Waiting for last train

Courses for children at Jizni Mesto

Finally back in Prague. After a few days in a strange city and a few days in Slovak republic with those beauties.

So this is the first thing I saw yesterday: beading courses for children :)

Narodni trida metro station

Rajska zahrada metro station

One of the newer stations.

Mustek metro station

Entry to Mustek metro station. The escalators are newly renovated. They are so new and shiny it almost feel like they don't belong here. Here are the old ones so you can compare.

Smichovske nadrazi metro station

The girl actually started to run because it is not good to miss a train that close to midnight. I did my running about 30 minutes and 15 stations before.

Tickets here - Smichovske nadrazi metro station

Ticket machines at Smichovske nadrazi metro station. In red and yellow.

Escalators at Narodni trida station

Escalators at Narodni trida metro station. It must have been late because there's usually more than one person.
And here's the opposite view.

Ticket control at Mustek metro station

Those guys standing upstairs were checking transport tickets. If you're in Prague and if you're going through Mustek metro station I recommend to have a valid ticket. They are checking it here almost all the time.

Speaking of public transport. If you need help with anything regarding Prague public transport (tickets, how to get somewhere, etc.) you can call free phone number (00420) 800 19 18 17 and they will answer your questions. I saw their ad in a tram yesterday and since it was written in English you don't have to speak Czech to get helped.

From Underground to Prague's biggest square

Exit at Karlovo namesti metro station to the square of the same name. It is Charles square in English and it is Prague's biggest square with tram connections to the most places in Prague. Literally, you will get everywhere in Prague from Charles square by tram.

Have a great weekend! :)

Canonet QL17 + expired Fujichrome 100/1000 slide film

(Almost) candid shot of a girl on an escalator

Picture of the escalator at Mustek metro station (at the centre of Prague).

I did it only because of that girl :)

And because I have a camera in my hand. Because it didn't fit into my to the top filled bag (with other cameras :)

The weather forecast for the weekend in Prague (and the whole Czech Rep.) is very promising. I think we'll have a great time. Hope you'll have a great time too :)

Rajska zahrada - one of the "design" stations of Prague metro

Rajska zahrada metro station is one of Prague's newer stations - those that were built during the last 10-15 years. The difference between them and Prague's older ones is really big. In the past all the stations were the same. Maybe the color was changing but nothing more. The new ones are built as an oportunities for the architects and Rajska zahrada is one of the nicest in Prague. But you can't tell from the photo :)

There's a metro wagon in the photo as it just arrived at the downstairs platform. Next station is final, it's called Cerny most (Black bridge) and is in the north-east part of Prague. I was, obviously :), at the upstairs platform and trains from here go to the centre of Prague and continue to the south-west part of Prague. This metro line has almost 30 stations at all and it takes about an hour from one end to the other.

Florenc metro station