August 2003
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn and Dre at U Modre Kachnicky ('The Blue Duck') on their first night in Prague |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre chose the wild boar steak with mushrooms. |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn loves a heapin' helpin' of swine - roast pork with bacon! |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre insists the Moravian wine is excellent! |
 Small Image | Large Image Cheers! |
 Small Image | Large Image One of the few remaining gas street lamps in Prague |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre is trying desperately to keep up with the tour group, wherever they are. |
 Small Image | Large Image The imposing rococo gateway into the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn in front of the gateway into the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image The gateway is topped by the colossal Battling Giants statues. |
 Small Image | Large Image Back in the day, loose women and adulterers were put on display naked in this cage. |
 Small Image | Large Image The Third Castle Courtyard is dominated by the hulking St. Vitus Cathedral. |
 Small Image | Large Image St. Vitus Cathedral is Prague's most celebrated Gothic cathedral. |
 Small Image | Large Image Construction on the St. Vitus Cathedral began in 1334. |
 Small Image | Large Image Vitus is the patron saint of Prague. His remains were brought here in 1355. |
 Small Image | Large Image Beautiful stained glass inside the entrance to the St. Vitus Cathedral |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn inside St. Vitus Cathedral |
 Small Image | Large Image There are several small chapels - like this one - inside St. Vitus Cathedral. |
 Small Image | Large Image Intricate and beautiful stained glass in the St. Vitus Cathedral |
 Small Image | Large Image Mandatory drug tests were never put in place for the stone carvers. |
 Small Image | Large Image In St. George's Square on the eastern end of the cathedral is a remarkable statue of St. George slaying the dragon. |
 Small Image | Large Image The Golden Gate along the southern wall of St. Vitus Cathedral |
 Small Image | Large Image The tympanum over the doorway is decorated with a 14th-century mosaic of the Last Judgment. Super creepy! |
 Small Image | Large Image Look up! |
 Small Image | Large Image In the courtyard between St. Vitus and St. George |
 Small Image | Large Image St. George's Basilica |
 Small Image | Large Image The entrance to yet another 16th-century building in the castle complex |
 Small Image | Large Image Golden Lane is a picturesque street of 16th-century houses built into the castle fortifications. |
 Small Image | Large Image Franz Kafka supposedly lived or worked at no. 22 for a brief time in 1917. |
 Small Image | Large Image An old German print detailing the effects of alcoholism! |
 Small Image | Large Image Ornate metal door knocker |
 Small Image | Large Image View of Prague as seen from the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image Stitched photo of Prague taken from the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image Another stitched photo of Prague taken from the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image Prague and Shawn |
 Small Image | Large Image Josefov (Jewish Quarter) - Prague is considered one of Europe's great Jewish cities. |
 Small Image | Large Image On the Community Center wall facing the Old-New Synagogue is a clock with a Hebrew face. It turns left! |
 Small Image | Large Image The Old Town Square is surrounded by baroque buildings and packed with tourists. |
 Small Image | Large Image The massive black monument in the center of the square is Jan Hus, who challenged the Roman Catholic hierarchy and was burned at the stake. |
 Small Image | Large Image The three-towered edifice of St. Nicholas Church |
 Small Image | Large Image St. Nicholas Church is based on the 1735 design of Prague's baroque master architect K. I. Dienzenhofer. |
 Small Image | Large Image A picturesque view of the Old Town Square as seen from the Old Town Hall |
 Small Image | Large Image The Church of Our Lady before Tyn is second only to St. Vitus cathedral as the most remarkable Gothic church with Baroque interior in Prague. |
 Small Image | Large Image The Church of Our Lady before Tyn contains the tomb of Tycho de Brahe, the famous astronomer. |
 Small Image | Large Image Old Town's red roofs with Prague Castle in the background |
 Small Image | Large Image The Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Hall |
 Small Image | Large Image The Astronomical Clock presents a mechanical parade of saints and sinners every hour. |
 Small Image | Large Image Details of the Astronomical Clock |
 Small Image | Large Image Old Town Hall |
 Small Image | Large Image Beautiful carved doorway at the Old Town Hall |
 Small Image | Large Image Old Town Hall |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn stands in front of the Lesser Town Towers at one end of the Charles Bridge. |
 Small Image | Large Image Tourists, craftsmen and entertainers crowd Charles Bridge. |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre on the Charles Bridge, Prague's most celebrated structure |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn on the Charles Bridge, the 1,700-foot-long pedestrian promenade between Old Town and the Prague Castle |
 Small Image | Large Image The Old Town Bridge Tower was designed by the same architect who designed St. Vitus Cathedral. |
 Small Image | Large Image 1848 statue in tribute to Charles IV, who commissioned the construction of Charles Bridge |
 Small Image | Large Image The Powder Tower is a Gothic building from 1475. |
 Small Image | Large Image The Powder Tower was probably used to store gunpowder. |
 Small Image | Large Image Art shot of the Powder Tower |
 Small Image | Large Image The Municipal House is an Art Nouveau building near the Prague Marriott Hotel. |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn eating goulash and Moravian cheeses at a microbrewery. Enjoy! |
 Small Image | Large Image Dre chills in the large and luxurious room at the Prague Marriott Hotel. |
 Small Image | Large Image The bed in the large and luxurious room at the Prague Marriott Hotel |
 Small Image | Large Image Shawn on the German bullet train, the ICE, on his way back to Frankfurt, Germany |