Weekend in the heart of Bohemia

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May 3rd 2007

Published: October 9th 2007

After a long winter it was time to get back on the travelling circuit again. Saskia and I decided we'd spend a weekend in the heart of Bohemia. We booked the flights and set off on the 3rd May. Unfortunately, I wasn't really that on to it and didn't realise it was a Bank Holiday weekend, so we could have stayed an extra day, but as it was, we arrived later on in Thursday and stayed till Sunda... Read Full Entry

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Wenceslas Square and National Museum at night.

Can you spot Saskia?

Looking across the river to the Castle

Can you spot Saskia?

The Prague Municipal House

This is Prague's most prominent Art Nouveau building. Above it is a huge mosaic “Homage to Prague“ by Karel pillar.

Golden Lane

Named after the goldsmiths who lived here in the 17th century, Golden Lane is popular with its tiny colourful houses built right into the arches of the Castle walls.

This bronze sculpture of a skull atop a crouching man is found near Golden Lane

Can you spot Saskia?

Stained glass windows in St Vitus Cathedral

Hangin out in Prague :-)

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