in love with. This is a city where everyone will find something for themselves, and when you get tired of contemplating the magnificent buildings, museums and shopping, just put on comfortable shoes and go for a walk - you will find so many interesting things that will not be written in any guidebook.

6. Locks

The Czech Republic is a country of castles. them in fairyland many: romantic, majestic, lonely and impregnable - everyone can find "his own". Some of the most famous castles are Karlstejn, Zvikov, Lednice, Cesky Sternberk, Detenice, Orlik and others.

One of the brightest and most famous events in the Czech Republic. It is traditionally celebrated in June. For three days, the Czech Republic returns to the Middle Ages: people in historical costumes, ancient music in the streets, fairs, games, costume processions and, of course, colorful fireworks.

Forests, rivers, mountains, lakes, meadows... How rich is the Czech city! And if you are fond of hiking or cycling, then you simply cannot pass by natural resources Czech Republic.

9. Karlovy Vary

Despite the fact that the Czech Republic has no access to the sea, thousands of tourists flock to this country. Karlovy Vary is a spa town in the Czech Republic, which is famous for its healing mineral water springs.

Karlovy Vary is the birthplace of the famous Czech liqueur Becherovka.

10. Rooftops of Prague

The permanent home of all romantics. :) In order to observe this beautiful view, just climb one of the many towers that are scattered throughout the city.

Why visit Prague? Because:

1. Prague - living encyclopedia of architecture. Romanesque churches and dungeons, Gothic temples, baroque gardens and castles, magnificent art nouveau buildings and unique cubist buildings - all this makes Prague unique. It is not necessary to be an expert in the field of architectural art to see the splendor of the Czech capital. Rotunda of Saint Martin Mother of God in front of Týn, the Wallenstein Palace, the Municipal House or the Kovarzovic Villa will forever leave a mark on your memory. calling card Prague modern architecture was the "Dancing House" by architect Frank Gehry; outstanding in terms of modern architecture are the building of the National technical library, as well as an ensemble of buildings in the Karlin district.

2. Prague will satisfy the wishes of lovers music all genres: classical, folk and alternative, rock and pop styles. To those whose heart is given classical music, it is worth visiting the Rudolfinum, the Municipal House, numerous churches (concerts of organ or sacred music). Fans of alternative music are recommended to attend concerts at the Roxy, Akropolis, Cross clubs or the MeetFactory multimedia center. Waiting for guests and the largest club in Central Europe- a five-story complex "Karlovy Lazne", each floor of which is dedicated to a different musical style. The Prague Islands are also immersed in the realm of music during the annual summer festival United Islands.

3. Beer is an integral part of the history and modern life of Prague. According to experts, the best beer in Prague is bottled in the Nusli district, in a brewery called Bad Times (Zlý časy). From twenty-four taps, you can alternately taste a lot of varieties of amber nectar produced in large and small breweries in the Czech Republic, as well as other countries. If physical capabilities did not allow you to try all the varieties during one visit, use the giant bottle archive. Wonderful draft beer in Prague is served not only in taverns, but also in restaurants and bars. Definitely worth pairing with culinary delights Czech cuisine to experience the true harmony of tastes. There are innumerable places where the tradition of “beer drinking” is carefully preserved and developed: this is the one with centennial history pub "U Jelinku" (U Jelínků), and popular among tourists and local population"Lokal" (Lokál), and the legendary institution "U Pinkas" (U Pinkasů), where once for the first time in Prague Pilsen beer was bottled. It is also worth visiting the Brewery House (Pivovarský dům), Břevnov monastery brewer of St. Vojtech, Strahov monastery brewer.

4. Not every metropolis can boast such a living attraction as a shipping river. The Vltava, without a doubt, is not only a waterway, but also the soul of Prague. Its hypnotic power will be experienced by anyone who has walked at least once on one of the 30 Prague bridges or visited one of the ten islands. The flow of the river can be observed from the picturesque embankments, which, depending on the time of year, alternately transform either into beaches or into farmers markets, then to bike trails, then to dance floors. A unique view of the Vltava banks opens during river walk: off deck big ship, a tiny river boat, Venetian gondola, water bike. And, of course, the medieval Charles Bridge, with its thirty "pearls" - baroque statues, is a precious necklace on the graceful "neck" of the Vltava.

