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A person holding a sign
Prague still remains one of my favorite European cities.
There was so much history and detail packed into every crack and crevice of the city.
At first glace, it was a little overwhelming, but I quickly deconstructed the city and started to see the little things that made this city so fun to visit.
 
old walls

 

various meats

 

foods

 

A group of people on a stage

 

rice in stones

 

A close up of a flower

 

A close up of a flower

 

A close up of many different arranged on a grill

 

coal burning

 

A close up of food

 

sausages hanging

 

A man standing in front of a graffiti covered wall

 

A close up of a bird

 

flowers

 

A person with graffiti on the side of a building

 

A person riding a horse on the sidewalk

 

A person wearing a costume

 

A close up of a brick building

 

A close up of a box

 

A close up of a horse
Have you been to Prague?
What was your favorite part?
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Jessica Randhawa leads The Forked Spoon, sharing 14 years of experience and over 1,200 original recipes, kitchen tips, and practical cooking advice. Inspired by her world travels, Jessica’s approachable recipes have been featured in outlets like Daily Mail, Al Jazeera, and CNET. She holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of California.

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  1. Svenja says:

    Hi, been to Prague, but it is already more than a decade ago and I have difficulties in recalling my favorite bits of it. I remember that it felt a bit fairy tale like, with all its small shambles, and golden roofs. Love the photo of the hooves. Brilliant shot!! Love, Svenja

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  2. Beth/Lilás says:

    Estive em Praga no ano passado, no mês de março em plena páscoa. VI coisas lindas, desde o artesanato a natureza da cidade. O castelo de Praga é belíssimo e a vista lá de cima mais ainda. A ponte me impressionou pela história que contam dela, aquelas estátuas foram padres mortos pela inquisição.
    PRaga é linda!
    um beijo carioca

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