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one more day in Praha

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I've toured North America, I've lived in London, and now it's finally time to get out and explore Europe...

one more day in Praha

the artificial drip stone wall at the Czech Senate gardens (random, I know).
My last day in Prague I actually had a fairly lazy morning & then headed up to Prague Castle to explore.  It's a very large collection of buildings & churches & courtyards & gardens, rather than a moat-and-turret affair (Girl No 1 on walking tour as we're standing in the middle of second courtyard of castle: "Isn't there a castle somewhere around here?"  Girl No 2: "Yeah we're going there later.")

I bought the "short tour" ticket, and frankly it was a waste of money (and I expect the long tour would be even more so).  The Old Royal Palace is just a few empty stone rooms, the Basilica is not particularly impressive when you're seeing them in every city, and the mini-houses of "Golden Lane" are really just tiny shops.  The most impressive part was the cathedral, which you can get into for free anyway. 

But it was all interesting & kept me entertained.  I went up the tower of the cathedral, which has a seriously narrow & tight spiral staircase with people trying to go up & down at the same time... awkward.  But there were nice views across Prague from the top. 

There was more wandering through the pretty streets & taking photos of beautiful buildings, and then in the evening we sat around chatting in the hostel bar.  Really it was kind of a nice chilled day (literally & figuratively). 
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