Czech Republic in 9 days

On our last day in the Czech Republic, we spent it back in Prague. The plan was simple: grab some souvenirs, take a stroll through Petřín Gardens, and just take it easy before heading home. I’ve heard so many stories about European flea markets—people finding all sorts of treasures—so it Was Sunday and I thought, […]

After leaving Český Krumlov, we headed back toward Prague to return the car, and made stops in few towns along the way. Our first stop was Telč,  a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its Italian Renaissance architecture. We headed straight to Zachariáš of Hradec Square, the heart of Telč. It’s a triangular market square surrounded

Among all the cities I visited on this trip, Český Krumlov stole my heart. It’s small enough that you can walk through all its streets in half a day, but it’s just as photogenic as Venice. Every building is unique and beautiful in its own way, making it impossible to resist snapping a picture at

On the morning of day six, we left Karlovy Vary and headed towards Český Krumlov. It was a pretty long drive, but the road took us through stunning scenery—beautiful forests, fields, and tree-lined avenues. As we got closer to our destination, we made a stop in another pretty city, Hluboká nad Vltavou. In my opinion,

The morning of day five was all about relaxation for me at the hotel spa. After days of intense walking, I decided it was time to give legs a bit of rest. From the list of treatments, I went for a lymphatic drainage massage and a detox bath. Both pleasant, but not life changing.  After recharging, we wanted

On the morning of Day 4, we rented a car and headed out to Karlovy Vary, where we planned to spend the next two days. As we left the city and hit the road, I initially thought we were on a one-way street—it was that narrow. To my surprise, it was actually a two-way road! Turns out,

On our third day in Prague, we set out to explore Mala Strana and Prague Castle (Pražský Hrad). Our hotel was in the Jewish Quarter, so on our way to Charles Bridge (Karlův most), we came across a few interesting statues and art pieces. First up was the statue of Franz Kafka. Kafka, who lived