5. The charm of Prague is in its calm and imposing atmosphere, which is fully conveyed by famous metropolitan cafes. For leisurely conversations, they spent here free time many creative personalities of Europe and the world: composers, writers, architects, artists, scientists. For a cup of aromatic coffee, you should go to the famous cafe "Slavia" (Slavia), which is opposite National Theater, or to the “Parisian” Café Louvre with its bohemian atmosphere, as well as to the Grand Café Orient, unique in its interior, located in the building of the Cubism Museum. Praguers' favorite haunts are Café Savoy and Café Imperiál: once you've been here, you'll understand why they're so popular. Modern cafes are also successfully fighting for the sympathy of the guests of the capital: Café Lounge is famous for its signature desserts, Pražírna - incredible amount varieties of coffee different corners planets, Monolok cafe - a fun design.

6. Calm and pleasant in Prague will be not only an excursion and educational program, but also shopping! Even in huge shopping malls (Palladium, Nový Smíchov, Chodov, Arkády Pankrác, etc.), you can make pleasant purchases without fuss and haste, not to mention a fashion marathon along the Parisian - main street branded boutiques. Connoisseurs of antiquity will obviously be pleased with the offers of antique shops. A wide range of jewelry is offered by the Uhlíř salon; paintings and porcelain - "Antiques in Karmelitskaya" (Starožitnostech v Karmelitské). A large selection of modern and antique paintings is presented at the Petr Brandl Gallery (Galerie Petra Brandla), and works by Czech designers are at the Modernista store in the Vinohrady Pavilion or at the DOX Contemporary Art Center.

7. Prague old gardens and parks- a special attraction of the capital. There are about two hundred of them in the city, and the oldest ones are hundreds of years old. The first Prague gardens were laid out in the monastic estates; the next generation arose during the Renaissance and became a tribute to the fashion among the rich Praguers to have a garden or park near the residence. Each century has enriched green spaces with a special landscape design and decor, thus creating harmonious ensembles with an individual philosophy and, of course, raising the status of the property and its owner. The turning point for park architecture was the Baroque era, its splendor and monumentality could not but be reflected in the decor of the gardens and parks of the capital. castle gardens Prague Castle, Wallenstein and Riegrovy gardens, gardens on Petřín Hill, and many other islands of serene peace and tranquility will definitely leave you with the most wonderful impressions of your stay in Prague.

8. Over time, Prague has gone through many stages of cultural, social and economic development, which could not but affect its architectonic appearance. Impartial witnesses of such transformations are technical monuments, demonstrating the radical difference between the present day and the not-so-distant past. Such a trip in the direction opposite to the course of time can be made through the underground labyrinth of the Prague sewer, to Novomnesto water tower, Nusselski Bridge, Petzold Lime Plant, former windmill"Vetrnik", Petrshinsky funicular, Krshizhik fountains or through the halls of the National Technical Museum. It is worth visiting the wastewater treatment plant in the Bubenech area, which at one time was one of the most modern technological complexes in Europe. Here, by the way, the filming of the movie Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise took place.

9. Prague offers many opportunities for active recreation for families with children any age. A special steamboat from the city center will take you to the favorite vacation spot of all Prague residents - the Troja Zoo. The youngest guests of the city will certainly enjoy visiting the Toy Museum, which is located on the territory of Prague Castle: the exhibition displays historical toys from around the world, including a large collection of Barbie dolls. Boys will not remain indifferent to historical locomotives, cars and their predecessors, aircraft and other equipment of the past and the century before last. A trip on a historic tram or a visit to the Zizkov TV Tower will leave pleasant impressions for the whole family. And the sweet icing on the cake called “a walk around Prague” will be a stop at one of the many Prague confectioneries, for example, in Ergartova on Letna, “At the Button” on Uyezd or the legendary Myšák cafe on Vodičková Street.

10. Prague - center of Europe. From here, in just a few hours by car (bus, train) you can reach the cities of the Old Continent, whose beauty cannot be ignored, since geographically you are so close to them. And so close that, having made a full-fledged tour of historical monuments and even leaving time for a little shopping, you can return back to Prague on the same day! The distance from Prague to Dresden, where it is worth visiting the famous gallery, is only 153 km. Four capitals are located nearby neighboring states: Austrian Vienna– 312 km, German Berlin- 350 km, Slovak Bratislava - 323 km, and Hungarian Budapest- 560 km.

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