and then it snowed...

just when im about to board the bus to germany...wouldnt i love to see snow-capped prague? oh so much...

good thing is, the storm is over, or so it seems, and just might as well be too...ive had some lousy bitchy weather for the past few days, it had rained on me started on my last day in Vienna and followed me through to Prague, and then the cloud cleared and temperature dropped sickeningly low, winter is coming back...

Prague, such an amazing city, unique in every ways and have so much to offer, i was completely charmed at first sight, this is definitely one of the capital cities that i can call home to.

unlike other cities, prague is ideally sized in that you dont feel overwhelmed upon arrival, you dont get slapped with a hundred underground and tram lines and with a million people walking past you, on the contrary, you feel completely at ease and comfortable.

what i like most about this city is that, such a vast area is devoted to being the city´s green lung on the other side of the river, it´s like you can have city life during the week and escape to the wilderness on the weekends, talk about a balance lifestyle...

as it´s customary, i like to begin exploring the city from the highest point of view, literally. So i took a hike up the mountain, admiring fancy-swanky-pants houses along the way, and was rewarded with a glorious view of the city when i got to the top. It really is beautiful, and no doubt why they say prague rivals other european cities to be amongst the handsomest.

Thanks to Bohdana, i have my own apartment in the middle of prague, i did feel blend-in with the society so quickly, finding the location of the apartment with the right tram, getting off at the right stop, and getting in the house with the right key (there were a bunch of them).

at night, i savoured some reputable czech beers with the girls, who dont seem to stop once they´ve started, and it was good times, good beer, good company...

im loving prague...



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