Prague – Day 2
Location | Little Town Budget Hotel – Prague
Just got back from a day of walking and walking and more walking. Let me tell you: don’t bring new shoes on a trip. No matter how much I try to get them fixed, they are not comfortable. I already bought a new pair of shoes, but they are proving to not be that great either. So let me laugh and say that I will be purchasing a pair of sneakers here.
Well, we crossed the Charles Bridge and went to Au Gourmande for breakfast. Ngoc ordered a salmon croissant sandwich, while I ordered a chocolate croissant and a banana chocolate crepe. I was obviously in a sweet mood.
Desserts at Au Gourmande
Afterwards we walked down to Wenceslas Square where we shopped. They have this huge store called “New Yorker” here which is kind of like a Forever 21/H&M hybrid.
We ate lunch a Au Gourmande (another location) and let me tell you, I love LOVE French bakeries.
Afterwards we walked around the Jewish Quarter. It was incredibly eerie due to the fact that there were only about a handful of people outside. Very quiet.
View of Prague Castle from the Jewish Quarter
The day was a little hot, but not bad in the shade. I’m praying Budapest and Rome have plenty of shade.
We’re off to the train to overnight it to Budapest in about 20 minutes.
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