Praha

Prague is amazing! It was worth the seven hour train ride from Munich to see what Prague had to offer us. Our first day there we didn't have time for much. We checked into our sweet pension and walked around "New Town" and ate some Czech food. It was good. Ev's Sausage was as long as my small intestine.

Our second day in Prague we left... and went to Kutna Hora. We mostly went there to see the "Bone Church", but we both ended up really enjoying the sights all around Kutna Hora. There was a beautiful cathedral called St. Barbara's and the whole city was very picturesque and quaint. I have to say, however, the "Bone Church" Kostnice was the highlight of the visit. It was so very weird and fascinating. When we got back to Prague we had a few more moments of daylight, so we walked around the rest of "New Town" and then called it a night.


The third day we went all over and saw everything that we could. Painful feet and legs. Loads of pictures. Lots of miles under our belts.
"Old Town" was this day. It looks the same as "New Town" but is separated by a street. We saw Jewish Quarter, Little Quarter, and Castle Quarter. The castle was insanely HUGE. We walked around it not knowing you could get in and that showed us how big it was. Then we stumbled across the entrance guarded by the stone-faced guards. Kind of sissy looking. We walked around the inside and found the Coolest church of Prague and can't even remember what it's called. Little Quarter wasn't little. It had big beautiful buildings. Jewish quarter was a rip off so we didn't spend much time there; It was pretty old and had a very interesting history.

The last day in Prague we spent most of it just wandering around admiring the beautiful city we were about to leave. We saw the show of the Astronomical clock and it is pretty amazing what they were able to do so many years ago. We just spent the last night in Prague getting ready for our trip the next morning to ROME!!! So exciting!