http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:32:08 +0200 MyBB http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=31 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:46:56 +0100 pavlinka http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=31 "Find a date," your friends say. "Join us for dinner, and bring a date!" This alone is enough to cause many single people to immediately start to panic. The reality is that, if you're looking for dates, you probably just want to find someone special to spend time with, without regard for your pushy friends and their need for additional couples to complete their circle. It's important to think of looking for dates as part of life, part of your everyday routine. You never know -- one of these days it may well turn into something more than just a date.

Finding a date is never easy, but it can be relatively painless, depending on your attitude.

Maybe have a hard time meeting people. Maybe you have a hard time meeting people who are suitable for dating. Maybe you're a single parent with responsibilities at home, or someone who works from home. Perhaps you work strange hours and that's why you never meet anyone to date. Maybe you work with people much younger or older, or perhaps you really don't have finely honed social skills. It could be that you're shy, private, quiet in groups or just unwilling to make the first move.

Whatever the situation, you need to take action! The first thing to do is make sure you exude self confidence. You want to find a date you'll have a great time with, so it helps to make him or her feel special by looking good. Here are some tips on how to accomplish this:


Give yourself a makeover
Buy some new clothes and update your image
Get a new haircut or hairstyle
Get a full beauty treatment and makeover
Visit your dentist and get those teeth pearly white
Get a tan and freshen your skin
Try out the latest styles and fashions
Treat yourself to a rejuvenating vacation or break
Read some new magazines and go shopping
Join a health club and get into a new workout routine
Go on a diet and lose a few pounds, if needed
Take martial arts or self defense classes
Improve your attitude

The next thing you need to do to find a date is think long and hard about what you really want to achieve and what your expectations are. Get clear about what kind of person you're looking for, although don't be too specific. Keeping your aim as broad as you can will make finding a date easier. You also need to be realistic. Don't make it your goal to date a Hollywood movie star if it's not likely to happen. Keep your feet on the ground and take a long, hard look at your own life before walking into someone else's.

Once you've got that part down, here are a few ways to get started:

Dating Close to Home
Begin by looking in your own neighborhood. Is there anyone in your neighborhood or friend group who is single and awesome? Often, people stay single simply because they aren't being asked out by anyone, not because they themselves are lonely. It's time to do the asking. And yes, that includes the good-looking people in this world. There are lots of local clubs and activity centers where singles are likely to congregate. These are often the best place to introduce yourself to people of the opposite sex in your community. Try to choose something that involves both sexes.

Dating at Work
Some sources claim that 87% of couples first met through work or began dating at work. In general, dating at work or dating someone within your own office environment is generally not a good idea due to the possibilities for problems and the negative implications it can have on your career. Relationship tensions within an office can cause issues with other workers and antagonize work-related disputes.

However, the good news is, most organizations also work with other firms. If your office gets together to socialize with business partners or groups of people you don't work with directly, start going to these events. Try going with coworkers to happy hour or attending after-work social events, too, from bowling to trips to bars and comedy clubs. It's as much about making new friends as it is about finding a date.

If you really don't like your coworkers (or don't have any because, for example, you work from home), you'll need to look for other ways to extend your social circle.

Get Physical
That's right, join a gym. To find a date, you should look your best. After all, if you've set your sights high, doesn't your potential date deserve the best, too? Good, so get down to the local health club and look into a regular workout routine. If already do this, expand your horizons and make sure you're not going to a unisex gym. Try other sports and activities -- from yachting to running to baseball to anything else you haven't tried before. You will make fabulous new friends, as well as possibly finding a date, not to mention feeling and looking much better than if you just sat on the couch munching on potato chips.

Ask Your Friends
The most common complaint among people in their late '20s and '30s is that all their friends are married. If this is true for you, it's time to adapt. As awesome as they might be, your married friends probably will not help you find a date. They tell you they'll try, and they probably mean it, but like attracts like, and there's a good chance most of their friends are married, too. In general, you should not look to any friends to help you find a date, though, because your friends don't necessarily know what kind of person you're looking for. The best advice is to take control and find a date yourself.

This is why you need some single friends. Newsflash: Dating is easier if you hang out with other singles who are also playing the dating game. Even if your married friends are your best buddies in the whole wide world, you need support from other people who know what you're going through. Also, there is safety in large groups. This can also open up new places and venues for you to visit and look for potential dates. You will probably see your confidence level jump as well.

You can find new single friends everywhere: at work, in your neighborhood, at clubs, in your gym … You simply need to make some new friends, then join in. It's not nearly as hard as you think. One thing's for sure: Neither your fantastic new friends, nor your super hot new girlfriend or boyfriend is hiding out in your closet. If you sit at home, you will not find them -- you have to go out and put yourself out there in order to do it. In fact, get started right now. When was the last time you called up your old friends to catch up? Do it now.

Join a Club
Activities really do bring people together and help you make new friends. If you're involved in something like a craft, hobby or sport, then you've already taken the first step toward hanging out with (and possibly dating) like-minded individuals. You have something in common, and it's a great icebreaker. If you're not a member of any club, figure out what you're interested in and decide whether joining a group of some sort centered around this activity might introduce you to others. (Hint: It will!) Always remember: Statistically, there is a good chance that many people just like you are also looking for dates and are joining clubs like these for this very same reason.

Signing up for a Dating Agency
Dating agencies were once associated with embarrassing social stigmas, but not anymore. These days, it's extremely trendy to use an agency to find dates. Dating and finding a date is fun and enjoyable. After all, dating is really just about meeting new people and searching for a special connection. Dating agencies fall into two categories: traditional and Web-based. The first are those traditional dating agencies that help you find a date but charge hundreds of dollars to offer you the chance to meet a few people in their database they have matched you with. They then offer you the chance to meet, if both parties are interested. It's slow and long-winded, but it can work sometimes, although rarely are there guarantees of any kind. The main thing about such dating agencies is that they often specialize in a certain area -- maybe profession or financial, etc. Some may concentrate on the medical or legal profession; others may focus on, say, executives in a certain region.

Internet Dating Sites
The second kind of agency is the professional Internet dating and friendship sites accessible from your home computer. Most often, they are free to sign up for, so you can set up a profile and see who's in their database to find out if you're interested in that kind of people. The beauty of Internet dating is that it makes everyone on any given site instantly accessible, and you can search for people you match with in comfort of your own home without spending a dime. Sniff around, check out people's pics and profiles and take your time finding a date.

It's super important when you're looking for a date to choose a reputable Internet dating site that will provide you with not only personal ads but also a safe and secure environment, as well as advice and articles to help you get ahead. These sites let you communicate anonymously with your matches when you're ready to make contact via on-site email, chat rooms and private instant messaging. Some companies even include voicemail services so you can listen to your prospective date's voice before meeting them.

After paying a small fee, you can communicate with as many members as you like, safely and securely -- and, very soon, you may find that you have arranged not just one but many dates. It's up to you. No more standing in singles bars, being hit on by obnoxious strangers or brainstorming opening lines -- just convenient and relaxed dating, whenever you want!

If you're looking for dates, you should start immediately. It's not always easy to take a step like this if you've been out of the dating arena for years. Think through these tips on meeting dates and start taking initiative. Life is meant for living, but even more importantly, it's meant for sharing with someone special. Start focusing on finding a date, but more importantly, focus on feeling good about yourself and the rest will follow.[http://www.topdatingtips.com/find-a-date.htm]]]> "Find a date," your friends say. "Join us for dinner, and bring a date!" This alone is enough to cause many single people to immediately start to panic. The reality is that, if you're looking for dates, you probably just want to find someone special to spend time with, without regard for your pushy friends and their need for additional couples to complete their circle. It's important to think of looking for dates as part of life, part of your everyday routine. You never know -- one of these days it may well turn into something more than just a date.

Finding a date is never easy, but it can be relatively painless, depending on your attitude.

