St. Wenceslaus statue in Prague.
A random building covered in sculptures of people.
Prague’s famous astronomical clock.
The Tyn Church (possibly cathedral) in the Old Town square. It started as a Catholic church, converted into a Hussite church, and then returned to being Catholic.
A statue of Jan Hus, the starter of the Hussite heretical movement. He started this movement before the protestant reformation, but ultimately it was very similar thing.
Statue of Mary behind the Tyn.
A Crucifix sculpture on the Charles Bridge in Prague.
Mary and I on the bridge, I look pretty strange without a beard.
My traveling buddies at lunch in a Subway. Fortunately none of us are opposed to eating fast food in foreign countries, it saves a lot of money.
We climbed a giant staircase up to the Prague Castle.
Before going into the castle we looked around and took pictures of the city. We had a pretty good view of everything, which makes sense considering that castles were built on hills in order to give a good view of the cities that they were built to protect.
Some more of the city.
Apparently Prague has a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
Marriana, Mary, and I on top of the big hill where the last four pictures were taken.
St. Vitus Cathedral inside of Prague’s castle. We didn’t actually get to see much of the castle, really just the church and the view of the city.
Stained glass in St. Vitus. It was all pretty incredible.
The John Lennon wall in Prague. Basically was a wall dedicated to Lenin (not John), but because of a mutual dislike of him, people started graffiti-ing John Lennon lyrics on the wall. Since then it has become common practice.
Mary and I stuck on a spider-web in a local park where we decided to kill some time before Mass.
I took some pictures while we were going to the bus from dinner.
Most of them ended up being a bit blurry, but still still worth posting I thought. Prague is very well lit and nice looking at night.
The Tyn at night.
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