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From April 24th till Mai 9th 2004, Prague will host the Icehockey World Championship. If you are interessted in Hockey, Prague would be the perfect place to enjoy.... Icehockey, Beer and Woman....?
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A great place to check out any important hockey games is Jagr's Bar, right near the top of Wencelas Square (on the left side when facing the Muzeum). It is fashioned after the sports bars of the US and Canada, has a HUGE screen, and decent food (not great). If you want the largest TV screen in the city, this is the place for you.
All the equipment you need is yourself, your glasses (if applicable) and a mug of beer! Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingDirections: 100 metres from the Muzeum on Wencelas Sq. near KFC.
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Expat bar for those who can't live without soccer or NFL. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: Tyn 1, Prague 1Phone: +420224895404
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From around October to April, there are 2 local hockey (I think both professional) teams, Sparta Praha (Jagr and Hasek have played for them) and Slavia Praha.
Go to the arena to check it out. (Tourist centres, hotels and hostels can point it out for you) We payed only 50kc (which is less than $2US) to watch Slavia Praha. The hockey is exciting and the atmosphere is amazing. The crowd, mostly standing room only, are always yelling, chanting, and playing music. It was a great experience! Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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Ice hockey is THE sport in the Czech Republic. Many Czech-born players have moved on to the NHL, and the domestic league also features many prominent players. The national team is among the best in the world and always are one of the favorites to compete for the world championships and an Olympic medal. A few prominent Czech hockey players (and national heroes) are Jaromir Jagr, Dominik Hasek, and Milan Hejduk.
Prague was buzzing from the World Championships during my visit in May 2004, and hockey was on the minds of everyone. If you get a chance to attend a game in the hockey hotbed of Prague, go for it. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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If you are interested you could visit the Icehockey or football stadiums in Prague! Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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there are quite a few places to see the "big" game - Caffrey's, Legends, JJ Murphys are just a few that I really like.
Legends has a ton of screens with multiple games going on. in old town / ungelt
caffrey's will normally have just one game on, and gets filled fast. in old town.
JJ's is smaller, but great. normally one game on at a time.
all have great food. a little more on the pricey side - touristy prices, but still good.
gear - an empty stomach for beer and food! Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: old town and lesser townDirections: caffrey's and legends are in old town, jj's is in lesser town.
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 Hardcore Sparta fans by buffalo1975
The tickets at the Letna stadium (AKA Toyota Stadium) cost about 2 euros! So cheap and the football was good. High tempo. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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