Summer days in Prague

Finally, my promised blog post about Prague is here! :)

First of all, this trip lasted just 3 days (after this trip I realized that weekend is not enough for me while I travel, especially for big cities). Secondly, we didn't have any big plans there. I just booked a terrace table for a Saturday evening, expected to see sunrise in Charles bridge and to try traditional Prague dessert - trdelnik (you totally should try it) . In fact, I don't like to plan every part when I travel. It's good to be spontaneous sometimes. And that's the main reason why we were wandering in Prague streets. We just used taxi from airport to our hotel and all days we walked around, didn't used any public transport. And we saw a lot of interesting things, for example, Vineyards, Old Town Parks, Terrace and towers.

But we did not avoid the heat and in the afternoon it was unbearable to explore. Also, I can admit, I did't expected so much tourists..I realized that it's Summer time but still, It looked like every part from the world was interesting in Prague. It was crazy to be a part of this crowd! First it made me really sad because I hate crowds but when I realized the fact that I can't change it and tried to accept it the way it is.

As well, I was really surprised by Prague architecture. It felt so exclusive that every building was like a peace of art, details looked so unique. You just need to experience that feeling when you are walking on the street and it feels like in art gallery!

Furthermore, I just adore Prague at evening! People say that Paris is a city of light but I can say that Paris have a serious competitor (at least for me :D). It felt totally different at evening, more calm, beautiful and magical. Just looking at these lights felt incredibly magical.

Last but not least, Saturday evening as we planned, we went to Terrace u Prince. I just found this terrace randomly in Pinterest and it was love at first sight because I just love terraces :D And I can admit, I was surprised!

We got the best place to sit with an amazing view and we were treated very well. I really recommend you all to visit this terrace when you come to Prague, because it's a great opportunity to see an amazing city panorama and feel more special,because it's a real chance to see so much by avoiding crowds. ;) And as you can see in my hands, it's a traditional Prague raspberry lemonade - malinová limonáda. I love raspberries, so I enjoyed it very much!

That's it for this time :) I put a lot of pictures because it was one of those trip's when every corner looked so photogenic! Prague in a Summer time teached me patience with crowds, hot weather and failures. Also it surprised me with streets and architecture,which can bravely call the best in Europe. I really hope that you will be inspired to explore Prague. It have a lot to show <3