Our tour mates were surprised when they learned that this was my third visit to Prague. I know, even my husband wonders why I keep coming back to the same cities again and again instead of exploring other places. I don’t know, I am just like that. I am not for quantity. I am more for familiarity. It just feels like home when I visit the same places. I feel like a local. My husband says iba naman. I say balik tayo.
My husband was complaining of lower back pains and hips daw nya masakit na from walking. Me naman, I was secretly rejoicing because I did 15,000 steps today from walking since this morning.
Here are random shots from our walking tour:
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For Filipinos, a visit to Prague is never complete without visiting the Infant Jesus of Prague.
It is actually located inside the Church of our Lady of Victories. This name is more known to the locals than Santo Nino de Praga. When asking for directions, many locals don’t know where the Infant Jesus or Prague is.
Santo Nino images are sold at souvenir shops across the street from the church.
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The avenue between the Old Town Center and the Jewish Quarter is lined with expensive stores such as Patek Philippe, Hermes, Prada, Rolex, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Bottega Veneta, etc. While walking to where the bus would pick us up, I saw this blue Fendi bag but the store was already closed. I wasn’t sure if I got attracted by the design or the color blue.
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We walked about 500 meters to where the tour bus was waiting for us. The weather was fine, the temperature was double digits, and the evening scenery was beautiful. The reflections on the water inspired me to take a few photos. It was such a perfect night.
