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[:en]Each year, right before Christmas, I go on a trip with my mother to get into the perfect Christmas mood. Last year we went to Vienna and this year we decided on Prague. I must admit (somewhat ashamedly) that I thought I was going to some backwards ex-Soviet republic, but to my surprise I found a modern, trendy, hospitable and absolutely gorgeous city which was like a fairytale to walk around in.
Of course the main reason we went here were all the Christmas markets out of which the largest were on the Old Town Square as well as on Wenceslas Square and there were smaller markets every here and there no matter where in the city you were. These pictures are a mix of here and there, but they all convey the spirit of Christmas.
And yeah, well, what can I say, at least they had smoked those chips really well. But make sure to try local delicacies, such as the thin bread rolls baked over open fire in the picture below.
And then there are ornaments. I have as a tradition to always buy a Christmas ornament to remember my trips by. One day when I’m all grown up and will actually have a Christmas tree, these ornaments will remind me of all my lovely trips around the world. This time I bought both a hand painted ornament with some local architecture as well as one of these angels.
When you’re tired of Christmas stuff (you will get tired after a while), explore the areas surrounding the Prague Castle. With it’s immense history and beautiful architecture, not unique only to the castle, but to all of Prague, you can spend hours just walking around in the narrow alleys and over beautiful bridges, most notably, the Charles Bridge.
If you’re a narcissist like me, you’ll enjoy this maze. The less enjoyable part is that it took forever for me to actually find my way out of it.
Just next to the maze there was a lookout tower built for an industrial exhibition in 1891 (just as the maze was). I am DEATHLY afraid of heights when they’re open air solutions like these. The only thing standing between me and a huge leap into death were these bars and I’m surprised I actually could hold my hands steady enough to take this picture with a wonderful view over the Charles Bridge.
The Castle itself isn’t just A castle. It’s a bundle of castles built in different eras and they actually compile into an imperial city which was secluded in the old days when the Habsburgs still ruled the place. Oh how I miss those days…
If you wanna get drunk, that’s no problem. There’s alcohol everywhere and it’s dirt cheap as well.
I dunno who wins the posing contest here. I’m trying to look as stern as he does though. When walking down from the Prague Castle, you sooner or later get to the famous Charles Bridge. The swans at its shore were scary as heck (I was attacked by one when I was a kid, hence the trauma), but make for a pretty addition to the scenery.
To treat ourselves to something special, we ate at the adorable Restaurant Ungelt. A Michelin Star restaurant with delicious food and immensely friendly staff. We thought, what the heck, we’re worth this. When we saw the bill we were kind of shocked though. A three course meal for two persons for a total of 70€!!! That is like… CHEAP. Everything else was cheap too. A taxi from the airport to our hotel located in Prague 1 (yes, they go from like 1-8, just like the arrondissements in Paris) cost 15€ and I was appalled when I went to Louis Vuitton and found out my bag actually cost 200€ less in Prague than it did in London. Talk about being bummed!
So if you want cheap (and GREAT) shopping on top of that wonderful Christmas feeling from all the markets while you take in the beautiful architecture all around, Prague is my tip for your next Christmas trip. I bet it’s beautiful in the summer too, a fact I need to check out soon. I lit one of these candles (in walnuts) together with this adorable girl to thank universe. Universe certainly has given me so very much this year.
Merry Christmas my dear friends, but no worries, I will keep you updated with new posts all Christmas long!
[:sv]Varje år, innan jul, åker jag och mamma till en stad varken hon eller jag varit i innan för att insupa lite julatmosfär och komma i rätt stämning. Denna gång föll lotten på Prag och efteråt är jag extremt tacksam för detta. Innan vi åkte (och till och med på flygplatsen) trodde jag att det var ett någorlunda slitet öststatsland med sovjetprägel. Skamset får jag erkänna att jag inte kunde ha mer fel. Prag är trendigt, vackert, otroligt rikt på historia (me like) och helt rätt ställe att komma i julstämning på.
