This is a journal late for 6 months. I thought I'll never forget my days in Praha but apparently memory subsides with or without your consent. So I'd better start writing down things I still remember.
Leaving the hustle and bustle Praha city behind, I found my way to where everything started in Praha, Vysehrad. It took me a while to find the right direction. Police were everywhere on that day. I wonder what was the occasion for such tight security? While I stroll on the quiet lanes in the neighborhood, an attractive mural came in sight. I guess anyone would love to see "the whole picture" under the circumstances. So I took a few steps closer to have a better look ..... hehehehe
Would you say "ah" or "wow"?
Such mural would never exists in Taiwan. But I kind of like it:-)
It is said that Vysehrad was founded in the 10th century.
I'll never tired of doors and gates here. They all come in different styles, patterns and history. I must compile a showcase of Praha doors and gates someday!
I came across this information center on the way to the cemetary. It doesn't look very welcoming. I mean what kind of information center would have door closed during office hour?
They don't smile. They don't speak English; and even if they do, they don't talk much as to showcase their country to tourists. Is it just me or them? Maybe I'll enjoy a better service if I speak German?
Anyway, the cenmetary is a great place to visit. This is where the celebrities and important people buried in Chezch. I love the atmosphere and the versertile ways Chezch people honor their beloved ones..
Check out the pictures I took in Vysehrad here. Don't worry, there's nothing scarry but beautiful works of art.