Maybe have a hard time meeting people. Maybe you have a hard time meeting people who are suitable for dating. Maybe you're a single parent with responsibilities at home, or someone who works from home. Perhaps you work strange hours and that's why you never meet anyone to date. Maybe you work with people much younger or older, or perhaps you really don't have finely honed social skills. It could be that you're shy, private, quiet in groups or just unwilling to make the first move.

Whatever the situation, you need to take action! The first thing to do is make sure you exude self confidence. You want to find a date you'll have a great time with, so it helps to make him or her feel special by looking good. Here are some tips on how to accomplish this:


Give yourself a makeover
Buy some new clothes and update your image
Get a new haircut or hairstyle
Get a full beauty treatment and makeover
Visit your dentist and get those teeth pearly white
Get a tan and freshen your skin
Try out the latest styles and fashions
Treat yourself to a rejuvenating vacation or break
Read some new magazines and go shopping
Join a health club and get into a new workout routine
Go on a diet and lose a few pounds, if needed
Take martial arts or self defense classes
Improve your attitude

The next thing you need to do to find a date is think long and hard about what you really want to achieve and what your expectations are. Get clear about what kind of person you're looking for, although don't be too specific. Keeping your aim as broad as you can will make finding a date easier. You also need to be realistic. Don't make it your goal to date a Hollywood movie star if it's not likely to happen. Keep your feet on the ground and take a long, hard look at your own life before walking into someone else's.

Once you've got that part down, here are a few ways to get started:

Dating Close to Home
Begin by looking in your own neighborhood. Is there anyone in your neighborhood or friend group who is single and awesome? Often, people stay single simply because they aren't being asked out by anyone, not because they themselves are lonely. It's time to do the asking. And yes, that includes the good-looking people in this world. There are lots of local clubs and activity centers where singles are likely to congregate. These are often the best place to introduce yourself to people of the opposite sex in your community. Try to choose something that involves both sexes.

Dating at Work
Some sources claim that 87% of couples first met through work or began dating at work. In general, dating at work or dating someone within your own office environment is generally not a good idea due to the possibilities for problems and the negative implications it can have on your career. Relationship tensions within an office can cause issues with other workers and antagonize work-related disputes.

However, the good news is, most organizations also work with other firms. If your office gets together to socialize with business partners or groups of people you don't work with directly, start going to these events. Try going with coworkers to happy hour or attending after-work social events, too, from bowling to trips to bars and comedy clubs. It's as much about making new friends as it is about finding a date.

If you really don't like your coworkers (or don't have any because, for example, you work from home), you'll need to look for other ways to extend your social circle.

Get Physical
That's right, join a gym. To find a date, you should look your best. After all, if you've set your sights high, doesn't your potential date deserve the best, too? Good, so get down to the local health club and look into a regular workout routine. If already do this, expand your horizons and make sure you're not going to a unisex gym. Try other sports and activities -- from yachting to running to baseball to anything else you haven't tried before. You will make fabulous new friends, as well as possibly finding a date, not to mention feeling and looking much better than if you just sat on the couch munching on potato chips.

Ask Your Friends
The most common complaint among people in their late '20s and '30s is that all their friends are married. If this is true for you, it's time to adapt. As awesome as they might be, your married friends probably will not help you find a date. They tell you they'll try, and they probably mean it, but like attracts like, and there's a good chance most of their friends are married, too. In general, you should not look to any friends to help you find a date, though, because your friends don't necessarily know what kind of person you're looking for. The best advice is to take control and find a date yourself.

This is why you need some single friends. Newsflash: Dating is easier if you hang out with other singles who are also playing the dating game. Even if your married friends are your best buddies in the whole wide world, you need support from other people who know what you're going through. Also, there is safety in large groups. This can also open up new places and venues for you to visit and look for potential dates. You will probably see your confidence level jump as well.

You can find new single friends everywhere: at work, in your neighborhood, at clubs, in your gym … You simply need to make some new friends, then join in. It's not nearly as hard as you think. One thing's for sure: Neither your fantastic new friends, nor your super hot new girlfriend or boyfriend is hiding out in your closet. If you sit at home, you will not find them -- you have to go out and put yourself out there in order to do it. In fact, get started right now. When was the last time you called up your old friends to catch up? Do it now.

Join a Club
Activities really do bring people together and help you make new friends. If you're involved in something like a craft, hobby or sport, then you've already taken the first step toward hanging out with (and possibly dating) like-minded individuals. You have something in common, and it's a great icebreaker. If you're not a member of any club, figure out what you're interested in and decide whether joining a group of some sort centered around this activity might introduce you to others. (Hint: It will!) Always remember: Statistically, there is a good chance that many people just like you are also looking for dates and are joining clubs like these for this very same reason.

Signing up for a Dating Agency
Dating agencies were once associated with embarrassing social stigmas, but not anymore. These days, it's extremely trendy to use an agency to find dates. Dating and finding a date is fun and enjoyable. After all, dating is really just about meeting new people and searching for a special connection. Dating agencies fall into two categories: traditional and Web-based. The first are those traditional dating agencies that help you find a date but charge hundreds of dollars to offer you the chance to meet a few people in their database they have matched you with. They then offer you the chance to meet, if both parties are interested. It's slow and long-winded, but it can work sometimes, although rarely are there guarantees of any kind. The main thing about such dating agencies is that they often specialize in a certain area -- maybe profession or financial, etc. Some may concentrate on the medical or legal profession; others may focus on, say, executives in a certain region.

Internet Dating Sites
The second kind of agency is the professional Internet dating and friendship sites accessible from your home computer. Most often, they are free to sign up for, so you can set up a profile and see who's in their database to find out if you're interested in that kind of people. The beauty of Internet dating is that it makes everyone on any given site instantly accessible, and you can search for people you match with in comfort of your own home without spending a dime. Sniff around, check out people's pics and profiles and take your time finding a date.

It's super important when you're looking for a date to choose a reputable Internet dating site that will provide you with not only personal ads but also a safe and secure environment, as well as advice and articles to help you get ahead. These sites let you communicate anonymously with your matches when you're ready to make contact via on-site email, chat rooms and private instant messaging. Some companies even include voicemail services so you can listen to your prospective date's voice before meeting them.

After paying a small fee, you can communicate with as many members as you like, safely and securely -- and, very soon, you may find that you have arranged not just one but many dates. It's up to you. No more standing in singles bars, being hit on by obnoxious strangers or brainstorming opening lines -- just convenient and relaxed dating, whenever you want!

If you're looking for dates, you should start immediately. It's not always easy to take a step like this if you've been out of the dating arena for years. Think through these tips on meeting dates and start taking initiative. Life is meant for living, but even more importantly, it's meant for sharing with someone special. Start focusing on finding a date, but more importantly, focus on feeling good about yourself and the rest will follow.[http://www.topdatingtips.com/find-a-date.htm]]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=30 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:40:35 +0100 pavlinka http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=30 You're hanging out at a party when, out of nowhere, you suddenly notice someone standing close to you. In fact, you realize he or she keeps turning up nearby, trying to catch your eye. The two of you start talking and your new friend smiles, laughs, finds excuses to touch you and holds your gaze. This person is clearly flirting with you. How do you know? Because, although you may not realize it, you are already an expert in flirting and body language.

Flirting Demystified

What would dating be without flirting? Flirting is fun, it signals that we're interested in someone and it initiates most successful relationships. Flirting means giving someone your full attention; it means smiling, touching and playing. In the right circumstances, it is a powerful tool. In the wrong circumstances, it can lead to embarrassment and be a complete turn off.

For most people, flirting comes naturally. Many forms of flirting are simply outgrowths of the way you behave when you meet someone you really like and are interested in having a romantic relationship with. However, some flirting is more subtle, making it hard to tell whether you're reading something that's not there into an interaction simply because you want the other person to flirt with you.

For these reasons, it's useful to examine some of the key indicators of flirting, which can prove extremely helpful when trying to figure out if the person across the table is interested in you – and help you express your interest in them!



