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Nerudova in Prague is one of the most colorful and well-preserved streets in Prague. & It has been said that it has changed little since Mozart walked them during his visits between 1787-1791. What makes this street so fascinating is that each house has its unique + fancy characteristic and pictorial house signs. Some has a large lobster above the door. Other signs include: a key, a red lion, 3 violins, etc. Nowadays, many of the larger + fancier buildings are home to the various countries' embassy in Czech Republic. Other ones become...
little restaurants, cafe, bars, hotels, or shops.
Walking down Nerudova Street with overview of Prague.
Fat cat in a shop on the street.
Street Scene.
My sis. probably felt like this when she got a T-shirt of Guinesses from me when I was in Dublin. :P
One of the nicest door signs!
More photos on MY FLICKR http://www.flickr.com/photos/perladipace/sets/72157606119146541/
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