Huvudorsaken var som sagt att komma i julstämning och denna finner man självfallet enklast på julmarknader. De största finns på torget i gamla stan (tja, jag tänker inte ge mig på att stava det på tjeckiska) samt på den imponerande boulevarden Wenceslas Square, men det fanns små julstånd lite här och var runtom hela staden.
Och tja, brandsäkerheten i stånden var väl lite sisådär, men åtminstone fick man rökta chips om inte annat. Glöm inte att testa lokala delikatesser som dessa tunna brödrullar som bakades över öppen eld.
Jag har för vana att köpa med mig julgransdekorationer var jag än befinner mig i världen för att sedan när jag blir vuxen någon gång kunna hänga upp dem i min gran och minnas alla underbara resor jag gjort runt världen. Den här gången blev det både en handmålad julgranskula med pragmotiv samt en ängel.
När man väl tröttnar på julstämningen, för det gör man faktiskt, kan man spendera timme efter timme med att strosa runt i denna otroligt vackra stad, vare sig det är i dess smala gränder nära slottet eller över någon av deras många broar, Karlsbron inte att förglömma.
Narcissist som jag är så älskade jag såklart den här spegellabyrinten som byggdes till en industriutställning 1891. Det var däremot smått jobbigt att hitta ut därifrån, men vad gjorde det när man kan se sig själv från 100 olika vinklar.
Precis intill labyrinten fanns ett utsiktstorn, även det byggt 1891. Till saken hör att jag är GALET rädd för höjder när det inte är glasfönster eller annat som “skyddar”. Här var det enbart dessa metallstängsel som skyddade mig från en säker död ner i ravinen. Jag är bara stolt nog över att jag var stadig nog på handen för att fånga denna vy över staden (och Karlsbron) samt bilden nedan med utsikt över slottet.
Slottet är dock inte bara ett slott. Det är en samling byggnader från olika tidsepoker som bildar en sluten stad i staden, som numera (till min och Habsburgarnas förfäran) dock är öppen för allmänheten.
Om du är ute efter en fylla så är det lätt att fixa. Sprit finns överallt och alkohol är otroligt billigt. Om en öl kostar mer än 30 kronor anses det vara dyrt…
Här försöker jag posera lika bistert som soldaten, men tror ändå han vinner. Åtminstone i ståtligt poseande. Bakom mig anar man ett Prag i solnedgång och när man går ner från slottet möts man förr eller senare av Karlsbron. Där kryllar det av svanar och jag är smått rädd för dessa fåglar då jag blev attackerad av en svan som treåring (oerhört traumatiskt, jag vet), men de blir en snygg förgrund inför Karlsbron.
Sista kvällen tänkte jag och mamma att vi skulle lyxa till det lite “för det var vi värda” så vi åt på Restaurant Ungelt som innehade både Michelinstjärna, oerhört god mat och trevlig personal. När vi fick kvittot blev vi dock smått chockade. Tre rätters middag för två personer inklusive dryck och dricks gick på… 70€!!! Om inte det är billigt vet jag inte vad. Det var inte det enda som var billigt. En taxi från flygplatsen till Prag 1 där vi bodde (staden är uppdelad i arrondissement precis som Paris) kostade 15€ och när jag gick in på Louis Vuitton såg jag att min väska kostade hela 200€ mindre i Prague än vad den gjorde i London. Där var jag smått bitter.
Så årets julresa med mamma blir även årets julstadstips. Prag har allt från god mat, billig shopping, fantastisk arkitektur och historia, vänliga människor till julstämning. För att avsluta resan lägger jag upp bilden där jag tillsammans med denna bedårande flicka tände ljus stöpta i valnötsskal med syftet att tacka universum och om det är något jag ska tacka detta år är det just universum och allt det gett mig.
