Prague, Czech Republic

Praha:
So we arrive in Prague by train the only country on this trip that didn´t use the Euro, their currency was the Czech Koruna. We looked for our hostel Miss Sophie. We had a really clean and nice room. In our room was a girl from San Francisco her name is Laura. We added her on facebook and we will probably hang out when I get back to the states. She gave us some food because we were so hungry. Then we went to get dinner with her at this place called Radost FX Club this place had amazing food, their plates were HUGE I ordered the Richard’s Risotto 170,-

Jasmine or brown rice with tofu, broccoli, mushrooms and fresh parmesan and a Pilsner beer. The music was amazing and also I loved the style of their furniture and interior decorations. There was also a club connected to it with great Djs. We went back to our room to sleep and then woke up early the next day to check out the city. The Old Town Square (Staromestske Namesti) is one of two main squares in the city centre (the other is Wenceslas Square).

We walked around the Old Town Square which was gorgeous, there was a beautiful giant gold clock called the Astronomical Clock it´s got everything, a calendar, zodiacal ring, old czech time scale and animated figures. The Old Town Square's most notable sights are the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, the Old Town Hall Tower & Astronomical Clock and the stunning St. Nicholas Church. We also went by The Jewish Quarter, known as Josefov, is located between the Old Town Square and the Vltava River. Its torrid history dates back to the 13th century, when the Jewish communities in Prague were ordered to vacate their disparate homes and settle in one area. We passed through the Lesser Town as we crossed over Charles Bridge from the Old Town, and climb Nerudova Street to reach Prague Castle. As we passed by the Prague Castle we saw many street vendors selling their original paintings and we stopped to sit and relax at this bench by the Saint Vitus Cathedral.

Prague, I must say is very beautiful, the architecture and bridges are so unique. With its ancient buildings and magnificent churches, this is one of the most beautiful historical sights in Europe. I would love to go back in the future.