We are preparing to leave next week for Prague and Budapest. Will try to keep you up to date with our daily activities. Feel free to leave comments. Thanks,
Hey there! Sorry for the late response...My dorm is called Osadni, but I'm not entirely sure where it's located. Here's the info about our general NYU location from the website..
The NYU Center is situated at Male Namesti in a 15th-century building only steps away from the Old Town Square and Prague's historic clock tower. Originally called the "White Lion," it was the home of the first printing shop in Czechoslovakia, one of the earliest printing houses in Central Europe. The building has been restored to its original detail with painted wooden beams and arched entryways, an ideal place for study and reflection.
The NYU Center is comprised of an English-language library, a computer room high-speed Internet access, a student lounge, and classrooms. Here, in the heart of the city, students are close to Charles University; to Wenceslas Square, the site of Prague's Velvet Revolution; to the Jewish Quarter with its famed 15th-century cemetery; and to the Charles Bridge. Surrounding the NYU Center are cafés, where students can sit and relax with friends or spend time lost in quiet contemplation beneath the towers of the city. Evening concerts at one of the city's many churches are available for a few dollars every night of the week.
Hope you have a great time! Can't wait to read/hear all about your trip.
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Hey there! Sorry for the late response...My dorm is called Osadni, but I'm not entirely sure where it's located. Here's the info about our general NYU location from the website..
The NYU Center is situated at Male Namesti in a 15th-century building only steps away from the Old Town Square and Prague's historic clock tower. Originally called the "White Lion," it was the home of the first printing shop in Czechoslovakia, one of the earliest printing houses in Central Europe. The building has been restored to its original detail with painted wooden beams and arched entryways, an ideal place for study and reflection.
The NYU Center is comprised of an English-language library, a computer room high-speed Internet access, a student lounge, and classrooms. Here, in the heart of the city, students are close to Charles University; to Wenceslas Square, the site of Prague's Velvet Revolution; to the Jewish Quarter with its famed 15th-century cemetery; and to the Charles Bridge. Surrounding the NYU Center are cafés, where students can sit and relax with friends or spend time lost in quiet contemplation beneath the towers of the city. Evening concerts at one of the city's many churches are available for a few dollars every night of the week.
Hope you have a great time! Can't wait to read/hear all about your trip.
Love,
Kris
Great! Marc & Anita are enjoying the trip in the old Europe. Thank you for letting us know.
Pierino, Alice & Elvis
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