The Prague's metro is the sixth busiest metro system in Europe. (Wikipedia). The stations design reminds you that it was built in the 60's. Beautiful.
Anděl station, contains well preserved examples of Communist-era propaganda art remaining in Prague.
This is a narrow path between the buildings in the old city part in Prague, next to Čertovka stream near Charles Bridge.
In order to avoid people meeting in the middle, someone put a traffic light on each sides of the path.
Many tourist look through the narrow path and just wait to have a funny experience passing through one of the narrowest paths ever, even they can easily find another way to get to the other side.
This museum was originally an idea of an American man, who comission a few scholars in order to create one of the few museums in the world devoted to an ideology. It shows memorabilia from daily life of the communist era. Difficult to find since it is in the 1st store of a building in a commercial street.
This is one of my favourite spots in Prague. I like everything: the stairs ( on of the most beautiful opnes I ´ve ever seen), the store (Kubista) and the Grand Cafe Orient. You can spend an entire morning here.
The ultimate art-nouveau building. Too beautiful to be true. The Municipal House u Obcení Düm is a polivalent place where you can attend a concert, have dinner or celebrate your wedding. Sit in the terrace and ask for a beer. You will feel yourself in the early 20´s. This a real jewel.
