What could be more appropriate to the Troy region of Prague than a full-size Trojan Horse?
Don't miss the babies in their own little vivarium in the wall, and the monitor lizards in the large enclosure opposite the tortoises.
Another Prague landmark. If you want the best experience, either visit at 1AM or during a major pandemic.
My local mall. Handy and accessible by bicycle path for the less-confident riders.
Not such a good selection as the one near Masaryk Station, but still has interesting and hard-to-find nibbles.
Finally the coffee shop in Krizikova metro re-opened! Big, bright, spacious, range of snacks.
The nexus of Zabovresky. Park, planetarium, tram & bus stops, swimming pool, restaurants, coffee shops, supermarket and more.
Convenient for the Metro and for its late-opening Tesco -- but there is also a Marks & Spencer, a Fio bankomat and other handy things.
It's a rock. A very old rock. But then almost all rocks are very old. The difference is that this one was carved & put there thousands of years ago.It doesn't look much like one of Obelix's, though.
If you like parrots, this is great fun. If you don't like parrots, what is *wrong* with you? Parrots are great!
The newest exhibit in Prague Zoo. I loved seeing my first real live potoroos, and happy Tasmanian devils running around in the fresh air. You can get close to wallabies, too. Terrific.
A kids' playground inside the zoo, with plenty of room for over-6s to burn off some energy. Parents can have a coffee or a beer with a cake or a hotdog in the attached café.
