We didn't set out to visit the Czech Republic, but Prague was listed on many traveling sites as an "it" city that didn't shut down for Christmas, so Prague it was! I'm so glad we went because other than Annecy in France, Prague was my favorite city on this trip. Why? I'll show you...
Postcard worthy views during a walk through Petrin Hill.
If you love old European architecture, then you'll love wandering the cobblestone streets of Prague. There is so much history everywhere you go!
In my opinion, St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle is best seen at night to experience its Gothic architecture.
Um...who knew Prague has amaaazing hot chocolate? There is a reason why they sell hot chocolate in such small sizes; it's super rich and decadent! In fact, some places will give you a spoon because it's so deliciously thick.
If you love duck, then Eastern Europe has you covered because it's fairly common. I kept reading about bread dumplings before I went, and I was excited to try them. Think of a doughy dinner roll and you've got yourself some bread dumplings. Not a fan.
What can I say? I love duck!
This beet & goat cheese appetizer looks pretty fancy, right? Guess what? We ate at Santini Garden on Christmas night and our whole meal was about $30!
Just in case you missed it, Prague has great chocolate! Chocolate bark with raspberries, rose petals, and gold flakes? Yes, please!
In my defense, I had NO idea there was a chocolate shop next to our hotel.
This was the street from right outside Hotel Neruda. Seriously, how cute are the buildings?!
I loved how our hotel room had big windows where I could sit, drink tea, and people watch. Prague really is a lovely city with so much old world charm and history. Besides, I hear they have really good chocolate ;)
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