After our Czech quiz yesterday (which I totally aced btw), we went to a cafe and ordered our food and drinks in Czech. I had this delicious looking cappuccino (they give you a shot of water...I swear it's water), orange juice (which in Czech is actually pronounced juice but spelled very differently), and ham and eggs. It really hit the spot. But it also made us late for our next class.
Then my class went to Jewish town. Also, side note, our professor is the cutest ever. I'm pretty sure she's 150 years old. But she'll just start sprinting to catch or tram or to not get hit by a car and we all have to chase her down. She walks so quickly. And then when she stops, she'll turn to us and say "this class is not for weaklings." I love her. This is the Old-New Synagogue.
Here is a cool organ in the Moorish Temple.
This is the Moorish Temple also.
The sky was beautiful. Don't even know what this building is to be honest.
In the names of all the Jewish victims at one place, I found a Katerina. And I think one said Fauska. There were a lot of names. And they were all hand painted. I had goosebumps.
Prague's mini wailing wall.
80,000 people are buried here. There are multiple layers.
Jewish museum. I feel closer to Jeremy.
Baby swans on Kampa Island.
And more pretty views.
Then we ate at an Italian restaurant and had pizza. And I had tiramisu and it was divine.
I'm glad you were able to visit the Jewish Quarter/Town. It looked like a pretty place, especially the synagogue. It's unusual to have an organ in a synagogue - at least in America, so that's interesting they have one in the Old-New Synagogue.
ReplyDeleteThat wasn't in the Old-New Synagogue. We went to other synagogues and a museum too!
DeleteThe organ was in the Moorish Temple actually.
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