June 2021
I came to the city from nature (Brdy), so I started looking at it from its ass
First thing you need to know: Pribram - not he, Pribram - she.
Easiest to remember as Pribram' - more logical that way.
And stress on "i"
But I don't give a fuck, PribrAm is ugly
After 5 minutes walking at least something appears
Turned out "Vojtech" translates as "Adalbert"
City is really faceless, only at home I realized it more or less resembles Kladno
Many churches in this part of the city
Street sign. Looking at the map, I realized the city is big. And on the sign you can see I'm walking through part of the city Pribram-6
Turned out the city is divided into 2 large parts by the railroad, I was walking through the "quiet" one
Seemed like it should be beautiful ahead
Before the station it's really ass
The station itself. By the way, Pribram is located very unsuccessfully in terms of transport - by train it takes about an hour and a half to get here, and by bus - an hour. Buses don't attract rich people from Prague
Now the real Pribram begins
For a minute there was hope, but turned out this place - is the only nice one I encountered
Overall, Pribram looks like this
I'll note that on the way I met several gypsies - usually this isn't the best sign for a Czech city (but I'll give them credit - almost all were working or just walking and were quiet)
Like home
Old center is relatively small - one street, essentially
Surprising how huge Pribram is compared to other cities of Central Bohemia
And how there's jack shit here compared to them
Bus I rode from Prague was old, back - new. Attention to the seats - decorated in the style of Prague transport system
Pribram seemed completely sad to me, in my opinion - one of the worst cities of Central Bohemia on par with Kladno, and also unclear what can be done about it :(