Body Language

Prolonged eye contact
Dilated pupils
Arched eyebrows
Winking
Rapid eye movement and blinking
Stroking or toying with hair
Smiling
Licking of lips
Touching the lips or teeth with tongue
Thrusting chest or breasts outward
Mirroring or copying posture
Crossing legs
Leaning inward
Open-legged posture


Other Behavior

Any form of touching
Playing with hands
Fidgeting nervously
Shy avoidance of eye contact
Standing on one leg or shifting weight back and forth


Conversation

Laughter
Whispering
Personal questions, especially about relationship status
Singling someone out in a group for conversation and questions


However you flirt, keep in mind that flirting should indicate your interest in getting to know someone -- in a polite, respectful and tactful way. Using cheesy pickup lines, being too aggressive, touching inappropriately or being in any way vulgar or rude will get you not only turned down but also probably slapped. Flirting is designed to make the person you're flirting with feel attractive and special, not intimidated.

Once you've established that someone is flirting with you – or your own flirting has gotten a positive response – it's time to start thinking about how to propose a first date. Mutual flirting of the type listed above usually means the other person is interested in getting to know you better. However, be wary of people who are flirtatious, even though they're in committed relationships. Some people either can't help being flirty, have an open relationship or simply don't care whether their partner is hurt by their behavior. While it can be tempting to flirt with this kind of person -- particularly if they're attractive, interesting and initiate the flirting – keep in mind that the point of flirting is to show interest in someone you'd like to get to know better, and people who're already attached to someone else are off limits.

Being confident about your flirting is the best way to make sure it is well-received. Nothing is sexier than confidence – nothing, that is, except someone who knows how to flirt effectively. Now get out there and start smiling!"
[article from http://www.topdatingtips.com/flirting.htm]]]> You're hanging out at a party when, out of nowhere, you suddenly notice someone standing close to you. In fact, you realize he or she keeps turning up nearby, trying to catch your eye. The two of you start talking and your new friend smiles, laughs, finds excuses to touch you and holds your gaze. This person is clearly flirting with you. How do you know? Because, although you may not realize it, you are already an expert in flirting and body language.

Flirting Demystified

What would dating be without flirting? Flirting is fun, it signals that we're interested in someone and it initiates most successful relationships. Flirting means giving someone your full attention; it means smiling, touching and playing. In the right circumstances, it is a powerful tool. In the wrong circumstances, it can lead to embarrassment and be a complete turn off.

For most people, flirting comes naturally. Many forms of flirting are simply outgrowths of the way you behave when you meet someone you really like and are interested in having a romantic relationship with. However, some flirting is more subtle, making it hard to tell whether you're reading something that's not there into an interaction simply because you want the other person to flirt with you.

For these reasons, it's useful to examine some of the key indicators of flirting, which can prove extremely helpful when trying to figure out if the person across the table is interested in you – and help you express your interest in them!



Body Language

Prolonged eye contact
Dilated pupils
Arched eyebrows
Winking
Rapid eye movement and blinking
Stroking or toying with hair
Smiling
Licking of lips
Touching the lips or teeth with tongue
Thrusting chest or breasts outward
Mirroring or copying posture
Crossing legs
Leaning inward
Open-legged posture


Other Behavior

Any form of touching
Playing with hands
Fidgeting nervously
Shy avoidance of eye contact
Standing on one leg or shifting weight back and forth


Conversation

Laughter
Whispering
Personal questions, especially about relationship status
Singling someone out in a group for conversation and questions


However you flirt, keep in mind that flirting should indicate your interest in getting to know someone -- in a polite, respectful and tactful way. Using cheesy pickup lines, being too aggressive, touching inappropriately or being in any way vulgar or rude will get you not only turned down but also probably slapped. Flirting is designed to make the person you're flirting with feel attractive and special, not intimidated.

Once you've established that someone is flirting with you – or your own flirting has gotten a positive response – it's time to start thinking about how to propose a first date. Mutual flirting of the type listed above usually means the other person is interested in getting to know you better. However, be wary of people who are flirtatious, even though they're in committed relationships. Some people either can't help being flirty, have an open relationship or simply don't care whether their partner is hurt by their behavior. While it can be tempting to flirt with this kind of person -- particularly if they're attractive, interesting and initiate the flirting – keep in mind that the point of flirting is to show interest in someone you'd like to get to know better, and people who're already attached to someone else are off limits.

Being confident about your flirting is the best way to make sure it is well-received. Nothing is sexier than confidence – nothing, that is, except someone who knows how to flirt effectively. Now get out there and start smiling!"
[article from http://www.topdatingtips.com/flirting.htm]]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:14:22 +0100 Romeo http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 First I was quite suspicious. But when I had a first few dates I was absolutely amazed how come such a stunning ladies do not have already someone?
Wow I tell you -I had such an amazing holiday. Imaging meeting stunning ladies every day, ladies who are really into you..
They luck opportunities to meet a foreigner and they do not want to date a Czech men.
They showed me the city and especially fantastic night life....

The thing I did not like were the people at the reception at the hotel....

But otherwise it was an amazing experience...
As well the director Pavlina is stunning and she had a few meeting with me and fantastic after care..

If you want to go out I really recommend.
Treters bar in Kolkovni
2 minutes from there is a Bombay bar... the bar is open till the morning and in the very neighberhood are another 3 bars:
Kozicka, M1 and others.. everything is o 2 minutes walk....

Thank you
Henrique]]> First I was quite suspicious. But when I had a first few dates I was absolutely amazed how come such a stunning ladies do not have already someone?
Wow I tell you -I had such an amazing holiday. Imaging meeting stunning ladies every day, ladies who are really into you..
They luck opportunities to meet a foreigner and they do not want to date a Czech men.
They showed me the city and especially fantastic night life....

The thing I did not like were the people at the reception at the hotel....

But otherwise it was an amazing experience...
As well the director Pavlina is stunning and she had a few meeting with me and fantastic after care..

If you want to go out I really recommend.
Treters bar in Kolkovni
2 minutes from there is a Bombay bar... the bar is open till the morning and in the very neighberhood are another 3 bars:
Kozicka, M1 and others.. everything is o 2 minutes walk....

Thank you
Henrique]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=28 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:42:23 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=28
We at ‘Destiny Woman” are here to assist you in your quest. There are a number of important considerations that we feel should be bought to your attention before your potential visit to our city. These are:

Czech women

Some say Czech women are the most beautiful in the world. We tend to agree with this general view. Specifically, the average Czech woman possesses qualities that all western men desire, being aesthetic beauty, enduring personalities, and a lust for life and respect for family values. And these qualities, as noted, refer merely to the average Czech woman. We at Destiny Woman will only introduce to you women considered well above average in every respect.

Czech Republic

Recent history of the Czech Republic (and CEE generally), through the unfortunate socialist regime years, resulted in the sheltering of, inter alia, the feminist movement from society. This in turn yielded a quality that can be seen now in a more positive light - women in fact enjoying being women; rather than succumbing to modern pressure to compete with men on many levels.

[Czech men, it must be noted, are generally storid and have over time become complacent with the beauty and qualities of their fellow country-women.]

Our Agency

All the women registered with our agency are seeking a more sophisticated mate, rarely able to found in CEE. The ‘heady’ mix of Czech female alurance, and Western male gentlemanly qualities have proven to be a winning combination in establishment of long term relationships.

The recent travel restrictions enforced on the Czech Republic are now relaxing; Czech Republic is a member of the European Union and Czech citizens are free to travel almost anywhere in the world freely.

The success of our Agency in introducing potential couples is underpinned by our professional and understanding approach to your desires and respect for your privacy. The number of clients that are referred to us by previously registered members is testimony to our, and your, success.]]>
We at ‘Destiny Woman” are here to assist you in your quest. There are a number of important considerations that we feel should be bought to your attention before your potential visit to our city. These are:

Czech women

Some say Czech women are the most beautiful in the world. We tend to agree with this general view. Specifically, the average Czech woman possesses qualities that all western men desire, being aesthetic beauty, enduring personalities, and a lust for life and respect for family values. And these qualities, as noted, refer merely to the average Czech woman. We at Destiny Woman will only introduce to you women considered well above average in every respect.

