Prague

I was in Prague from May 20th-21st. We took an early train from Krakow on the morning of the 20th and got to Prague about 7 hours later. We were in a little box car thing on the train that had six seats in it and it was me and Cassie and then some really weird old guy who had a staring problem, everytime me and Cassie made a move he just stared at us, it was totally weird. He got off about halfway to Prague though, thank goodness! So we get to Prague and realize they don't use Euros as well, so we have to exchange our money into Czech Crowns. So then we go find our hostel and decide to take showers, this was the worst hostel for showers it was a room with four showers in it all seperated by walls and it was for boys and girls! Um yeah awkward, we only took one shower the entire time we were there. After our showers we decided to walk around the city. Prague is seriously one of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen. There is just so much old architecture and color everywhere I loved it! I got all my souvenirs that day. Then we ate at the Hard Rock Cafe it had just barely opened up in Prague this year. The next day we decided to go to the Prague Castle and that took about half of the day because there was like 10 buildings on the grounds of the castle that you could go through and read about the history of Prague. It was really interesting. We tried to find paddle boats after that but they were seriously impossible to get too and so we didn't do that. However that night we found out that they had a english movie theater so we went and saw Wolverine in english with Czech subtitles.

Pictures from Prague:

Main Sqaure

Astronomical clock tower

The Astronomical Clock
Me and Cassie with the city behind us

Prague

Me on the bridge

Hard Rock Cafe Chandelier

View from the Castle

Me and the beautiful city of Prague

I love the red roofs

Details on the church inside the Prague Castlegrounds

The clock tower on the church

At the castle grounds

The church on the Castle grounds

Sweetest door ever

More of Prague

Beautiful Architecture

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