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St. Charles Bridge is on the top of every Prague visitor's must-see list. It is also popular with Czech artists, musicians and souvenir vendors whose stands line both sides of the bridge year-round. A great time of day to come to the bridge is at sunset when one can enjoy a breathtaking view of the fully lit Prague Castle against the evening sky.

Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Gamla Stan is the oldest part of Stockholm, and until the 1600s, the entire city was on the three small islands comprising Gamla Stan. Today Gamla Stan (Old Town) is mainly for tourists who flock to see the sights of this fascinating part of Stockholm.

Munich, Germany

Sometimes called the "Village of One Million" Munich is a southern city located near the Alps. This wonderfully charming 800-year-old city is the capital of Bavaria and the home of the world-famous Oktoberfest.

Riga, Latvia

The Latvian men's national ice hockey team is currently ranked 10th in the world. This season the World Selects 1997 tournament will be held by the host city of Riga. Pro Hockey will be sending 2 teams Pro Hockey East and Pro Hockey West.

European Hockey

Hockey has now become a sport played in almost all European countries. Pro Hockey Development is now providing opportunites for young players to experience different hockey cultures around the world.

Tours in Italy, Sweden, Russia, Latvia, Finland, Germany, Czech Republic and Switzerland are available. Players born from 2000 to 1993 are eligible. Super AAA, AAA, AA and Girls program levels.

1997 (Sweden, Latvia)

1996 (Italy, Czech)

1996 (Russia, Finland)

1995 (Russia, Finland)

1994 (Italy, Switzerland, Germany)

1997 Girls (Italy, Czech)

1996 Girls (Italy, Czech)

1995 Girls (Italy, Czech)

U 18 Girls (Russia, Finland)

Pro Hockey Graduates

Rick Nash - Columbus Blue Jackets

"It was obviously a tough jump coming out of bantam hockey into the OHL. The game was so much faster. I experienced the same situation with Columbus. When Columbus gave me a change, I was playing second line and had a lot of key opportunities. I owe a lot to the coach, Lindsay Hofford."

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