My trip to Prague
My lovely brother Petr organised a luxurious trip to Prague for me.
We travelled by train very comfortably. And then - surprise!
You may know that Prague has become an international city, the main tourist destination and thus a very crowded place. Thanks to these conditions, even the local people tried to avoid the famous historical centre. But now - Prague is all her beauty minus those noisy crowds!!! The foreign tourists were not present because of the special restricitons.
We walked happily from the Art Nouveau Main Station through Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square through medieval streets and the old Jewish Town towards the Vltava River. I was excited! Suddenly all those beautiful houses, palaces, churches and streets were fully visible and accessible - simply amazing!
Petr booked a table in an Italian-style restaurant built on pontoons on the Vltava River. We had a place with a view od the Prague Castle and Charles Bridge! It was fantastic!
Also the lunch was luxurious and we enjoyed delicious meals and then coffee and dessert. Petr suggested a walk in the Old Prague Town and I was happy to visit the Waldstein Gadrens below the Prague Castle. Then we walked back to the Main Station and returned back.
And of course, I have some pics for you:
This is where we had the lunch - the Vltava River and the Prague Castle across the river.
The Baroque Waldstein Garden, The Prague Castle above
A beautiful Salla Terena in the garden
One of many Prague streets
Charles Bridge like you would never see it before - almost no people there!
Famous Wenceslas Square - the big Neoclassic building is the National Museum and you can also see
St.Wenceslas statue at the back.
We travelled by train very comfortably. And then - surprise!
You may know that Prague has become an international city, the main tourist destination and thus a very crowded place. Thanks to these conditions, even the local people tried to avoid the famous historical centre. But now - Prague is all her beauty minus those noisy crowds!!! The foreign tourists were not present because of the special restricitons.
We walked happily from the Art Nouveau Main Station through Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square through medieval streets and the old Jewish Town towards the Vltava River. I was excited! Suddenly all those beautiful houses, palaces, churches and streets were fully visible and accessible - simply amazing!
Petr booked a table in an Italian-style restaurant built on pontoons on the Vltava River. We had a place with a view od the Prague Castle and Charles Bridge! It was fantastic!
Also the lunch was luxurious and we enjoyed delicious meals and then coffee and dessert. Petr suggested a walk in the Old Prague Town and I was happy to visit the Waldstein Gadrens below the Prague Castle. Then we walked back to the Main Station and returned back.
And of course, I have some pics for you:
This is where we had the lunch - the Vltava River and the Prague Castle across the river.
The Baroque Waldstein Garden, The Prague Castle above
A beautiful Salla Terena in the garden
One of many Prague streets
Charles Bridge like you would never see it before - almost no people there!
Famous Wenceslas Square - the big Neoclassic building is the National Museum and you can also see
St.Wenceslas statue at the back.