God Jul kära vänner, men säger inte Gott Nytt År än, då jag kommer att publicera blogginlägg hela julen lång. 🙂
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Sharon Wu
December 22, 2016 at 7:29 pmWow, Christmas in Prague looks and sounds amazing! I am also really loving your coat — can I have it?! Haha. Hope you have an enjoyable holiday with your mom, Thomas! I look forward to seeing more of your holiday adventures on here, and can’t wait to catch up with you soon. Happy Holidays! Sending you lots of love from LA xoxoxo, sharon
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Lucy Hernández
December 22, 2016 at 9:45 pmWhat a wonderful tradition!! I’d love to do something like that with my little’s! How old wr you when you started taking these trips? And I’ve always wanted to go to Prague, I’ve heard great things. But like you not exactly sure what to expect ???♀️ Thanks for all the great insight and happy holidays!
Charlie
December 23, 2016 at 1:06 amHey man !! Thank you for sharing this post !! Now I’m 100 % sure I will go to Prague this 2017 ! Your blog is awesome
Jennifer Quattrucci
December 23, 2016 at 1:11 amI’m just smiling so much as I read about your adventure and see all these delightful pictures. I really enjoyed your instastories, and really wished I was there with you, strolling around , seeing the many charming Christmas sights. I think the maze with totally freak me out because we have similar spots like this around here , only made of corn ( seriously) that I am not a fan of . I love how you get ornaments every year . My mom always did this for me and my sister and now we collect for our children. There is nothing like filling up a tree with lovely memories. I can’t go without saying how truly dashing you look in each picture ( and in your instastories) and I look forward to following all your future adventures and achievements. Thank you so much for sharing , Tommy. Xoxoxo
Anthony @oh_anthonio
December 23, 2016 at 1:39 amI’ve always wanted to go to Prague and this post has me reconsidering it again. It was really helpful to see what it’s like through your eyes. Glad you enjoyed!
Jo
December 23, 2016 at 2:37 amThere are so many beautiful places in this world I would love to visit but honestly Prague was never on my list till I learned everything about this amazing city through your eyes. I’ll definitely want to go there one day very soon (hopefully in summer time when it isn’t too cold ?). I absolutely love all the details you shared about this city along with those stunning images you captured (are you sure you aren’t a professional photographer?). I am also so happy you were able to spend some quality time with mom during this very festive time of the year!
Thank you so much for sharing another great post with us, Thomas!
With love,
Joanne
Eric k
December 23, 2016 at 3:57 amThomas, i have to be honest here and tell you that, as i was reading this Blog i realized that i have missed your articles. Truly my favorite to read and feel like Im traveling with you or experiencing different things the same way you are experiencing them. I absolutely love Prague and i think the entire country should write you a big check for convincing me to put this place into my bucket list.
Stay strong buddy, and we can’t wait see you back in action.
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Mariann Yip
December 23, 2016 at 4:25 amIt’s so funny that you went to Prague a month after me! Did you try the goulash?? I definitely miss the markets and the food!
Yasmin
December 23, 2016 at 6:47 amLove this little slice of life in Prague. Such an entertaining travel guide. Good to know it is an affordable place to go. Also it’s so great that you take a yearly Xmas vacation with your mom. So cute! And those little Xmas stalls are so adorable. I too find birds scary AF – I mean they can fly and jump on you. Let’s just say I had an incident when I was younger too haha.
xx Yasmin
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gracie
December 23, 2016 at 3:29 pmPrague at Christmas looks amazing. Truly magical. Your photos are so good. Are you taking them yourself ? I love that you are on this trip with your mom, such a special tradition. Have a wonderful Christmas & can’t wait to see more !
xx,gracie
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Martina caruso
December 23, 2016 at 5:54 pmSono appena arrivata sul tuo blog davvero bellissimo… è molto belli gli scatti di questo articolo!!
Stephanie
December 23, 2016 at 6:19 pmI have SO been looking forward to this post (you know that)! It certainly didn’t disappoint. The photos are spectacular, and it looks like you had an incredible time. I love that you had the idea of getting an ornament in each place you travel. That’s so creative (and I totally might steal it from you whenever I actually begin to travel myself). Thank you so much for sharing your trip with us! I hope that you may have more photos in the near future. Oh! And Merry Christmas 🙂
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Natalia K
December 23, 2016 at 7:14 pmThese markets look amazing I would love to go on a shopping spree there and the ornament is so pretty have a lovely Christmas
Leila D.
