The star of Central Europe - Prague

After breakfast, the first item on our schedule was to visit an iStyle shop to see if they could fix my phone. The staff not only spoke English, but fortunately, as soon as he took my phone, it seemed like he had magical hands—he fixed it right away. I was worried it might take longer or, worst case, that we wouldn’t be able to get it repaired at all. We were so delighted that my phone was back to normal. It was just a setting issue on the new phone, which I didn’t know how to trigger, and the staff simply turned it off to prevent it from happening again. He truly made our day and enhanced our trip. I really appreciate it!

We returned to the Old Town Square to see the Astronomical Clock chime at 11 a.m. It was a magical moment; the intricate movements and the crowd gathering made it feel truly special. Impressive!

We tried the Prague chimney cake, a traditional Czech pastry featuring a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior. It’s typically coated in sugar and cinnamon, often served with fillings like whipped cream, ice cream, or chocolate

It’s made from a sweet yeast dough that is rolled into a cylindrical shape and wrapped around a spit.

It rained later, so we experienced both sunny and rainy Prague. We visited the castle and church in a light drizzle.

Dancing in the rain

The sunset after the rain was truly beautiful.