Monday, Nov 12. Toured the New Town, founded around 1640. Site of the 1968 Czech uprising and 1989 “Velvet Revolution”. Disappointing when compared with the Old Town. Buildings were largely utilitarian. Awful day for photos anyway. We went back to the Old Town for lunch and to watch the clock watchers, then over the Charles Bridge again. A largely easy-going day. Tomorrow at 0600 we fly away. Wake up at 0300.
Overall, the trip was great, in spite of the weather hiccups. We do not blame Viking for the problems and credit them for making the most of it. Amsterdam and Prague bookends were fantastic. Too many good memories. But getting home will be great.
Next Adventure begins 16 February. South America with Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT). 15 companions max. Hurrah!
The “best ice cream in Prague”. Mine (cookies) was very good. 
The best hot chocolate, period. Worldwide. Tasted like a melted Hersey bar. 
Wrapped dough, cooked by spinning near a heat source. Filled inside or covered outside by whatever you’d like. Ice cream or a hot dog are just two of the options. 
Just hanging around. There was a woman in the same pose. 
In a mall entrance. Tesla was Czech and well known long before Musk built cars. 
Art. Note that the graffiti artists honored the art by painting around it. 
Car hood. Lots of beer in Prague. 
One of ten thousand statues. Note swans. 
Charles IV, namesake for the best things in Prague. 
Wenceslas Square in the New Town. Famous for many reasons. A little too commercial today. The Old Town was much better.