Prague - The Dancing House

Prague, November 2017

When I started my wide-body flights in July 2014, the amount of posts in this blog started to decline swiftly. It took me so many years to understand the toll that red eye flights were taking on me and on my mood and mental availability to do other things I used to do in my normal life, other than just recovering from another transatlantic crossing. Not even when I was a working student for two years I stopped writing here the way I did during these past years.

I have so many photos and stories of places I visited during the period of 2014-2023 that now I'm trying to catch up with while keeping up with current trips/layovers.

So... let's take-off to Prague!

This was one already retrofitted aircraft with the new narrow-body seats introduced in late 2016.

Our hotel had this very curious funicular taking us between reception and the room's building:

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The Dancing House

It wasn't my first time in Prague. But the previous times I totally missed one landmark: the Dancing House.

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The Vltava

The sun finally showed up for some photos I took along the day, using the river as a crucial element of Prague.

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Astronomical Clock

It was not my first time seeing it, but the astronomical clock is another feature you can't miss while visiting this city. A pity it was under renovation works which didn't help my photos...

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Head of Franz Kafka

The rotating head of Franz Kafka is also a landmark that attracts the curiosity of tourists.

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Archbishop's Palace

And now some final views of the city while the sunset was coming:

Prague is an adorable town but it did not became my favorite in this part of Europe. I hope to tell you somewhere in the future which one is ;)