A Little Tour of Prague

Hi, Everyone! It’s been fun being back at home in Prague, Czech Republic, for a little while visiting my family again, and I wanted to share some pictures with you today! Prague is a beautiful old city in the heart of Europe, filled with historical buildings and town squares, little cafes, and cobblestone streets.

Even though I’m currently visiting here for my leisure, there are people who make a profession out of traveling, like a travel blogger, for instance. The more attention their blog or social media handles like TikTok and Instagram get from their followers, the more likely they are to be noticed by reputed firms that can most likely pay them to advertise their services. In addition, these bloggers could also make use of the best TikTok growth services, or similar ones, in order to expand their audience base. What better way than to earn money while traveling and blogging? To be honest, Prague could definitely be an ideal location for them to follow their passion of leisurely travel and making money out of the same.

Coming back to my story, it’s been so cold here for the past couple of days, and it has snowed a little bit almost every day, making the city look so magical. Let’s take you to few places that might be of interest to you.

Old Town Square, famous for its Astronomical Clock “Orloj”, Tyn Church and statue of Jan Hus. It’s also filled with lots of cafes, restaurants and little shops in all the historical buildings, and there is a big market in the center of the square every Christmas and Easter.

The astronomical clock “Orloj” (which dates back to 1410) on Old Town Square. Every hour, lots of people gather in front of it to see the the little doors on it open, and see figures of the Apostles walk by.

One of my favorite things about Prague is its beautiful architecture, and all the beautiful little details on each building. This sculpture decorates one of the 15th century buildings off of Old Town Square, which is called “U Kapra” (At Carp’s).

Stavovske Divadlo (Estates Theater). This 18th century theater is most famous for being the site of the premiere of Mozart’s Don Giovanni in 1787. Walking around the theater and going inside it, you can almost imagine what it was like back in Mozart’s day, with beautifully dressed ladies and gentlemen rushing into the theater in the evenings, going to see plays and operas that would become musical masterpieces.

Prague Castle

Walking by the river Vltava which runs through Prague.

One of the traditional Czech appetizers, “Chlebicky” – open faced sandwiches, which are slices of a baguette topped with different meats, cheeses, spreads and vegetables.

A classic Czech dessert, “Vetrnik” – it’s basically a large cream puff, that’s filled with a special cream and topped with caramel.

At least some signs of spring…

Beautiful tulips at a street stand.

I hope you enjoyed this little tour of this beautiful city in the heart of Europe, and if you are ever in the area, make sure you visit Prague and see some of the sights it has to offer! Prague is famous for many different things and there are so many things to do! You could even check out the best nightclubs in Prague if you enjoy drinking!

Have a great weekend, Everyone!