Václav Havel, former president of the Czech Republic, liked to take visiting politicians to Prague pubs. This is for the obvious reason that a known Prague specialty is without a doubt the local pubs, taverns, taprooms and beer-drinking establishments of all kinds. Of course, there is no better place for the meeting of presidents, politics & pubs than Prague.
Never one for stuffy meetings, President Vaclav Havel often slipped out to local bars with visiting heads of state. In contrast to the cafés and wine bars, which are equipped with fancier furnishings and often located on the upper floors of town houses, pubs are located on the ground floor or in the cellar.
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This is such a cool post. I love your stuff and tell all my friends to Czech it out!
Great post. I wonder how many ‘top secrets’ are shared at such unofficial meetings. Lol
Whoa! Seeing Clinton throwing back the beers in a pub isn’t what I expected to see today. Great job.
Back when presidents were cool and people liked them.