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Social
Programme for accompanying persons
Three
different city tours on 25 October 2007 are offered for
accompanying persons. One of them – at your own choice – is
included in the registration fee for accompanying persons.
Meeting
point for the participants of all three city tours is at
10:00 p.m. in the lobby of the congress hotel. The
tours include lunch. |

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1) Jewish Prague (approx. 4
hours)
This half-day walking tour will take you
to the historical heart of the city – the Old Town, which
was settled more than 1000 years ago. The tour begins on the
Old Town Square with its beautiful houses, palaces and
churches of various architectural styles and the famous
astronomical clock. The tour continues to the Jewish
Quarter. The story of Prague’s Jewish community can be
traced back to the middle of the 10th century. This tour
will visit the evocative Old Jewish Cemetery, which dates
from the 15th century, Europe’s oldest synagogue – the
Gothic style Old-New Synagogue – the High Synagogue, the
Town Hall, the Pinkas Synagogue and the Ceremonial Hall |

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2) Prague informative (approx. 4 hours)
This tour offers a general impression of
the “Golden City“ through walks and visits to several
important sites. It starts at Prague Castle and continues to
the Lesser Town, Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square
where you can see the Old Town Hall and its 15th century
astronomical clock, as well as the Church of Our Lady of Tyn
and the romantic “coronation route” of the Bohemian kings.
Enjoy this tour listening to ancient legends and tales and
at the same time observing the pulsation of a modern
central-European metropolis. |

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3) The
Castle of Prague (approx. 4,5 hours)
This half-day sightseeing tour to Prague
Castle, the seat of the Czech President, includes admission
to the Old Royal Palace with the Vladislav Hall, which was
the seat of former Bohemian kings, and to St. Vitus
Cathedral from the 14th century. You will see St. George’s
Basilica, the Royal Garden and the Golden Lane whose famous
inhabitants include the writer Franz Kafka. You will have
the opportunity to admire a variety of architectural styles
showing the progress of European architecture throughout the
centuries. The tour includes bus transfer to the castle and
back.
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Congress Office: European Federation of Building Societies
Klingelhöferstr. 4,10785 Berlin - Tel. +49 30 59 00 91 913 - Fax +49 59 00 91 917 -
info@eubv2007.com
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