Strolling through Prague's Old Town is really fun. You can see a lot, on every corner you can see really nice, original old buildings, so many that you can not see many little things at first gear! The destination is of course the Charles Bridge and in this direction you also get automatically if you follow the stream of visitors. But we have looked at the small side streets, which is much less touristy and the prices for food and drinks are falling fast!
The streets of Prague were written on the website of the tourist office, which is said to be "the symphony of the stone", but it was just a symphony of harmonious architectural beauty. Baroque, Romanesque etc It seems that at that time the buildings of that era are still few places in the world where it is still being used for residences, shops, offices, hotels, etc. as it is. It is a big reason to leave from the war of the last two great wars. Most of my friends who liked traveling saying that "Prague is wonderful!", It certainly was right. Especially in the old town, whichever way you get lost, wherever you walk you will remain in the Middle Ages. It was amazing when armor soldier appeared. When I went to a popular astronomical clock, it started to rain fairly raining, so I went directly to the Grand Hotel's coffee room on the right side, but this place is on the second floor, so the clock looks like ahead and it looks like a VIP seat did. Also, there is a handmade soap shop called BOTANICS behind the teen church in the Old Town Square, but you can buy it from one third of the Japanese shops to a quarter price. Anyway, because it is rich in type, I printed out the homepage of the Japanese shop and brought it. I marked it in advance and gave it to the clerk and I picked it properly.
Heaps and loads of hustle and bustle in the streets of the old town ... but as we are part of it, we can not complain! And do not expect there to be less people in the evening: it's a continuous stream of visitors, never the same, and always as much ... but it's so BEAUTIFUL, these little cobblestone streets, these houses decorated , these carved doors, these riches of an old time that make you want to stop every 5 seconds to take a picture ...! AREA TO AVOID FOR THE RESTOS: too many tourists, expensive prices, and not exceptional dishes. Instead, opt for restaurants in less crowded areas, and you will be surprised by the interior decorations very nice, pleasant service and a sufficiently international map to delight all palates (no, because the Czech Goulash, certainly it's good and it changes, but we take 1 meal, not 2!)