Czech Republic

Recent history of the Czech Republic (and CEE generally), through the unfortunate socialist regime years, resulted in the sheltering of, inter alia, the feminist movement from society. This in turn yielded a quality that can be seen now in a more positive light - women in fact enjoying being women; rather than succumbing to modern pressure to compete with men on many levels.

[Czech men, it must be noted, are generally storid and have over time become complacent with the beauty and qualities of their fellow country-women.]

Our Agency

All the women registered with our agency are seeking a more sophisticated mate, rarely able to found in CEE. The ‘heady’ mix of Czech female alurance, and Western male gentlemanly qualities have proven to be a winning combination in establishment of long term relationships.

The recent travel restrictions enforced on the Czech Republic are now relaxing; Czech Republic is a member of the European Union and Czech citizens are free to travel almost anywhere in the world freely.

The success of our Agency in introducing potential couples is underpinned by our professional and understanding approach to your desires and respect for your privacy. The number of clients that are referred to us by previously registered members is testimony to our, and your, success.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=27 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:53:53 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=27 WARSAW, Poland - Tatana Kucharova, an 18-year-old student from the Czech Republic, won the Miss World 2006 beauty contest on Saturday.

Kucharova defeated 103 other women in voting by a panel of judges and television viewers around the world during a two-hour finals ceremony in the Polish capital.

First runner-up in the 56th edition of the annual beauty pageant was Joana Valentina Boitor, a 17-year-old from Romania. Australia’s Sabrina Houssami, 20, was third.

Wearing a long white dress, a teary Kucharova blew kisses to the 2,500 audience members in Warsaw’s Congress Hall after she received her diamond crown from Miss World 2005, Unnur Birna Vilhjalmsdottir of Iceland.

Kucharova, a tall high-school student with long blond hair, was born in Trnava and grew up in the town of Opocno. She told the judges she wants to attend university and then become a model. She likes tennis and horse riding and her personal motto is “Always be an optimist.”

A few white-red-and-blue Czech national flags floated in the cheering audience after the verdict was announced.

The organizers of the pageant said this year’s finals offered the widest-ever participation of voters around the world via the Internet. Votes were also submitted in text messages sent from mobile phones.

Warsaw is only the second European capital after London to host the Miss World contest, organizers say. The 104 finalists spent the past month touring the Eastern European country’s cities, beaches and countryside.

Last month, a white scarf was added to an artist’s depiction of a mermaid with an exposed breast on a poster advertising the contest after officials in Warsaw’s conservative administration deemed it too suggestive.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15077873]]> WARSAW, Poland - Tatana Kucharova, an 18-year-old student from the Czech Republic, won the Miss World 2006 beauty contest on Saturday.

Kucharova defeated 103 other women in voting by a panel of judges and television viewers around the world during a two-hour finals ceremony in the Polish capital.

First runner-up in the 56th edition of the annual beauty pageant was Joana Valentina Boitor, a 17-year-old from Romania. Australia’s Sabrina Houssami, 20, was third.

Wearing a long white dress, a teary Kucharova blew kisses to the 2,500 audience members in Warsaw’s Congress Hall after she received her diamond crown from Miss World 2005, Unnur Birna Vilhjalmsdottir of Iceland.

Kucharova, a tall high-school student with long blond hair, was born in Trnava and grew up in the town of Opocno. She told the judges she wants to attend university and then become a model. She likes tennis and horse riding and her personal motto is “Always be an optimist.”

A few white-red-and-blue Czech national flags floated in the cheering audience after the verdict was announced.

The organizers of the pageant said this year’s finals offered the widest-ever participation of voters around the world via the Internet. Votes were also submitted in text messages sent from mobile phones.

Warsaw is only the second European capital after London to host the Miss World contest, organizers say. The 104 finalists spent the past month touring the Eastern European country’s cities, beaches and countryside.

Last month, a white scarf was added to an artist’s depiction of a mermaid with an exposed breast on a poster advertising the contest after officials in Warsaw’s conservative administration deemed it too suggestive.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15077873]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=26 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:49:28 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=26
Czech Kurkova, ranked by Forbes magazine as one of the world's highest paid models, was dubbed by E! as "she of the mysterious belly button" due to media speculation about what appears to be an unusually smooth navel.

Second place also went to a supermodel, Israeli Bar Rafaeli, who has been linked to actor Leonardo DiCaprio, while Jolie, who recently gave birth to twins, was in third place.

"Far from being a US-centric list, you'll find a face, and body, from six continents," E! said in a statement.

Following are the top 10 sexiest women, as ranked by E!:

1. Karolina Kurkova

2. Bar Rafaeli

3. Angelina Jolie

4. Gisele Bundchen

5. Scarlett Johansson

6. Adriana Lima

7. Heidi Klum

8. Penelope Cruz

9. Manuela Arcuri

10. Shakira

(Writing by Miral Fahmy, editing by Belinda Goldsmith)
http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle...1R20081121]]>
Czech Kurkova, ranked by Forbes magazine as one of the world's highest paid models, was dubbed by E! as "she of the mysterious belly button" due to media speculation about what appears to be an unusually smooth navel.

Second place also went to a supermodel, Israeli Bar Rafaeli, who has been linked to actor Leonardo DiCaprio, while Jolie, who recently gave birth to twins, was in third place.

"Far from being a US-centric list, you'll find a face, and body, from six continents," E! said in a statement.

Following are the top 10 sexiest women, as ranked by E!:

1. Karolina Kurkova

2. Bar Rafaeli

3. Angelina Jolie

4. Gisele Bundchen

5. Scarlett Johansson

6. Adriana Lima

7. Heidi Klum

8. Penelope Cruz

9. Manuela Arcuri

10. Shakira

(Writing by Miral Fahmy, editing by Belinda Goldsmith)
http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle...1R20081121]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=25 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:30:54 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=25

"Prague has an excellent integrated public transport system that combines metro, tram and bus. It's operated by Dopravní podnik hlavního město Prahy (DPP; 296 191 817; http://www.dpp.cz), which has information desks at Ruzyně airport (7am to 10pm) and in four metro stations - Muzeum (7am to 9pm), Můstek, Anděl and Nádraží Holešovice (all 7am to 6pm) - where you can get tickets, directions, a multilingual transport-system map, a map of night services (noční provoz) and a detailed English-language guide to the whole system.

On metro trains and newer trams and buses, an electronic display shows the route number and the name of the next stop, and a recorded voice announces each station or stop. As the train, tram or bus pulls away, the announcer says 'Příští stanice…' (The next station is…) or 'Příští zastávka…' (The next stop is…), perhaps noting that it's a přestupní stanice (transfer station). At metro stations, signs point you towards the výstup (exit) or to a přestup (transfer to another line).

The metro operates from 5am to midnight. There are three lines: Line A runs from the northwestern side of the city at Dejvická to the east at Skalka; line B runs from the southwest at Zličín to the northeast at Černý Most; and line C runs from the north at Ladví to the southeast at Háje. Line A intersects line C at Muzeum, line B intersects line C at Florenc and line A intersects line B at Můstek.

After the metro closes, night trams (Nos 51 to 58) and buses (Nos 501 to 512) still rumble across the city about every 40 minutes through the night. If you're planning a late evening, find out if one of these services passes near where you're staying.


[b]Travel documents

Tickets
You need to buy a ticket before you board a bus, tram or metro. Tickets are sold from machines at metro stations and major tram stops, at newsstands, Trafiky snack shops, PNS newspaper kiosks, hotels, PIS tourist information offices, all metro station ticket offices and DPP information offices.

