Even though we did not have an enjoyable time in Prague (Praha) as shared in an earlier article, we still have to nod that the capital of Czech Republic is a city that translates the definition of beauty into perfection. Apart from admiring its architectural grandeur at different spots such as Old Town Square, Winceles Square, Charles Bridge and the list goes on, the city also offer countless photography opportunities that we enjoyed in the midst of negative vibes we experienced here. 

The 14th century stone Gothic bridge that connects Old Town to Lesser Town is one of the Prague's most beautiful structure. Stretching over 500 meters, the bridge is bustled with activities such as performing musicians, artists selling their works and maybe some pickpockets?

Looking at this building with impressive design and a range of interesting sculpture, we know it got to do with something with arts. It turned out this building is the National Theater of Czech.

There are 3 different types of shows will be played here - opera, ballet and drama. Actually, these shows will alternate their performances between National Theater, the Theater of the Estates and Kolowrat Theater. Check out their websites for more box offices show time and see what type of show interest you the most.

The Dancing House, or known as Fred & Ginger defies the norms of medieval building in the Old Town. It has a non-traditional design, having curved and unusual shapes resembles 2 people in dancing.

Though the building has an artistic design, but it has nothing to do with arts in reality. It is just another office building and shopping lot. 

The Dancing House is located a distance away from the Old Town. Walking is plausible, but you may want to consider taking a ride to Karlovo náměstí metro station if you feel tired of walking.

7) Head of Franz Kafka

Restaurance Mincovna has topped our list after we read several reviews and articles about the restaurants around Old Town Square. Many mentioned that a lot of restaurants around Old Town Square is a rip-off, serving expensive but substandard Czech food with the exception of Restaurance Mincovna. We agreed the food here is good, but the rip-off by the crew is an unpleasant experience we had here. You can read about the unpleasant experience in other article we have posted earlier.

Both the main dishes we had here may not look aesthetically appealing, but rest assured their taste is wonderful. Let's start with the Duck Thigh (325 Czk). The duck confit in thyme is served along with red cabbages, homemade bun dumplings (knedliky) and strong duck jus. The duck meat is tender and flavorful, complimented well by the red cabbages. On top of that, the slices of fried stuff on top of the duck is a wonder - crisp in texture and make a sharp contrast to the duck texture. On the other hand, the dumplings definitely did not fit well into our liking.

Knee of Young Piglets (385 Czk) is a slowly roasted pork meat, then served on top of mashed potatoes with chives, complimented with red onion with thyme honey. Everything components of the food work nicely with each other - red onions enhanced the taste and make it less plain, then mushy potatoes served as carbohydrates portion of the meal. 

Overall, food here is good and worth the try.

As you walk around Wencesles Square, you will see a few street food selling sausages and various snacks that looked tempting, and appeared to be affordable.

However, the reality is these food are subpar, not to mention some of these stall operators are scammers. The first stall where we had Wencesles Sausage (80 Czk) was alright but nothing impressive, but the second stall where we had fried cheese is a scammer. 

Save your money and spend it elsewhere. Totally not worth it to have the food here.