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This past Sunday, I went with my friend, Kamila, to Kraví hora (Cow Mountain). Kraví hora is one of Brno's public swimming pools and it's not far from my flat.
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There is both an outdoor and indoor pool, a jacuzzi, a separate pool for kids, and lots of room to sunbathe.
One of my colleagues asked me what the difference was going to an American pool vs. a Czech pool?
Well #1 I had to go to a Czech pool. In the U.S., the pool was in my backyard. And #2, the topless girls. Since this is Europe there is a lot of topless sunbathing.
Sorry guys, no pictures of the topless girls...that would have been tacky.
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This is one of the most popular pools so it can get quite crowded. During the Summer it's open from 9 AM - 10 PM but it's better to get there early. It only costs 50 Kč (~$2.50) for three hours, and 10 Kč (50¢) for each additional hour. An all-day pass is only 100 Kč.
There's also a great view of the
castle from the pool area. Beside the pool, Kraví hora also has plenty of grassy areas for picnics, long walks and there is also an observatory/planetarium.
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