December 23, 2016 at 8:34 pmLove the photos, lovely place. I have never been there before, maybe I’ll go one day. You should visit Sarajevo sometime, it’s also very beautiful. Happy Friday!
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Luke
December 23, 2016 at 11:26 pmWow, beautifully shot Thomas and some great tips and suggestions for Prague even if you aren’t there at Christmas time.
diana
December 23, 2016 at 11:34 pmIt is so nice that you had to travel with your mom, I wish I could join my holiday season with my family, but they live to far. Christmas is so beautiful time of the year in Europe
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Gina Diaz
December 24, 2016 at 1:16 amFirst of all, I would like to say that I am happy to see YOU back here! :))) this sounds like an exciting trip to your mom, I love traveling with my mom too! I have never visited this place, but I dream of going one day, especially now that I have seen your beautiful pictures. By the way, your coat is so beautiful and looks wonderful on you!!!! as always your styling is so amazing…. Xx, Gina
Happy holidays, send you the biggest hug!
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Samantha Mariko
December 24, 2016 at 3:04 amWelcome back 🙂 It must be so nice to be able to travel every Christmas with your mom, and it seems like there is so much to do and see in Prague! Thanks for your thoughtful comments always <3 Wishing you a Merry Christmas from Japan!
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Cece Lam
December 24, 2016 at 3:08 ami love this soo muh!
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Katherine
December 24, 2016 at 4:15 amThese are great photos!
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Helen Chik
December 24, 2016 at 10:03 amI was meant to visit Prague two years ago but fell ill in Budapest so never made it! I’m so jealous because the city looks amazing and that architecture is just so beautiful!!! Have a fabulous Christmas there Thomas!!
Helen xx
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Aldora
December 24, 2016 at 2:39 pmWOW Prague looks like an amazing place to hang out Thomas! And everything looks so magical in your post including that maze! Hope you’ll enjoy your weekend 😉
Annelies
December 24, 2016 at 3:26 pmLovely place, it’s on my bucketlist for sure! 🙂
xx
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Lauren
December 25, 2016 at 12:05 amThis looks like an amazing trip! I’ve always wanted to see the Christmas markets in Prague 🙂 Hope you have a wonderful holiday!
Xx,
Lauren
Jen
December 25, 2016 at 1:18 amOMG Thomas, I’m so jealous of you! Christmas in Prague looks like a dream come true to me. I love everything about Christmas so I would probably stay in the market all day and eat and see everything Christmas related. That castle is amazing too! Do they allow photoshoots? Haha, so beautiful and wonderfully captured. I hope to visit one day!
Yuena Li
December 25, 2016 at 3:40 amAbsolutely loved this post. This little marketplace seemed to have so many things I WOULD love to check out. And I’ve always wanted to celebrate Christmas in a different country just for the experience. And that sunset was absolutely breath taking. I’m still waiting for a smile from you!!
With love,
Yuena
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Maggie
December 25, 2016 at 6:15 amI’m so jealous you got to spend Christmas in Prague! I’ve always wanted to travel to Europe, but never had the chance and it’s so cool you get to travel with your mom.
Initially when I read your comment about buying Christmas ornaments, I thought, “Why would he buy something so fragile” to take back? But what you said was so beautiful – to have a tree filled with ornaments from around the world. I think I’m going to start doing that! Haha. 😛
Merry Christmas!
xoxo,
Maggie S.
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Darya
December 25, 2016 at 12:09 pmSuch a wonderful Christmas post!
I really like the text and photos!
…..Thank you for this festive mood… Happy to read you!
frank lin
December 25, 2016 at 12:34 pmThomas, the photos are incredible!
Prague is on my list for such a long time :(!!
xx frank
Everest
December 25, 2016 at 5:40 pmThe Christmas spirit is really strong in Prague and I think it looks beautiful! I was in Prague in summer and I think it looks way prettier in winter than in Summer from your pictures. I would definitely return in Winter for these festive mood!
