We arrived in Prague and I can tell were in the Czech Republic because when we made a dinner reservation and the waiter asked me for my name, I didn’t have to spell it. I think that is a first. While there are not many Kobylkas in the USA, there are lots of them here. We walked around the city and then went on a two hour boat ride which was terrific.
I didn’t know that Prague was on a river (the Vltava) so there are many, many bridges which reminds me of the Seine in Paris. I enjoy boat trips because it gives you a different perspective of a city or countryside.
Prague is a gorgeous city and tomorrow we’ll visit the castle, cathedral and hopefully the Communist Museum.
At dinner Alex asked to order dessert and wanted the “Sweet Secret,” which was fine by me as long as the “secret” was going to be something Alex would eat. I asked the waiter what was in the sweet secret and he refused to tell me because it was a secret. Alex thought that was hysterical. Kids.
Wow! These pictures are amazing. It looks like a fabulous city.
Hi Susan, thanks for the comments. Prague is beautiful but it is sad in a way. During our tour of the Museum of Communism there was information on how the government put no money into the city from 1948-89 and it fell into disrepair. That trend changed and this city is definitely on the upswing but the neglect does show in certain areas. David says Hi to Stewart. Thanks, Rich