A transfer ticket (jízdenka) valid on tram, metro, bus and the Petřín funicular costs 20/10Kč per adult/child aged six to 15 years; kids under six ride free. You'll also need a 10Kč ticket for each large suitcase or backpack if it's larger than 25cm x 45cm x 70cm. Validate (punch) your ticket by sticking it in the little yellow machine in the metro station lobby or on the bus or tram the first time you board; this stamps the time and date on it. Once validated, transfer tickets remain valid for 75 minutes if stamped between 5am and 8pm on weekdays, and for 90 minutes at all other times. Within this time period you can make unlimited transfers between all types of public transport (you don't need to punch the ticket again).

There's also a short-hop 14/7Kč ticket, valid for 20 minutes on buses and trams, or for up to five metro stations. No transfers are allowed with these (except between metro lines), and they're not valid on the Petřín funicular or on night trams (Nos 51 to 58) or buses (Nos 501 to 512). Being caught without a valid ticket entails a 400Kč on-the-spot fine (50Kč for not having a luggage ticket). The plain-clothes inspectors travel incognito, but will show a red-and-gold metal badge when they ask for your ticket. A few may demand a higher fine from foreigners and pocket the difference, so insist on a receipt (doklad) before paying.

You can also buy tickets valid for 24 hours (80Kč) and three/seven/15 days (220/280/320Kč). Again, these must be validated on first use only; if a ticket is stamped twice, it becomes invalid. With these tickets, you don't need to pay an extra fare for your luggage."

quotation Lonely Planet http://www.lonelyplanet.com/czech-republ...ere-around]]>

"Prague has an excellent integrated public transport system that combines metro, tram and bus. It's operated by Dopravní podnik hlavního město Prahy (DPP; 296 191 817; http://www.dpp.cz), which has information desks at Ruzyně airport (7am to 10pm) and in four metro stations - Muzeum (7am to 9pm), Můstek, Anděl and Nádraží Holešovice (all 7am to 6pm) - where you can get tickets, directions, a multilingual transport-system map, a map of night services (noční provoz) and a detailed English-language guide to the whole system.

On metro trains and newer trams and buses, an electronic display shows the route number and the name of the next stop, and a recorded voice announces each station or stop. As the train, tram or bus pulls away, the announcer says 'Příští stanice…' (The next station is…) or 'Příští zastávka…' (The next stop is…), perhaps noting that it's a přestupní stanice (transfer station). At metro stations, signs point you towards the výstup (exit) or to a přestup (transfer to another line).

The metro operates from 5am to midnight. There are three lines: Line A runs from the northwestern side of the city at Dejvická to the east at Skalka; line B runs from the southwest at Zličín to the northeast at Černý Most; and line C runs from the north at Ladví to the southeast at Háje. Line A intersects line C at Muzeum, line B intersects line C at Florenc and line A intersects line B at Můstek.

After the metro closes, night trams (Nos 51 to 58) and buses (Nos 501 to 512) still rumble across the city about every 40 minutes through the night. If you're planning a late evening, find out if one of these services passes near where you're staying.


[b]Travel documents

Tickets
You need to buy a ticket before you board a bus, tram or metro. Tickets are sold from machines at metro stations and major tram stops, at newsstands, Trafiky snack shops, PNS newspaper kiosks, hotels, PIS tourist information offices, all metro station ticket offices and DPP information offices.

A transfer ticket (jízdenka) valid on tram, metro, bus and the Petřín funicular costs 20/10Kč per adult/child aged six to 15 years; kids under six ride free. You'll also need a 10Kč ticket for each large suitcase or backpack if it's larger than 25cm x 45cm x 70cm. Validate (punch) your ticket by sticking it in the little yellow machine in the metro station lobby or on the bus or tram the first time you board; this stamps the time and date on it. Once validated, transfer tickets remain valid for 75 minutes if stamped between 5am and 8pm on weekdays, and for 90 minutes at all other times. Within this time period you can make unlimited transfers between all types of public transport (you don't need to punch the ticket again).

There's also a short-hop 14/7Kč ticket, valid for 20 minutes on buses and trams, or for up to five metro stations. No transfers are allowed with these (except between metro lines), and they're not valid on the Petřín funicular or on night trams (Nos 51 to 58) or buses (Nos 501 to 512). Being caught without a valid ticket entails a 400Kč on-the-spot fine (50Kč for not having a luggage ticket). The plain-clothes inspectors travel incognito, but will show a red-and-gold metal badge when they ask for your ticket. A few may demand a higher fine from foreigners and pocket the difference, so insist on a receipt (doklad) before paying.

You can also buy tickets valid for 24 hours (80Kč) and three/seven/15 days (220/280/320Kč). Again, these must be validated on first use only; if a ticket is stamped twice, it becomes invalid. With these tickets, you don't need to pay an extra fare for your luggage."

quotation Lonely Planet http://www.lonelyplanet.com/czech-republ...ere-around]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=24 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:26:45 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=24
Kidnapped by communism for 40 years, Prague has returned to the capitalist fold to become one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. Largely undamaged by the ravages of WWII, its cityscape offers a smorgasbord of stunning architecture, from the soaring verticals of Gothic spires and the buxom exuberance of baroque domes to the sensuous elegance of Art Nouveau maidens and the chiselled cheekbones of Cubist façades.

There are glitzy shopping malls, designer restaurants and cool cocktail bars galore, a feast of film and music festivals, and a packed programme of opera, ballet and drama. Smoky jazz cellars and rock basements compete with DJs and dance clubs into the small hours - no matter how late it is, there's always a party happening somewhere - and then, heading home after an all-nighter, there's the mystical silence of the mist-shrouded Charles Bridge at dawn.

As well as its cultural treasures, Prague offers another precious commodity - the liquid gold of Bohemian beer. The Czechs have been brewing since at least the 9th century - they invented Pilsner, the world's first clear, golden lager, in 1842 - and Czech breweries still produce some of the world's finest beers.

Above all, Prague is to be explored at leisure, whether venturing along the medieval lanes and hidden passages of the Old Town, strolling through the many wooded parks or taking a leisurely cruise along the Vltava. Everywhere you go you will uncover some aspect of the city's multilayered history - in its time Prague has been the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg Empire, the first Czechoslovak Republic, the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the Communist Republic of Czechoslovakia, and the modern, democratic Czech Republic.

Despite the onslaught of mass tourism, the city's dark and mysterious soul survives, haunted by the shadows of Kafka and communism. For those willing to wander off the beaten track, to risk getting lost in the city's maze of alleyways and courtyards, a deeper, truer experience of Golden Prague awaits."

quotation Lonely Planet: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/czech-republic/prague]]>
Kidnapped by communism for 40 years, Prague has returned to the capitalist fold to become one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. Largely undamaged by the ravages of WWII, its cityscape offers a smorgasbord of stunning architecture, from the soaring verticals of Gothic spires and the buxom exuberance of baroque domes to the sensuous elegance of Art Nouveau maidens and the chiselled cheekbones of Cubist façades.

There are glitzy shopping malls, designer restaurants and cool cocktail bars galore, a feast of film and music festivals, and a packed programme of opera, ballet and drama. Smoky jazz cellars and rock basements compete with DJs and dance clubs into the small hours - no matter how late it is, there's always a party happening somewhere - and then, heading home after an all-nighter, there's the mystical silence of the mist-shrouded Charles Bridge at dawn.

As well as its cultural treasures, Prague offers another precious commodity - the liquid gold of Bohemian beer. The Czechs have been brewing since at least the 9th century - they invented Pilsner, the world's first clear, golden lager, in 1842 - and Czech breweries still produce some of the world's finest beers.

Above all, Prague is to be explored at leisure, whether venturing along the medieval lanes and hidden passages of the Old Town, strolling through the many wooded parks or taking a leisurely cruise along the Vltava. Everywhere you go you will uncover some aspect of the city's multilayered history - in its time Prague has been the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg Empire, the first Czechoslovak Republic, the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the Communist Republic of Czechoslovakia, and the modern, democratic Czech Republic.