Kisses from Singapore,
Everest
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Belle
December 25, 2016 at 6:43 pmThomas I think it’s absolutely beautiful that you can take a trip each year with your mom!!! That’s so sweet. I haven’t been to Vienna but I love markets and would love to explore a Christmas market. Christmas stuff can get a little overwhelming- I definitely agree. How much do handpainted ornaments go for there?? They are gorgoeus! Merry Christmas!!
Sofia
December 25, 2016 at 9:57 pmOMG the christmas market looks so amazing!! If its one thing i miss about Europe its the christmas markets. In the US they’re more about decorating their houses but there aren’t a lot of festivities going on.
Shalini
December 26, 2016 at 12:30 amThomas, your pictures are seriously so beautiful! I felt like I was in Prague! Prague and Iceland are two places I have on my list to visit in 2017. Thank you so much for sharing these…. so many great ideas! Happy holidays! xx shalini
Anju
December 26, 2016 at 2:39 amChristmas in Prague sounds amazing. Adding it to my bucket list, hopefully next Xmas trip. Thanks for your tips on making it a trip for Shopping and dining 😀
xo
Anju
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Candace Hampton
December 26, 2016 at 4:44 amWhat a beautiful place to visit before the holidays! Visiting here would have definitely put me in the Christmas spirit. It’s so beautiful there 🙂
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Laurelle
December 26, 2016 at 5:42 amOh my goodness! All of your pictures made me want to travel there so badly! It looks beautiful, and all the food and handmade things looked so charming and wonderful! Hope you had a great trip and a wonderful Christmas!
-Laurelle
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Jenelle
December 26, 2016 at 9:02 amI love Prague so much!! There is so much to see. We just wandered around, yet I feel like we missed most of the tourist attractions. We walked around the grounds of the castle, but I think that is it. I’d love to go back again one day. The food is delicious and as you say, sooooo cheap!
I read your encounter with swans, but I think that photo is lovely!!
xx Jenelle
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Eva
December 26, 2016 at 9:58 amHello Thomas!!!
Really nice idea to take a trip before Christmas, and go on the little markets. Prague is very beautiful and I never saw yet.
Hope you can enjoy all time with your Mum, wish you a happy Holidays, dear.
xx Eva from Italy
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Morgan Klein
December 26, 2016 at 3:11 pmThis trip looks amazing! I love the tradition that you have for Christmas where you buy an ornament from each place that you visit. So cool! You must have a ton!
Lolita Mas
December 26, 2016 at 4:21 pmI dream about visiting Prague in Winter, hopefully next year I will do it!
Manda
December 26, 2016 at 4:43 pmThis town is so charming! I love the entire feel of your shots and I have the same tradition when picking out ornaments!
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Elizabeth Lee
December 26, 2016 at 8:08 pmFor me, Prague is almost too pretty to be real. Your photos just confirmed that this city is a dream! It must have been even more stunning with the Christmas decorations up. The hand painted ornaments are so special and I love the idea of collecting them as souvenirs to remind you of your trips. And, do you always look this stylish when you travel??
Love, Liz
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Open Kloset By Karina
December 26, 2016 at 8:51 pmDear Thomas,
Happy that you are back:) Love Prague, i was there twice, Beautiful And Cheap:)
Very Similar to Budapest i can say:)
Your Photos are Stunning as Always and Very Sweet:) Lovely Christmas Style 🙂
Sending you Love and Kisses
Open Kloset By Karina
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Iliana
December 26, 2016 at 9:49 pmAhh the rolls, cookies and food all look yummy ? the scenery is my favorite ?
Jessie
December 26, 2016 at 10:50 pmOng Prague looks amazing during the winter and it’s such a cosy place to spend your Christmas! I was in Prague earlier this year during summer, but it looked completely different! I will try to visit the city again during winter next time! Thanks for sharing Thomas!
Xx, Jessie
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Bryanna
December 26, 2016 at 11:26 pmOh my goodness, yes!! I’m terrified of birds and my friends and I passed that same place where you were and she wanted to pet/feed the swans… I was petrified haha. I miss Prague’s Christmas markets so bad! Such a great place to get unique and festive gifts. Your post brought so many memories back, so thank you!
