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briskgo 06-29-2017 07:04 AM

Prague and Budapest
 
My daughter has gifted me a Rick Steves tour for 8 days. I will be visiting Prague and Budapest. I'm hoping someone here has a suggestion for any textile related must see destinations.

mamagrande 06-29-2017 08:42 AM

I have been to Praque but did the touristy thing and DH was not feeling well.. I hope someone will give you some information on this.

We used Rick Steves book in our Europe travels.

Watson 06-29-2017 09:58 AM

Wow. Haven't been but definitely on my list. Have a wonderful time.

Watson

Jingle 06-29-2017 02:28 PM

Can't help you out. I have no desire to travel, especially out of the U.S.A.

thimblebug6000 06-29-2017 05:26 PM

I love delving out shops when we travel abroad. But you might be wiser to check with the Rick Steeves group before you spend too much time on this. I imagine with his/their tours they have a particular focus.

Quilt30 06-30-2017 04:00 AM

Google is your best friend for information of this kind.

Wanabee Quiltin 06-30-2017 04:16 AM

I've been to Budapest, a wonderful city. Had the best massage ever at Hotel Geliert, probably misspelled. Loved walking the main streets, my grandmother was Hungarian.

Sarman 06-30-2017 05:04 AM


Originally Posted by briskgo (Post 7853906)
My daughter has gifted me a Rick Steves tour for 8 days. I will be visiting Prague and Budapest. I'm hoping someone here has a suggestion for any textile related must see destinations.

You will really enjoy your Rick Steves tour, they keep you pretty busy and you won't have much time for shopping. We travel to Europe quite often and I have found that most of the fabric stores carry the same quilting fabric that we can get here only very much more expensive. The only place I have found local fabric is in the Czech Republic and Holland.

salederer 06-30-2017 07:19 AM

My experience with over seas travel, is it's pretty hard to find textile shops anywhere other than the British Isles and even those are very expensive. I'd do a lot of research before leaving so you don't spend precious time hunting for something that just doesn't exist. The only other country I've found fabric is New Zealand.

charley26 06-30-2017 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by Jingle (Post 7854137)
Can't help you out. I have no desire to travel, especially out of the U.S.A.

???? I am almost speechless.


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