Despite the onslaught of mass tourism, the city's dark and mysterious soul survives, haunted by the shadows of Kafka and communism. For those willing to wander off the beaten track, to risk getting lost in the city's maze of alleyways and courtyards, a deeper, truer experience of Golden Prague awaits."

quotation Lonely Planet: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/czech-republic/prague]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:55:45 +0200 Peter http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 I have found my fioncee through this service.

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I have heard that Czech ladies have the right family values and that Czech men are disaster, so I have tried my luck and I have suceeded.

Sorry if I did some grammar mistakes, but English is not my mother languages.
Anyway good luck with your search.]]> I have found my fioncee through this service.

I was just going through a tough divorce process and needed something what will make me move forward in my life.
I have decided to try some marriage agency.
After a long research I have decided I will go for Destiny Woman Introduction Agency...

Even though I have a child, I live in Italy and I am over 50 years old -it was no problem to be introduced to many suitable and highly interested ladies. By the way Most of the ladies prefer to relocate to the UK or to the USA.
I have heard that Czech ladies have the right family values and that Czech men are disaster, so I have tried my luck and I have suceeded.

Sorry if I did some grammar mistakes, but English is not my mother languages.
Anyway good luck with your search.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=22 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:33:26 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=22 Specifically, the average Czech woman possesses qualities that all western men desire like aesthetic beauty, enduring personalities, and a passion for life and respect for family values. However these qualities refer merely to the average Czech woman. We at ‘Destiny Woman’ will only introduce you to women considered well above average in every respect.
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Czech Republic
Feminism never took hold in the Czech Republic, partly due to years of socialist regime where women were sheltered from liberal movements. Czech mail order brides have therefore maintained many traditional values that can now be appreciated in a more positive light – Czech women in fact enjoy being women, rather than succumbing to modern pressure to compete with men on many levels.]]> Specifically, the average Czech woman possesses qualities that all western men desire like aesthetic beauty, enduring personalities, and a passion for life and respect for family values. However these qualities refer merely to the average Czech woman. We at ‘Destiny Woman’ will only introduce you to women considered well above average in every respect.
There is no need to worry about travel and tourist visas for Slovak and Czech mail order brides, making the Czech Republic and Slovakia the best places to find the right partner for you. Slovak and Czech brides do not need a visa to the UK, Canada or the US.
Czech Republic
Feminism never took hold in the Czech Republic, partly due to years of socialist regime where women were sheltered from liberal movements. Czech mail order brides have therefore maintained many traditional values that can now be appreciated in a more positive light – Czech women in fact enjoy being women, rather than succumbing to modern pressure to compete with men on many levels.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=21 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:31:35 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=21 Ukrainian and Russian mail order brides are surrounded by poverty, crime, and AIDS, and live in a country with lower infrastructure and health standards, as well as poor Internet access. Language barriers are greater in Russia, Ukraine, South America and Asia, with many Eastern European brides having a poor understanding of English. On the other hand, Czech and Slovak ladies live in a country comparable to any Western nation, with easy access to the Internet, excellent health facilities, low crime, and good English skills.

There is no need to worry about travel and tourist visas for Czech and Slovak women, making the Czech Republic and Slovakia the best places to find the right partner for you. Czech and Slovak brides do not need a visa to the UK, Canada or the US.]]> Ukrainian and Russian mail order brides are surrounded by poverty, crime, and AIDS, and live in a country with lower infrastructure and health standards, as well as poor Internet access. Language barriers are greater in Russia, Ukraine, South America and Asia, with many Eastern European brides having a poor understanding of English. On the other hand, Czech and Slovak ladies live in a country comparable to any Western nation, with easy access to the Internet, excellent health facilities, low crime, and good English skills.

There is no need to worry about travel and tourist visas for Czech and Slovak women, making the Czech Republic and Slovakia the best places to find the right partner for you. Czech and Slovak brides do not need a visa to the UK, Canada or the US.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=20 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:30:29 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=20
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It's not a secret that Czech and Slovak women are extremely beautiful, surpassing Ukrainian and Russian women. After all, Miss World 2006 is Czech.
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No interpreters are needed. Born and raised in modern Central European countries, all Czech and Slovak ladies have easy access to the Internet. Many Russian and Ukrainian women still rely on slow postal services for communication, which results in long and often failed relationships with Western men. With Czech and Slovak ladies, you will get to communicate with them frequently face to face or through the Internet and phone, and get to know them much more quickly.]]>
You will feel at home in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, with infrastructures comparable to any Western nation. The same cannot be said for Russia or Ukraine, where basic services are lacking, and safety and dishonesty are big issues with Ukrainian and Russian brides. Czech and Slovak women will fulfil your life's expectations without the worry of being scammed, and you will meet these amazing and beautiful women in safe and modern cities.

It's not a secret that Czech and Slovak women are extremely beautiful, surpassing Ukrainian and Russian women. After all, Miss World 2006 is Czech.
Education and health care are almost free in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, whereas they are severely missing in Eastern European countries like Russia and Ukraine. Czech and Slovak ladies are not just beautiful but very intelligent, educated, and healthy. Unspoiled by feminism, Czech and Slovak women have the right family values like respect, trust and spouse support.
All of our Slovak and Czech women speak good English.
No interpreters are needed. Born and raised in modern Central European countries, all Czech and Slovak ladies have easy access to the Internet. Many Russian and Ukrainian women still rely on slow postal services for communication, which results in long and often failed relationships with Western men. With Czech and Slovak ladies, you will get to communicate with them frequently face to face or through the Internet and phone, and get to know them much more quickly.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:20:56 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 Beautiful Czech and Slovak ladies are the cynosure of all eyes. They possess all the essential qualities that men desire to have in their life partners. It is a dream of every man on this planet to meet gorgeous Czech & Slovak prospective brides and make them their soul mates. Now, your long desired dream of meeting stunning Czech and Slovak women can see the face of success, thanks to the yeoman’s service of Destiny Woman Introduction Agency, the famous international mail order bride agency located at Prague.

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written by Biswajeet Shroff]]> Beautiful Czech and Slovak ladies are the cynosure of all eyes. They possess all the essential qualities that men desire to have in their life partners. It is a dream of every man on this planet to meet gorgeous Czech & Slovak prospective brides and make them their soul mates. Now, your long desired dream of meeting stunning Czech and Slovak women can see the face of success, thanks to the yeoman’s service of Destiny Woman Introduction Agency, the famous international mail order bride agency located at Prague.

The beauty of Czech and Slovak ladies lies not only in their sensual look, but they are at the same time adventurous, highly literate, well-acquainted with modern gadgets and courteous with deep respect for family values and traditions. They are also grown up in an ambiance conducive for healthy lifestyle as you know, Czech and Slovak Republic boasts world-class infrastructure comparable to any western country. Health and educational services are free of cost there and equipped with great facilities. Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, has many romantic locations to attract a lot of foreign tourists. The atmosphere is quite energetic with friendly people. A lower crime rate is another reason for flocking of tourists in large numbers. Above all, Czech and Slovak women speak fluent English which is quite appealing for many men.

Destiny Woman Introduction Agency offers a great deal professionalism and dedication to all its clients and takes care of their requirements and desires through customized services and individual approach. Wherever you’re in this world, you can fly down to Prague to enjoy its great hospitality and at the same time, meet your dream date in captivating locations of Czech cities. Both of you can then take one step ahead and bind yourselves in lifelong relationship.

If you want to join the mounting list of males who are mad to meet gorgeous Czech & Slovak prospective brides, you can register yourself at the website of Destiny Woman Introduction Agency - Beautiful-Czech-Women.com, to open the doors of eternal love and happiness. Keeping materialism at bay, these attractive ladies as prospective brides believe in serious relationship full of love and commitment.