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Jo
December 27, 2016 at 12:34 amHappy (belated) Christmas, Thomas! What a lovely tradition to have with your mom! Thanks for sharing your experience and your awesome photos of Prague. I clearly need to visit this beautiful city, not only because it’s inexpensive (which is a very good reason to go, indeed), but because there looks like so many fun things to do! p.s. I really, really want one of those gingerbread man cookies 🙂
xo, Jo
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Brittany
December 27, 2016 at 3:10 amHow beautiful!!! You’ve absolutely sparked my interest in Prague.
xx
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Jordan Chapman
December 27, 2016 at 5:05 amI’ve never been to Prague, but it looks like you had an amazing time. Christmas is always a great time to travel and you have such great photos to show for it! Happy holidays!!
Jordan XX
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michenn
December 27, 2016 at 2:38 pmWow, that Christmas market looks so clean!! So different from the ones in NYC, which are so hectic and crowded. Prague looks beautiful, I especially like the photo of all the swans…it looks so dreamy! Those gingerbread cookies also look pretty delicious. I wish I could visit! It looks like it’s an amazing place to spend Christmas!
michenn
Michelle
December 27, 2016 at 4:31 pmYour photos are so beautiful – it really looks like a fairytale. You truly captured so many special moments. And I just wanted to say that I love how you compare you blog to IKEA LOL.
Happy Holidays!
XO
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Lily Rose
December 27, 2016 at 5:28 pmEvery time I visit your post, you always make me want to pack my bag and travel. This place does look like a Christmas fairytale. So nice and the pasty goods make me feel cozy. Great idea to take a trip for the holidays Thomas!
-Lily from With Love Lily Rose
Jacqueline
December 27, 2016 at 6:51 pmThat’s so awesome that you guys do that! I would love to go to Prague. It looks so stunning. My former Roomie is from there and she always talked about how amazing it is!
Amanda Sorenson
December 27, 2016 at 8:30 pmTHOMAS! Prague looks amazing – I am so envious of you for getting to spend Christmas there. I need to plan a trip ASAP and do literally everything you did in these images – so stunning.
Thanks for sharing!
xo,
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Rachel Holliday
December 27, 2016 at 11:55 pmI’m so glad that you conquered your swan fear and your fear of heights to take these photos as they are absolutely gorgeous! The Prague Christmas Markets look like the perfect place to get into the Christmas spirit and those hand painted Christmas tree decorations are so beautiful. And you win the pose off hands down!!
Rachel xx
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Miki
December 28, 2016 at 12:59 amLove your outfit! Oh, your photos take me back to Prague. I haven’t been there for about 10 years. Those holiday photos are amazing. I was only there in the summer and can only imagine how stunning this all was in person! Yum – that bread roll and the smoked chips sound so yummy too! I hope you had an amazing time with your mom! 🙂
Xo,
Miki
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Linh Dao
December 28, 2016 at 2:22 amOmg can your Christmas be any better!? This sounds like a great tradition to do with your mom! I love it so much! The colors and the pictures are amazing! I need to have a Christmas tradition! This is amazing! I don’t have one since I moved so this will be on my list?
Linh
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Katya Bychkova
December 28, 2016 at 3:57 amI’ve been to Prague many years ago when I was a teenager and it was a wonderful trip! I really loved the old city and all of the national desserts! It seems like you had an amazing trip too! Thank you for sharing your amazing photo report! It’s been such pleasure reading your informative blog post!
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francesca
December 28, 2016 at 4:43 amthats such a cute idea to get an ornament to remember the trip! love these pics. I wish i could visit
francesca
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Atsuna Matsui
December 28, 2016 at 5:58 amPrague looks so beautiful and it seems like you had quite the adventure during the holidays. 🙂 I’ve heard so many great things about Prague and I can see why now. Prague looks like there’s so much rich history! I would love to try the mirror maze you were at haha and I’m just drooling over the food that you got to eat in Prague. Happy holidays and hope you had a Merry Christmas!
