Prague public transport series
Rajska zahrada metro station. It was the first one that was designed to be pretty and not boring.
Those who have been to Prague most likely passed this church (walking or in a tram) near Malostranske square. The church itself isn't that much interesting.
And when you happen to forget your ticket, you pay fine. As is the blond girl in this case.
PS: To make this at least a little informative... here's a very helpful website of Prague Public Transport Company.
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2 comments:
What a fascinating train station to photograph. I like the semicircle form . . . very unusual design.
It's great that your transport system doesn't stop at 1:00 in the morning like it does in Boston. How big are the fines??
Slim - You are right :) The fines are something over 20 USD (400 CZK) and there are only trams and buses at night. Last metro train goes after midnight. But you can still get to most of the places in Prague, so it's ok :)
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