Traveling in Prague

Bus.


Metro.

Bella Italia

No doubt about that, Italy is beautiful (unlike the photo from our metro that is rather depressive). At that moment I immediately remembered Jessica's Rome Photo Blog and Valeria's Verona daily photo. Both of which are my favorite blogs from Italy. I can't wait for summer when there are also direct flights to Sardegna from Prague :)

By the way, would anybody like to visit Annie Leibovitz exhibition in Wien?

Tram and Metro

Texting

You have a choice

This is advertisement for student bank account. It says "You have a choice" ... meaning the choice between having account in their bank or being a whore. I guess. Well, I had one of my student accounts here, too. They paid 333 Kc (like 13 EUR) a year and there were no fees :)

Prague Metro survey

We had a big Prague Metro survey today. When you entered the station you got a special ticket and you gave it back at your end station. You can imagine all the trains full with people holding their special ticket in front of them :)

Last time this kind of survey happened was when we were young boys. So after the school we traveled all stations like crazy getting and returning the tickets everywhere having fun that there will be some weird results after final counting. But I guess the people doing the "counting" didn't care at all :)

Ticket for Prague public transport

For 26 CZK (= 1 EUR) you have 90 minutes of traveling wherever you want.

Girl in Prague Subway

At Nadrazi Holesovice metro station. Close to one of Prague's fashion schools (there are two in Prague, I think). She might be going to that school now. At least she wanted to when we accidentally met (in front of that school) and I took this picture of her (in front of a Prague Metro map).

Canon 50E + Ilford Pan 400

Walking on a metro tube

I think it was cheaper to build the metro tube not-underground.

You can walk on it now :)

From station to station.

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.

Charles square

Charles square and Jecna street (almost always full of cars). That glass building is about 5 or 6 or maybe a little more years old. And my camera is put on the Charles square metro station entry.

In metro