The couple from Brno wanted to enjoy their stay in Karlovy Vary no matter what. And he didn’t want to board in a hotel room. Not even other tourists. “We like it in Vary. We visited local monuments. We were at Loket Castle. We went hiking on foot,” the couple praised.
Not even the rain discouraged people. He goes to the Hot Spring most often. They browse the colonnades, museums, galleries. Whole families from Prague also appear in the streets. The light on the traffic light is red. However, despite the recommendation of the Minister of Health, the people from the capital did not want to stay at home.
No wonder then that Prague looked deserted on Saturday.
“The ban was not cleared, so we took advantage of it,” said tourists from Prague.
“I want to ask all our fellow citizens to use the rainy extended weekend to stay at home. They read books, watched movies and enjoyed their families,” Health Minister Roman Prymula wrote on twitter.
“Let them try to keep it closed with a book for a few days,” people get angry. Excursionists with similar views were in České Budějovice as well.
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