Back in business: Dresden and Prague make a remarkable recovery from the floods

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Dresden and Prague's remarkable recovery from floods is described, after the worst floods hit the Central European cities. Most businesses and museums have started operating normally; the recovery was astonishing under the circumstances, as the river Elbe breached its banks, and the railway line linking Dresden and Leipzig was swept away.

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The right route

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If you only have a few days in a city such as Berlin or London using public transport could be the best way to see the sights and experience local life. Tourist buses can offer the attractions, but insulate visitors from the real city.

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Warsaw Rising

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Warsaw, the thirteenth and fourteenth-century Old Town and its New Town perched on a bluff above the west bank of the Vistula River, form the city's historic core. The changes that came in Warsaw after the 1944 Rising are mentioned.

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