Prague: Europe's Most Magical City 🇨🇿 | Solo Travel Vlog 

Thank you! Prague is amazing.

It's like stepping into a storybook!

Thank you too!

Thank you!

Of course! Sharing the experiences with you is just as fun as the adventure itself!

Really appreciate this!

I agree, I'm going to check out more videos.

No other place like it!

Honestly, me too. I've never tasted anything like it

@@asenseoftravel Really? It is so simple, I thought it must be regular anywhere in the world.

@@tomasmicak9041 closest thing we would have here in the US are mozzarella sticks, but even then, they don't compare

Appreciate this a ton - excited for you to see some of the upcoming adventures!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Prague is amazing

Thank you!

Whoops, thanks for the catch! Both towers are stunning nonetheless ;)

Thank you!

I really appreciate this! I actually was in Holland earlier this year (only in Amsterdam) and did a video there as well. A truly fascinating part of Europe.

😂 I did not realize that! I guess we'll never know what the name of the restaurant was

​@@asenseoftravel The name of the restaurant is U Zavěšenýho Kafe at Loretánská 179, Prague 1. I recognize the terrace you sat at.

Thank you! And absolutely - next time I'm in Czechia I'd love to venture out into the greater Bohemia region for sure!

My favourite is Adršpach or Prachov - a forest of sandstone towers and pines and (in case of Adršpach) a river ride. ❤

This is awesome news to hear! Cars don't belong in city centers, so Prague is doing the right thing here.

@@asenseoftravel It's amazing, but like most projects in Prague, it's a never-ending story... If you want to know what it will look like, search for "Revitalization of Wenceslas Square", there are a lot of pictures. 👌

@@asenseoftravel I don't like cars generally, but I see a conflict in Prague, original native Praguers mostly don't even have car, but there is something we could call nobility, rich people who are trying to get almost to Prague Castle with their oversized cars and also "new Praguers" who moved there and changed their permanent adress to Prague, so they can vote there, which is problem, it can take all good changes from last years back, because these people use only cars. I remember how Prague looked in 90s and I don't want it back, cars everywhere, parkings on historical squars, smell and smog everywhere.....there is like milion cars in Prague, but I know only few native Praguers who use cars, so it's obvious that these cars are not needed there. I get it that someone goes to Prague by car, I don't want to ban cars or something and I respect freedom of traveling and personal freedom of each person, but seriously, why are they trying to get to those narrow historical streets with their cars? It doesn't make any sense, but these people don't want to be seen out of their cars because they would feel ashamed if someone saw them just walking or using public transportation.

Agreed. We see a lot of these issues in the US for sure. Dense cities with strong public transit systems were basically wiped off the map and replaced with freeways, parking lots, and oversized vehicles cutting through former neighborhoods, all of which came at the expense of existing residents :/ I hope Prague retains its commitment to keeping cars out of the city core as much as possible!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it and got good info from it!

Thanks so much!

I really appreciate this comment! I'm truly glad to hear I did an okay job at capturing the atmosphere :)

"Prague is sooooo overrated." lol what a sad hater. Prague is simply the creme of the crop for Urban Czech culture, traditions and living, like Paris is to the French or Vienna is to Austrians. But to say Praguers are not real Czechs is elitist in a different sense, especially when a quarter of All Czechs live and/or work there.

⁠@@serebii666I’d love to see Hody in Prague…

@@alu2387 So you want to export the cultural traditions of other regions to Prague... to make it less Czech? lol Do you also want suburbanites to brew their own slivovice? If you want to see Austrian/Moravian culture, you obviously should go to Morava or Austria. If you want to see cosmopolitan Czech culture, you go to Prague, which has served as such for at least 800 years. But don't come here can call this or that "overrated" because your fav tradition is foreign there.