I photographed Kafka's head in Prague, the Czech capital
And now let's welcome the new year, full of things that have never been before. - Rainer Maria Rilke
Happy New Year everyone!
I hope that the year that has just opened its doors to the unknown brings you all what you wish for and may your dreams come true.
Here in Romania at the moment we have an early spring weather, which is not normal at all, according to the calendar date we should have winter activities and be quite cold, but you see nature is always surprising.
In the early hours of 2023 I decided not to waste time, even though we had a sleepless night, we went to our neighbours and celebrated together the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, and to write a post about a tourist attraction in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, a tourist attraction that stuck in my mind, yes, Prague has many beautiful places to discover.
In today's post I want to go together in the old center of Prague and share with you some pictures of the amazing statue of Franz Kafka, the statue is made of stainless steel, it is 10 meters high, but one thing impressed me very much about this statue, every few seconds it rotates, you can see Kafka's face from any position you look at it, just have a little patience for it to rotate, I really found it a very impressive creation.
You can get here either by metro or by tram or taxi/uber, we came here by tram, we got off the tram at a stop that was relatively close to this objective, right next to Kafka's face you will find a pretty big shopping center, shopping lovers as we are especially if we are in a foreign country, we decided to walk this center to see what we can buy.
I was amazed when I found here in Prague shops where you could buy all kinds of drinks even chocolate based on cannabis, we could not refrain from buying something, by the way in Romania cannabis is banned in our country and even more if you are caught with something like that you risk even doing jail, how many contrasts between European cities.
I end this post by urging you to visit Prague, you won't regret it, it has an impressive history, stately buildings built in the old style, good to know if you come here to have some comfortable shoes with you if you want to visit it on foot, most of the pavements are made of cubic stone, so if you come in heels you might find it hard to get around, and getting from one place to another by public transport is very well organised.
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