My trip to Prague was like a scene from “Last Vegas” movie – we were 4 close friends since teenage years, in a new city, having the coolest vacation of our lives (well, despite the movie we didn’t gamble at casino or have a pool party with half-naked girls (alas) 😀

All started in a cozy summer evening back home in Armenia, when we met to drink a wine in one of those nice authentic wine bars in Yerevan. That kind of evenings always have a moment of silence when everyone is looking at the glass of wine and pondering about the meaning of life or creation of universe, so suddenly one of us breaks the silence by saying “Let’s go to Prague, in November!”, and the other 3 are like – “Hell YES!!!”, “That sounds awesome!!!”, “Let’s do this girls!!!”.

I have no idea why Prague, and why in November, but that was the greatest idea my friend ever had in her life (well, except the idea of putting unripe apricots inside our cheeks and posing for a picture with serious faces like nothing’s wrong)

Needless to say Prague was extremely beautiful. Before my visit I was kind of skeptical about the statements saying it’s the most beautiful city in Europe. Now I partially agree with them. The architecture of the city is just unbelievable, it keeps you looking up all the time and marveling at the splendid facades of buildings.

Street musicians are another important ingredient of Prague majesty. The jazz music they play in streets creates an amazing atmosphere in the city. In no other place I saw musicians shaping the spirit of their city like this, it’s as if Prague can’t exist without them, as if they’re the crucial part of the city and they will stay there and play with that enthusiasm as long as Prague exists.

The river, the bridges and swans are the other delicacy of Prague. The river Vltava gives a nice charm to the city, and the swans peacefully swimming in it create that quiet atmosphere where you forget about the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the nature to the fullest.

I’ll leave you with the pictures of Prague, but before going just have to tell one more little awesomeness of this city – the food is DELICIOUS! Seriously, it is delicious and really cheap (if you know where to eat 😉 I hope I’ll have a post about it soon. Stay tuned! 😉

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The river Vltava during golden hour

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Church of Our Lady before Týn

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Prague astronomical clock

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The river, the swans, and the Castle of Prague

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The peaceful swans

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The Charles Bridge

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The girl who’s chasing the swan 🙂 

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Little colorful things of Prague

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Bubbles everywhere

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Prague, 1900s 😀

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Prague Castle

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The beautiful architecture of the city

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Prague Castle from Charles Bridge

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Autumn in Prague

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Cute pink flamingos of Prague zoo

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DOX museum of contemporary art

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A random moment in Prague life

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Scary night in Prague

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Prague from above

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Those lanterns 🙂

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Jazz musicians of Prague. They’re the soul of the city 🙂