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The view in the other direction
St Vitus Cathedral
Malostransky hrbitov
PragueEnjoy this place in Praha,...
Enjoy this place in Praha, this is where you walk up from the underground transit right in the middle of city centre, seriously I have no idea which, where or what ? Just walk everywhere taking photos, smiling to kids... While I was on the way to Ceska Republika in the bus coming from Germany near the boundary, about 1km ahead I can see a big Czech Rep flag and the custom office, this area is more of agricultural, a very typical country road. We have about 30 passengers from all over the world, then about 6 Czech guards surrounded our bus, 2 came up for inspection, the atmosphere was quite serious, our bus driver collected all passports for stamps but later one Argentinian tourist has to get off because she need a visa to enter Czech, they arrange a car for her, pointing at the backward direction and talked some English, very sad. Anyway, we successfully entered Czech. At about 5pm, our bus arrived at place very old looking, communist feeling and few roll of shops. We get off here, one guy came up offering his service to the hostel according to him was cheapest, okay so let's see, we follow him taking the underground about 10 minutes to a place more modern, more shops, more peoples, later I knew it was the city center. Less than 2 minutes' walk to the hostel but it looks like a school to me. This hostel has a very stupid system of check-in, it took about one and half hours to finally settled a short queue of less than 20 peoples because we have to fill up a extremely complicated form full of rubbish. After check-in, I found the internet room, wow whatelse? I grab a chair, sit down, click on the explorer, go to hotmail but I didn't see the keyboard, I type in whatever as usual but it appear something else on the screen, later I look closer at the keyboard, it was a very Czech keyboard with dislocated keys, lol. Anyway I managed to type my email.My first dinner was easy, walk out the hostel there was a hawker-like stall by the roadside selling something very Czech to me, I just point my finger at one of the plate as 'give me one' then I bought a can of the famous Pilsner Urquell.
