I think the best way to discovery a city is to have a map in your hand and walk. But in Prag we didn’t have a map instead we resorted to a guide. Prag has one of the best and finest guides. We walked for hours until we reached the palace. Prag is a city you can discover on foot. It makes you want to tour the streets see the gothic and baroque building from every angle you can see the magnificant towers.

Old Town Square (Staromĕstské Námĕsti) in Prag, has a astrologic clock where tourists from around the world view every hour. The clock tower is in the heart of the city. The square where the clock is located educates people about the past and futures to come. On the hour the bells ring and the window to the clock opens to reveal Jesus’ 12 disciples. The display only lasts for 20 seconds but people wait for the hour to see the beautiful scene.

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Above the Vltava River is the Charles Bridge. The bridge twists and turns to the right and left and contains sculptures, souvenirs to purchase, pictures and live music. The “Bridge Band” that was playing the live music was great.

Prag is one of the most sorrowful countries. In Prag’s lights; the sun. It’s like the the city is split in half. On one side of the river the sun is setting and on the other side the sun is rising. The river the splits the city (no, no) the river the strokes the city is known as Checks?? Vltava. Along both sides of the river there are palaces, churches, green copper towers, ancient sculptures, ancient bridges, ancient rocks, ancient everything.. sorrowfulness is within this ancient era.

Prag has one of the finest beers. Ofcourse you can drink sacred water but the best beer is Becherovka which has a herbal aroma. Cek’e??? is a special and unique liquor. You pour it into a shot glass and within out glap its amazing. If you visit Prag you must try it and make sure you bring me back a bottle.