RE: Prague, Czech Republic .:. Where the History is Written on the Streets

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Good evening @ph1102, I really appreciate this refreshing walk; Madrid is a little oven right now. You can never have too many photos when what they show is so spectacular. The architecture—I'm going to borrow your words—is astonishing.

Although what moved me most was the statue dedicated to Kafka. It immediately reminded me of "Letter to His Father."

Another thing that caught my attention was the two-level cemetery... humanity always finds a solution to its problems.

Without a doubt, you're doing the right thing by taking advice from other winter visitors. I look forward to the next walk.

I hope that, despite the heat, the weekend goes very well.



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I really appreciate this refreshing walk; Madrid is a little oven right now.

It's crazy here too, and it looks like it will stay like this at least for another week... I know it's summer, but it could be summer with 5-10 Degrees less... 😃

Another thing that caught my attention was the two-level cemetery...

If I understood our guide, it is a "multi-level" cemetery. Understandable, but a bit creepy... 😃 Especially with all those shops under it...

Have a great Sunday too! Keep it cool! 🍻

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Your guide is right, it's a multi-level cemetery, not two. With the heat, I don't know if I misread something or if I imagined a whole new cemetery.

I hope it cools down a bit soon. Good night! 😊🤗

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