On our way to Prague, we stopped at the
Loisium Hotel & Winery for lunch. It was a fabulous hotel, definitely a must
revisit. A few AWESOME things concerning the hotel and winery: it was designed by
STEVEN HOLL, they had the most awesome chairs and swings, and of course the
WINE. The one thing I have taken up on while in Europe is the
WINEEE, in the last three weeks I have probably consumed more wine than in my entire twenty-one years of life ...
just saying. Unfortuneately we had to leave after only 4 hours but we were
lucky enough to get one day in Prague. Prague is full of hills and everything is layered so no matter where you are in the city you have a view of a lot. There is a main river dividing the old town and the new town with bridges spanning between the two points. The old town is pretty much completely at the top of the biggest, steepest hill I have ever climbed in
80 degree weather wearing jeans, a blazer and a scarf (obviously I didn't check the forecast that day) but it was totally worth it, it provided the most amazing view of the city and had one of the most beautiful cathedrals I have
ever seen. I wish I had more to say about Prague, but being there for only one day I didn't get to experience as much as I would have liked. Guess that means I will have to go back soon. Up next Berlin!
FROM
PRAGUE (CZECH REPBULIC), WITH LOVE GRACE
P.S. To give you an idea of how much we do in one day: In Prague a kid decided to run his pedometer, we walked a little over twelve miles in about seven hours.
The Hotel & Winery
Great Quote
Cool Chair (*Left one: Upright, Me: Laying Down)
Reisling
Prague
Memorial for three hockey players who died in a plane crash
One of five brides we saw in one day
Cathedral
Fred & Ginger by Frank Ghery