During the five weeks I spent researching and planning this month-long 9 country European odyssey, I saw photos of an amazing garden called Vrtbovska Zahrada. It was under $4 to gain entry and I was determined to find it. In yesterday’s post, we walked down Petrin Hill in search of the gardens and found it! As you can see, it’s absolutely gorgeous!
The views were spectacular…
With the Charles Bridge and Prague in the background, this solitary row-boat appeared to be quite “solitary”!
I left off yesterday having explored some of Wenceslas Square in New Town and Old Town Square. When I presented this trip to my Travel Spirit Meetup.com, I stressed the point that we would be traveling together as independent travelers, meaning if you wanted to stay with the group you could, and if you wanted to divide off with someone else or a separate group, you could and should. At various times during the tour, people would do that. I enjoy solo traveling and believe it empowers people, so I encouraged others to take at least a few hours by themselves, exploring.
On our way walking to take the Funicular (Cog Railway) up Petrin Hill, we happened upon this interesting Memorial to Victims of Communism…
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