Spanning nearly 700 meters in length, Wenceslas Square is the vibrant heart of the city. With countless shops and retail stores lining the entire square, the iconic National Museum at its top serves as a guardian of your shopping adventures. The square gracefully transitions to Na Příkopě, the renowned shopping street. When fatigue sets in or your wallet feels light, you can explore the city's charming underpasses, leading to the Old Town or the peaceful courtyards of art nouveau buildings adorned with lush greenery, inviting white benches, and blooming rose bushes that offer serene retreats amidst the city bustle. Additionally, don't miss the chance to savor the local flavors in traditional cafés, classic Czech pubs, and theaters, with the National Theater near the river presenting various cultural events for visitors. Stroll along the riverbank, where live music and refreshing drinks await as you watch the sun dip behind the majestic Prague Castle.

Played blackjack. It's a continuous shuffle machine. 3:2 blackjack. Table minimum was 100czk. Not busy at all; probably 6 guests in the casino on Saturday night. Dealer was all business, lacking smiles or a sense of fun. I even tried to give him a tip to lighten the mood, but when I asked for 25 czk chips for change, he refused. Even after I explained it was for a tip, he said, "If that's all you're going to give me, don't bother." Disappointed, I didn't tip and ended up leaving after just 10 minutes.

Written May 13, 2024

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