More of Prague and Karlstejn Castle

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This evening, Elizabeth and I will be taking a train out of Prague to Vienna. In addition to seeing more of Prague, including Franz Kafka's grave and the Museum of Communism, yesterday we went out of the city to Karlstejn Castle, the 14th century Castle of King Charles IV. The castle is often described as being liked something out of Disney World, but the interior of the castle isn't really much to see. The exterior, however, lives up to its reputation and is worth the short train trip out of Prague to see. Hope everyone is well.

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Photos

Jewish Cemetary, Prague
Franz Kafka's grave in the Jewish Cemetary in Prague.

National Museum, Prague
The National Museum, an odd collection of both science and history exhibitions, at the end of Wenceslas Square in Prague.

Museum of Communism, Prague
A statue of Lenin with a Soviet flag at the Museum of Communism in Prague, detailing the history of Soviet-influenced communism in the former Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic) from after World War II to the peaceful revolution in 1989.

Trdlo, Prague
Trdlo, a wonderful snack that tastes like a Churro but is shaped like a slinky, from Prague.

Karlstejn Castle, Czech Republic
Karlstejn Castle, 33 Km outside of Prague, dating back to the 14th century.

Karlstejn Castle
Me on the grounds of Karlstejn Castle.

Karlstejn Castle
Elizabeth on the grounds of Karlstejn Castle.