July 9
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, dates back to the 1300's. Our walking tour this morning through the "lesser town" and along the Vltava River, was guided by a very knowledgeable woman who traced its history as we made our way toward the famous Charles Bridge. Much to absorb!Of course, the astronomical clock in the main huge square is a "must see". Lunch on our own as we were given the rest of the day to explore on our own. My personal quest was to find the modern moving steel structure of Franz Kofka, tucked away near Wensesloaus Square. Navigating the tram system, we returned to our hotel for the farewell dinner with those ending this trip tomorrow.
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, dates back to the 1300's. Our walking tour this morning through the "lesser town" and along the Vltava River, was guided by a very knowledgeable woman who traced its history as we made our way toward the famous Charles Bridge. Much to absorb!Of course, the astronomical clock in the main huge square is a "must see". Lunch on our own as we were given the rest of the day to explore on our own. My personal quest was to find the modern moving steel structure of Franz Kofka, tucked away near Wensesloaus Square. Navigating the tram system, we returned to our hotel for the farewell dinner with those ending this trip tomorrow.
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