Erasmus Prague Tour
18. 3. 2024 Author: Berkcan Tokyay On the 2nd March 2024, we had our traditional Prague tour for the summer semester Erasmus students and MUP Buddy Team members.This time our tour was not about the city but about Czech culture, getting to know each other and simply having fun. Our adventure kicked off at Wenceslas Square, Prague's main square. After walking at Wenceslas Square, we started our tour at Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience. While we were trying different kinds of beers, they were explaining to us with light shows and projections how the first Pilsner Beer was created. Our tour continued in their Beer Hall upstairs where we could taste two more beers.
After we had this amazing cultural beer tour, we went straight to bowling. We split into teams and we had a great time playing. We had fun and cheered for everyone even though we didn’t get many strikes!
At the end of the day, we felt happy and closer to each other. Trying beers and knowing the culture closely felt awesome! If you have never been there before, give it a try. You will have a blast and make great memories with friends.
Na zdraví to fun times in Prague!
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