We took Polski Bus again to travel from Wrocław to Prague. Our previous experience (travelling from Berlin to Wrocław ) was not that smooth. That time, the driver was a very rude uni-lingual person who could only speak Polish (and not that well according to other passengers). He was rude with us because of our luggage, even though I had paid to carry extra ones. Any way, from Wrocław to Prague everything went smooth and we had a nice trip, in spite of the on board wireless erratic performance.
Finally. At the city of Charlemagne, the great emperor of the 9th century. I will write more about Charlemagne in the next post. Here, I will share a few pictures taken during our visit to the Aachen Dom Cathedral and to the museum Centre Charlemagne. (tons of photos below) Finalmente. Na cidade de Carlos Magno, o grande imperador do século IX. Escreverei mais sobre Carlos Magno no próximo post. Aqui, compartilharei algumas fotos tiradas durante nossa visita à Catedral de Aachen Dom e ao museu Center Charlemagne. (uma tonelada de fotos abaixo) The Throne of Charlemagne, inside Aachen Cathedral. To see it, we had to register into a guided tour in German as the throne can only be visited with the company of a guide. We learned that during the Second World War, the throne was covered by plaster and brick to avoid it being damaged by bombs or bullets. O trono de Carlos Magno, dentro da Catedral de Aachen. Para vê-lo, tivemos que nos registrar em uma visita guiada em alemã...
I spent my birthday in Prague. A special day. Earlier, we visited the church of the Infant Jesus of Prague (the full name is Church of Our Lady Victorious and the Infant Jesus of Prague), in Malá Strana. After that, we went up hill towards Prague Castle, stopping at Medieval style restaurant U krále Brabantskéko for an old style Czech meal (with modern beer). There we went to Strahov Monastery. We ended up our evening on Charles Bridge. Eu passei meu aniversário em Praga. Um dia especial. Logo cedo, visitamos a igreja do Menino Jesus de Praga (o nome completo é Igreja de Nossa Senhora Vitoriosa e o Menino Jesus de Praga), em Malá Strana. Depois disso, subimos a colina em direção ao Castelo de Praga, parando no restaurante de estilo medieval U krále Brabantskéko para uma refeição tcheca à moda antiga (com cerveja moderna). De lá fomos ao mosteiro de Strahov. Nós terminamos nossa noite na Charles Bridge. Fireworks over the Vltava River overlooking Prague Castle and St. Vitu...
Love it, its Gracie's favorite I think, her head is always buried in it lol
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