My sister suggested that we travel to Prague in 2018. My mother and her sister joined us. Our trip happened to coincide with the 100-year anniversary of our Czech family establishing a homestead in the U.S.
We walked 12 miles on our second day in Prague.
I woke up early and got out for a walk under the Charles Bridge along the Vltava River to Cafe Lounge. Dana and Sequoia met me for breakfast and then we spent the morning exploring Petřín hill.
A quiet morning walk along the Vltava River looking at the Charles Bridge
Kampa Park with giant babies in the distance
Giant babies with Vltava River and old town in the distance
Flat white at Cafe Lounge
Memorial to the Victims of Communism, monument by sculptor Olbram Zoubek on Újezd street at the foot of Petřín Hill
Funicular ride up Petřín Hill
Roses in a garden on Petřín Hill
a wall on Petřín Hill
Petřín Hill Lookout Tower
an interpretive sign in Petřín Hill Lookout Tower
a view from Petřín Hill Lookout Tower of the wall below and construction work
a view of city and Prague Castle from Petřín Hill Lookout Tower
a view of city and Vltava River from Petřín Hill Lookout Tower
a view of Prague Castle from Petřín Hill Lookout Tower
on Petřín Hill near the lookout tower
on Petřín Hill near the lookout tower
diorama of the battle of the Praguers against the Swedes at Charles Bridge in 1648 (inside building of the Mirror Maze on Petřín Hill)
wall on Petřín Hill
wall on Petřín Hill
Sequoia playing on Petřín Hill
Christine on Petřín Hill
Dana on Petřín Hill
Sequoia on Petřín Hill
