This weekend, some friends and I went to Prague, which was really fun!
On Saturday, we did a lot of exploring. We walked from our hostel to the Old City, which was really cool to see and had a lot of character. The main square was full of people and there were a few performers and food stands. We got mulled wine and trdelník (all the consonants), which was a kind of flakey pastry on a stick with some cinnamon sugar situation on top and it was amazing.
After our delicious snack, we wandered over to the Charles Bridge. It was a beautiful day and the bridge has such a nice view.
We then got went to the John Lennon Wall, which was really cool and a lot smaller than we thought it would be.
After the John Lennon Wall, we walked up a series of stairs to the Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral. It was very overwhelming and Gothic.
On our way back to the hostel, we walked through the Old City again, and saw a parade of sorts for Carnaval.
On Sunday we just walked around and explored a little because we had to catch a bus at 2:30.
It was awesome being able to just hop on a bus and go to an entirely different country for a weekend, and Prague was a great city to visit.
Katherine (Nina) Jones
<p><span style="color: rgb(29, 29, 29); font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: normal; background-color: rgb(237, 237, 237);">Nina Jones is a junior at George Washington University studying International Affairs and History. In the future, she intends to pursue a career in either law or research. In addition to her interest in travel, Nina likes to read, play tennis, and listen to music. While in Vienna, Nina looks forward to taking advantage of the history, art, food, and language. She cannot wait to immerse herself in everything Vienna has to offer.</span></p>