Go ahead and fulfill your dream of meeting the most beautiful woman of the world and making her your soul mate by visiting
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written by Biswajeet Shroff]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=18 Mon, 04 May 2009 12:21:51 +0200 Marcelo http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=18 Thank you.]]> Thank you.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=17 Mon, 04 May 2009 11:36:08 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=17
Duplex
Posh and fairly large club in the middle of Vaclavske Namesti (Venceslas
square). Its at the top of a building on 6th and 7th floors and has a roof
top terrace.
- Vaclavske Namesti, 21, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 232 319

MMC Universe
- Large underground club behind National Museum (located at the top of
Venceslas square).
- Skrétova 1, Praha 2

Radost FX
- Large club near UMC Universe above. Part of it is seperate bar and
restaurant. Popular with czechs.
- Belehradská 120, Praha 2, Tel.: 603 193 711

Karlovy Lazne, http://www.karlovylazne.cz/
-Branded as largest club in Central Europe. It is located right next to
Charles Bridge in an historic spa building converted to a 6 level club. 4
floors with different music styles and chillout zone on the top.
- Smetanovo nábøe¾í 198, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 220 502

Roxy, http://www.roxy.cz/
-They brand themselves as experimental space. It is one of the largest one
floor clubs in Prague. Check out their website for details on their events
since they have something every night and their performances range from
clubbing night with DJs, concerts to movie showings.
- It is located near the cocktail lounges I mentioned above.
- Dlouhá 33, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 826 296

Mecca, http://www.mecca.cz/
- It is not downtown, but it is the most popular club in Prague with czech
celebrities and models. The building actually houses a separate restaurant,
bar and also the club.
- It is located in Holesivce district and I would say easiest way to get
there would be by taxi.
- U Pruhonu 3, Praha 7, Tel.: (00420) 602 711 225, 283 870 522, 283 871 520



Shopping :

If you will be looking to do some shopping, best places for that are
Vaclavske Namesti (Wenceslas Square) and Na Prikope street which runs at the
bottom of it. Other then that Parizska street which runs from the northern
part of Staromestske Namesti (Old Town Square) to the Vltava River is
Prague's luxury boulevard. You can find there shops by Louis Vuitton,
Burberry and Cartier among others. (The historic street lined with trees is
good to visit even if you are not looking to shop there) For butiques I
suggest you check out this website http://www.czechfashion.cz/ which lists
location and information about Prague's fashion designers and their
butiques.



Hopefully this will give you good selection of places to enjoy yourself when
you are visiting Prague. Let me know too if you have any special requests, I can let you know more!]]>
Duplex
Posh and fairly large club in the middle of Vaclavske Namesti (Venceslas
square). Its at the top of a building on 6th and 7th floors and has a roof
top terrace.
- Vaclavske Namesti, 21, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 232 319

MMC Universe
- Large underground club behind National Museum (located at the top of
Venceslas square).
- Skrétova 1, Praha 2

Radost FX
- Large club near UMC Universe above. Part of it is seperate bar and
restaurant. Popular with czechs.
- Belehradská 120, Praha 2, Tel.: 603 193 711

Karlovy Lazne, http://www.karlovylazne.cz/
-Branded as largest club in Central Europe. It is located right next to
Charles Bridge in an historic spa building converted to a 6 level club. 4
floors with different music styles and chillout zone on the top.
- Smetanovo nábøe¾í 198, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 220 502

Roxy, http://www.roxy.cz/
-They brand themselves as experimental space. It is one of the largest one
floor clubs in Prague. Check out their website for details on their events
since they have something every night and their performances range from
clubbing night with DJs, concerts to movie showings.
- It is located near the cocktail lounges I mentioned above.
- Dlouhá 33, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 826 296

Mecca, http://www.mecca.cz/
- It is not downtown, but it is the most popular club in Prague with czech
celebrities and models. The building actually houses a separate restaurant,
bar and also the club.
- It is located in Holesivce district and I would say easiest way to get
there would be by taxi.
- U Pruhonu 3, Praha 7, Tel.: (00420) 602 711 225, 283 870 522, 283 871 520



Shopping :

If you will be looking to do some shopping, best places for that are
Vaclavske Namesti (Wenceslas Square) and Na Prikope street which runs at the
bottom of it. Other then that Parizska street which runs from the northern
part of Staromestske Namesti (Old Town Square) to the Vltava River is
Prague's luxury boulevard. You can find there shops by Louis Vuitton,
Burberry and Cartier among others. (The historic street lined with trees is
good to visit even if you are not looking to shop there) For butiques I
suggest you check out this website http://www.czechfashion.cz/ which lists
location and information about Prague's fashion designers and their
butiques.



Hopefully this will give you good selection of places to enjoy yourself when
you are visiting Prague. Let me know too if you have any special requests, I can let you know more!]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=16 Mon, 04 May 2009 11:35:29 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=16
I suggest you go to Old Town Square and if you walk toward Parizska Street
then before you enter it make a right on Dlouha Street. After about 200
meters you will come to area that has some cool lounges (including the next
three below).

Tretter's, http://www.tretters.cz
- The most famous of Prague's coctail lounges for its cocktails.
- V kolkovnì 3, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 811 165

Ocean Drive, http://www.tretters.cz/od/index.html
- Similar to the one above and is right next door. I think it gets a little
more happening at night with people dancing, but was never there on weekend.
- V kolkovnì 7, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 819 089

Bombay Coctail Bar, http://www.rasoi.cz/par_bar_cz.htm
- This place is happening every night, even during the week. There is quite
a few tourists and expats. Has a little dance floor in the middle.
- Dlouhá 13, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 328 400

Solidni Nejistota, http://www.solidninejistota.cz/
- This is popular with czechs and is a big place compared to the others. It
has a oval round bar in the middle with a dance floor on the side.
- Pstrossova 21, 110 00 Praha 1, Tel.: 605 000 500

La Fabrique, http://www.lafabrique.cz
- Underground maze that is packed with people on weekends and has partiers
on weekdays too.
- Uhelný trh 2, Praha 1, Tel.: 606 232 067

Double Trouble, http://www.doubletrouble.cz/
Its very Prague, underground cellar bar, I think convenient place to have a
drink. Located between Venceslas and Old Town Squares.

Celnice, http://www.celnice.com/
- Its a Pilser Urquel restaurant on the first floor and then ultra modern
lounge with a DJ and dance floor below. To enter the lounge you have to go
down the steps from the middle of the restaurant. Its located across the
Republic Square from the Municipality House I mentioned above.
- V celnici 4, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 212 240]]>
I suggest you go to Old Town Square and if you walk toward Parizska Street
then before you enter it make a right on Dlouha Street. After about 200
meters you will come to area that has some cool lounges (including the next
three below).

Tretter's, http://www.tretters.cz
- The most famous of Prague's coctail lounges for its cocktails.
- V kolkovnì 3, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 811 165

Ocean Drive, http://www.tretters.cz/od/index.html
- Similar to the one above and is right next door. I think it gets a little
more happening at night with people dancing, but was never there on weekend.
- V kolkovnì 7, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 819 089

Bombay Coctail Bar, http://www.rasoi.cz/par_bar_cz.htm
- This place is happening every night, even during the week. There is quite
a few tourists and expats. Has a little dance floor in the middle.
- Dlouhá 13, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 328 400

Solidni Nejistota, http://www.solidninejistota.cz/
- This is popular with czechs and is a big place compared to the others. It
has a oval round bar in the middle with a dance floor on the side.
- Pstrossova 21, 110 00 Praha 1, Tel.: 605 000 500

La Fabrique, http://www.lafabrique.cz
- Underground maze that is packed with people on weekends and has partiers
on weekdays too.
- Uhelný trh 2, Praha 1, Tel.: 606 232 067

Double Trouble, http://www.doubletrouble.cz/
Its very Prague, underground cellar bar, I think convenient place to have a
drink. Located between Venceslas and Old Town Squares.

