Throwback: Day 3 Prague (Petrin Observation Tower & Nebozizek Restaurant)

The next morning I went to McD for breakfast. The breakfast menu is quite similar to the McD Malaysia, especially the muffin burger.








Wenceslas Square is just located a few steps away from McD restaurant. Wenceslas Monument and main building of National Museum.




I have got to know Bata shoes since young in Malaysia and always thought it is established in Malaysia until I visited Czech Republic then I only got to know that Bata is actually originated from Czech Republic.




On my way to Petrin Observation Tower. I used the bridge before Charles Bridge. Charles Bridge is on my right hand side.




Getting the funicular railway ticket from the machines.




The ticket looks like this.




The funicular




The Petrin Observation Tower






View of Praha from Petrin Observation Tower.

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On the way down to railway station, I stopped by Nebozizek Restaurant for dinner. As I could enjoy the nice view and food at the same time.






Had orange juice and mushroom risotto. First time had risotto. Not my preference at all.




After early dinner at Nebozizek Restaurant, spent my evening time strolling around the city.

Throwback: Day 2 Prague (Na příkopě)

Second day in Prague, instead of going sightseeing. I decided to have a relaxing day by strolling around the city, doing some window shopping. Even bought a pair of shoes from New Yorker.






In front from here is Wenceslas Square. Direction to National Museum.












There is a hypermarket nearby my hostel. Did some grocery for dinner. Rosemary hostel's kitchen is fully equipped. So if you have shoestring budget, you can opt to cook.




My dinner.. except Lee Fah Mee which is brought by myself from Malaysia. Button mushroom and coke light are always my favourite. Bought a can of beer too.




New Shoes from New Yorker. Striking pink colour with blue shoe lace. The cheapest I could find in the store. But not comfortable to wear, threw it away on the last day of my trip. Sigh.. what a waste.

Throwback: Day 1 Prague (Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle)

Walking out from my hostel. Turning right, this is the building in front of me. Walking straight and going left, heading to Old Town Square. The must visit landmark in Prague, The Astronomical Clock.




Municipal House on the left




Powder Tower




This is the first bride and groom couple I met in Prague on 10 Oct 2010




A beggar with his dog




Old Town Square. The Astronomical Clock Tower in front of me. Getting more excited to see it.




One of the building blocks at Old Town Square with decorative painting.




Astronomical Clock Tower




Jan Hus Memorial 
 



St. Nicholas Church




Parizska Street




Týn Church






The Astronomical Clock. Tourists gathered in front of the clock, waiting for the bell to ring. And you can see the animated figures coming out.




I bought a ticket to access the top of Astronomical Clock Tower. No lift, only staircase. Admission fee is 100 KCz for adult (USD5).




Týn Church






The tourists on the ground




View of Prague Castle from Astronomical Clock Tower








St. Nicholas Church




Týn Church






The second bride and groom couple I saw on 10 Oct 2010 in Prague




Every building block has its own uniqueness.




Passed by the souvenirs shop, saw this beautiful Russian Nesting Dolls displayed on shelf. Didn't buy any souvenirs, as the price was not so adorable.




I was starved.. You can notice that I didn't have any food intake since the soup. This is the first meal I had in Prague: TRDLO 50 Euro. It's actually cinnamon roll sugar coated. Very nice indeed! And the recent trip to KL, I found it in Pavilion food court too. Will blog about it next time.




Going to Charles Bridge






Charles Bridge




The tower of Charles Bridge




Vendors selling paintings at Charles Bridge




View from Charles Bridge




Scene of Charles Bridge








Street Performers




Statues of Charles Bridge




They believe by touching the figure will bring good luck




The plaque on the statue of John of Nepomuk has been polished to a shine by countless tourists. There's a saying, by touching the falling priest on the plague will bring good luck and ensure your return to Prague.




The end of Charles Bridge








On the way to Prague Castle








A fake prisoner-like figure stretching out his hands




Staircase to Prague Castle




This is the third bride and groom couple of the day




The gate of Prague Castle




St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle






The interiors of St. Vitus Cathedral












End of Day 1 in Prague. Phew!