This was the Old Town Square - The oldest and most important square in historic Prague, dating from before the 12th century, it was originally a market place where merchants from all over Europe gathered. The square has witnessed many events of historical importance including the execution of 27 Bohemian squires in 1621 and the installation of the new city council in 1784 after the five districts of Prague were united. It was also the epicenter of the Prague Uprising in May 1945. The Hus Monument (1915) stands in the square..
The Prague Astronomical Clock 
Clock with Tyn Cathedral in the back
Charles Bridge - Crosses the Vltava River built in 1357. During the night Charles Bridge is a quiet place. But during the day it changes its face into a very busy place, with painters, owners of kiosks and other traders alongside numerous tourists crossing the bridge.
Street performer video - press play!
Charles Bridge & Castle - The Corm finally got up and met us!
Marionettes
Cemetery in the Jewish District
The bar was closed...will come back tomorrow
A cellular tower that has babies crawling all over it......very strange!
The best dinner so far with some delicious Czech food
Somebody was hungry!
Cormac entertaining the crowd in the music room at Sir Toby's
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