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Ravayna
December 28, 2016 at 7:38 amAstounding that Prague is so cheap! I wish I could do my shopping there! Looks like you had a lovely time, Thanks for sharing dear!
Ana Vukosavljevic
December 28, 2016 at 9:07 amChristmas in Prague looks like so much fun!
I heard and read about it soooo much! I need to experience it myself definitaley 😀
Bernice
December 28, 2016 at 1:59 pmI love that you buy a new ornament every time you travel! I hope I can start this tradition soon as it does sound so lovely to have a whole tree one day decorated with my memories and talk to my children about it!
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Tandya
December 28, 2016 at 6:42 pmI love that you and your mother take an annual trip with each other around this time. It’s traditions like that, that make the holidays special. Prague looks so beautiful around this time. You phots are absolutely stunning! Happy holidays!
Alexandra
December 28, 2016 at 10:57 pmO.M.G All the food looks AHHHMAZING! I love how festive the town is dressed up for holidays! The little food and artisan stands! So glad to hear you enjoyed your time with your mom! What a lovely tradition!
xx
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Lacey
December 29, 2016 at 12:20 amCan I just tell you that Prague has been at the top of my travel list for some time now! Oh, and I also collect ornaments from all my travels for my Christmas tree. Kindred spirits you and I! I actually thought about doing Prague in the summer when I’m in Europe to visit my bestie who now lives in Italy. But, now you’ve made me want to do Prague at Christmas! Who knows, maybe I’ll do both 😉
Love this post Thomas!
xoxo,
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Jessica
December 29, 2016 at 5:16 amYou captured some amazing moments! Beautiful pictures! I felt I was right there with you!
XO, Jessica
Charissa
December 29, 2016 at 2:21 pmI saw your lovely snaps on instastories already! Prague definitely looks like a great city, can’t wait to visit it myself. Those gingerbread-men look so adorable by the way, never had one myself.. but they do look very instaworthy. XO
ellen kim
December 29, 2016 at 6:46 pmI always wanted to visit Prague! What a gorgeous city. Looks like you’re having an amazing time. Can’t wait to see more photos!!
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Darlene
December 29, 2016 at 10:11 pmfirst of all! Happy belated christmas! Your photos are like a dream christmas. I always wanna go to Prague, consider yourself lucky you live in Europe! I wished that you had an amazing holiday also you had fun with your social media break. I actually did that and slowly getting back again. hahaha anyhoo can’t wait to read more of your blogs!
x
Darlene
Natasha du Chen
December 30, 2016 at 5:56 amSo beautiful town! Prague is the best
MadCatFashion
December 30, 2016 at 10:56 amWow! Such a gorgeous places and photos! I have never been to Prague yet even if I lived so close all my life.
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samira
December 30, 2016 at 11:12 pmwow! what a beautiful spot! i really want to go travel here! so jealous, thanks for sharing!!
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Danielle
December 31, 2016 at 9:43 pmLove that this is a tradition you share with your mom! I am always so envious of how easy it is to travel between all of the beautiful cities living in Europe! Prague sounds like a dream. Hope you had a wonderful holiday love!
xx, Danielle | Pineapple & Prosecco
Aleksandra Ladygin
January 1, 2017 at 10:43 amEurope is always good idea to make the cristmass mood!
We have wonderful markets in Cologne as well. I like travel as well but Prague it is one of my next destinatiions!
dbrodowski
January 2, 2017 at 2:09 pmPerfect Holiday!
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Sarah
January 5, 2017 at 5:41 pmThis looks so serene, I hope you had a Merry Christmas!
marcy
January 9, 2017 at 1:18 pmPrague is on my bucket list!!! Looks so beautiful and that you have so much fun.
I may still your idea of collecting Xmas ornaments from different parts the world so cool!! LOVE IT
xoxo
Marcy
Andreea Birsan
January 11, 2017 at 10:27 pmPrague is so beautiful during Christmas! Everything looks so festive! I really hope you had a great time in there, and can I steal your camel coat?
Andreea,
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