Celnice, http://www.celnice.com/
- Its a Pilser Urquel restaurant on the first floor and then ultra modern
lounge with a DJ and dance floor below. To enter the lounge you have to go
down the steps from the middle of the restaurant. Its located across the
Republic Square from the Municipality House I mentioned above.
- V celnici 4, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 212 240]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=15 Mon, 04 May 2009 11:30:54 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=15
Music is part of Prague experience so here are few of the better Jazz
venues...

Agartha, http://www.agharta.cz/
One of several Jazz options in Prague. You should check out their website,
they will definatelly have performances when you will be there. Most of
these jazz clubs have a show every night.

Reduta Jazz Club, http://www.redutajazzclub.cz/
Is pretty famous as it has been a place for Jazz performances even during
communism and had Presidents Vaclav Havel and Bill Clinton play together
here in the past.

Ungelt Jazz and Blues Club, http://www.jazzblues.cz/
Very Prague like atmosphere I think. The venue is deep below the street
level in a cellar. As for pricing, depends I guess on the event, but when I
came here to check it out few years ago, the cost was 300 crowns, so roughly
15 dollars today.

Or you could check out the Jazz boat at http://www.jazzboat.cz, a jazz
performance with a boat traveling on the Vltava river and around all the lit
up sights on every evening from 8:30 for 2.5 hours.]]>
Music is part of Prague experience so here are few of the better Jazz
venues...

Agartha, http://www.agharta.cz/
One of several Jazz options in Prague. You should check out their website,
they will definatelly have performances when you will be there. Most of
these jazz clubs have a show every night.

Reduta Jazz Club, http://www.redutajazzclub.cz/
Is pretty famous as it has been a place for Jazz performances even during
communism and had Presidents Vaclav Havel and Bill Clinton play together
here in the past.

Ungelt Jazz and Blues Club, http://www.jazzblues.cz/
Very Prague like atmosphere I think. The venue is deep below the street
level in a cellar. As for pricing, depends I guess on the event, but when I
came here to check it out few years ago, the cost was 300 crowns, so roughly
15 dollars today.

Or you could check out the Jazz boat at http://www.jazzboat.cz, a jazz
performance with a boat traveling on the Vltava river and around all the lit
up sights on every evening from 8:30 for 2.5 hours.]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=14 Mon, 04 May 2009 11:29:38 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=14
Kolkovna, http://www.kolkovna.cz/
- Great czech restaurant with Pilsner beer is Kolkovna. Almost right next to
it are cool lounges, Tretter's Bar and Ocean Drive (more about them below)
- V Kolkovnì 8, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 819 701,

Francouzská restaurace, http://www.obecnidum.cz
- Historic, authentic setting in 100 year old architecturally magnificant
Prague Municipality House building that was constructed as a contrast to a
near by German House (now Slovansky Dum), and houses one of the top ten
restaurants to dine in the whole Czech Republic for 2007.
- Obecní dùm, námìstí Republiky (Republic square) 5, Praha 1 / Tel.: 222 002
770

V Zátisí, http://www.zatisigroup.cz
- Upscale culinary experience. Has been voted in the top 10 of Czech
restaurants for past 10 years.
- Liliová 1, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 220 627,

U Vejvodu, http://www.restauraceuvejvodu.cz
- This is a famouse as they say old bohemian beer hall having great quality
pilsner beer and restaurant food. From reading on their website they get
quite a few politicians coming here.
- Jilská 4, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 219 999

U Fleku, http://www.ufleku.cz
This is the oldest (500 years old) and most famouse Prague tavern.
Established in 1499. Plus they make their own beer here. From the street the
tavern looks small since it has newer (but still historic) taller buildings
around it. Because of its uniqueness good number of tourists go here. Just a
side note, I would not come here for the dining experience but for the beer
and the atmosphere.
- Kremencova 11, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 934 019-20]]>
Kolkovna, http://www.kolkovna.cz/
- Great czech restaurant with Pilsner beer is Kolkovna. Almost right next to
it are cool lounges, Tretter's Bar and Ocean Drive (more about them below)
- V Kolkovnì 8, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 819 701,

Francouzská restaurace, http://www.obecnidum.cz
- Historic, authentic setting in 100 year old architecturally magnificant
Prague Municipality House building that was constructed as a contrast to a
near by German House (now Slovansky Dum), and houses one of the top ten
restaurants to dine in the whole Czech Republic for 2007.
- Obecní dùm, námìstí Republiky (Republic square) 5, Praha 1 / Tel.: 222 002
770

V Zátisí, http://www.zatisigroup.cz
- Upscale culinary experience. Has been voted in the top 10 of Czech
restaurants for past 10 years.
- Liliová 1, Praha 1, Tel.: 222 220 627,

U Vejvodu, http://www.restauraceuvejvodu.cz
- This is a famouse as they say old bohemian beer hall having great quality
pilsner beer and restaurant food. From reading on their website they get
quite a few politicians coming here.
- Jilská 4, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 219 999

U Fleku, http://www.ufleku.cz
This is the oldest (500 years old) and most famouse Prague tavern.
Established in 1499. Plus they make their own beer here. From the street the
tavern looks small since it has newer (but still historic) taller buildings
around it. Because of its uniqueness good number of tourists go here. Just a
side note, I would not come here for the dining experience but for the beer
and the atmosphere.
- Kremencova 11, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 934 019-20]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13 Mon, 04 May 2009 11:28:06 +0200 pavlina http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=13 Our agency is happy to provide many information about

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Cafes:

Cafe Slavia, http://www.cafeslavia.cz
Famous historic cafe where czech politicians and writers used to sit, while
watching the views of Prague castle from the window and create their works
or ponder their decisions.
- Smetanovo Nabrezi 1012/2, Praha 1,Tel.: 224 218 493

Grand Cafe Orient, http://www.grandcafeorient.cz/
- This cafe has been recently reconstructed. It was originally built in
1920s and is an example, along with the entire building, of Prague's cubist
architecture.
- The building is called House of Black Madonna.
- Ovocny trh 19, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 224 240

Cafe Louvre, http://www.cafelouvre.cz/
- A great historic parisian cafe serving its clients since 1902.
- Národní 22, Praha 1, 110 00, tel: +420 224 930 949

NOSTRESS Gallery and Cafe, http://www.nostress.cz/
- Modern and stylish. Its right next to the cool cocktail lounges I will
tell you about below...
- Dusni 10, Praha 1, Tel. 222 317 007]]> Our agency is happy to provide many information about

http://travel.nytimes.com/2007/03/25/tra...ei=5087%0A


Cafes:

Cafe Slavia, http://www.cafeslavia.cz
Famous historic cafe where czech politicians and writers used to sit, while
watching the views of Prague castle from the window and create their works
or ponder their decisions.
- Smetanovo Nabrezi 1012/2, Praha 1,Tel.: 224 218 493

Grand Cafe Orient, http://www.grandcafeorient.cz/
- This cafe has been recently reconstructed. It was originally built in
1920s and is an example, along with the entire building, of Prague's cubist
architecture.
- The building is called House of Black Madonna.
- Ovocny trh 19, Praha 1, Tel.: 224 224 240

Cafe Louvre, http://www.cafelouvre.cz/
- A great historic parisian cafe serving its clients since 1902.
- Národní 22, Praha 1, 110 00, tel: +420 224 930 949

NOSTRESS Gallery and Cafe, http://www.nostress.cz/
- Modern and stylish. Its right next to the cool cocktail lounges I will
tell you about below...
- Dusni 10, Praha 1, Tel. 222 317 007]]> http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 23:50:13 +0100 Fred-C http://www.beautiful-czech-women.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12 yes I absolutely agree. I have tried this service and the ladies are very very beautiful but at the same time, they are very modest and they do not expect any big gifts at the first date.
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What is a good strategy?It is to arrange something nice for the second date. If the lady likes opera, than please suprise her and got to opera for the second date. The agency will help you with that.
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