Grotta, Prague (Havlíček Gardens)

When I get to write about a trip from the past I get all kinds of mixed feelings. I’m not sure if I should resume everything to nostalgia only but when there are no planned trips in the near future, this rather feels like a punishment to get through all those beautiful moments created since

Vyton Naplavka and Palackého Most (Prague, Czech Republic)

From the series of memories created while in Prague, there is also a special place where we began most of our mornings just because it was pretty close to where we had our accommodation booked and it felt just right to walk on the waterfront, sit for a while, enjoy a brunch prepared at home,

Idiom Installation, the book tower of the Prague library

It’s been a while since my last post exploring Prague so I thought I’d give this another shot presenting a place that personally I was looking forward to meet other than virtually through the little screen of my phone while seeing pictures shared on the internet. The desire to make my way to Idiom Installation also came

The Dancing House of Prague

I won’t lie. A few years ago I used to keep seeing posts from this place literally everywhere. From social media pages of tourism to our beloved blogs where other people discovered The Dancing House before me. Back then, I was only saying that it’s such a beautiful looking building that almost looks unreal. Not even daring

Street art in Prague, Czech Republic

One passion that I discovered a lot later than it should, was the appreciation for street art whether it comes as graffiti, murals, wheat pastes, or things entirely covered in stickers. When I was a kid, I used to show a lot of interest in drawing all kinds of names and words by using graffiti

Nuselský Most (The ‘Suicide Bridge’ from Prague, Czech Republic)

Along with the places I usually see that bring a lot of emotions and memorable feelings and save a special spot in my heart, from time to time I also run into these kinds of spots that are at the opposite pole, still saving a spot in my heart but weighing a lot heavier than

The John Lennon Wall in Prague

We all crave for popular places that become the symbol of a country or city in one way or another, but what happens when this is taken in the wrong direction being turned into uncontrolled chaos because of the people visiting it? Even though I have a guilty pleasure taking in order my trips and