[2025 Prague Attraction] Travel Guide for Dancing House (Updated Aug)

🇨🇿Prague, the beautiful capital of the Czech Republic, is like the heart of Central Europe, full of long history and unique charm. This city is beautiful in every aspect, whether it's the castle standing tall on the hill, the Vltava River flowing through the city center, or the architecture that combines classic and modern. Every street in Prague is full of stories and inspiration that make visitors fall in love. Today, we have collected interesting places for everyone to check in. 🚶🏻♀️🚶🏻♂️ 🌟Old town square (Staroměstské náměstí) 🌟Prague Astronomical Clock 🌟Wencesles Sqaure (Václavské náměstí) 🌟Dancing house (Tančící dům) 🌟The hilltop Fortress (Vyšehrad) 🌟Prague Castle 🌟Charles bridge #triptravelasia #naturetourism #naturetherapy #missnature #travelabroad

#thingstodo Prague is one of the romantic city in the world with great architecture. In the recent trip to Prague, I have been some signature attractions to capture some best moments of the city. For example, the dancing house, the Charles bridge. They are a really impressive architecture design with the colours as well. Moreover,the buildings on the street also let me feel comfortable to walk ! I have also found the Café Galerie on the way to Charles bridge ! The logo of the shop looks artistic .

Czech Attractions - Dancing House There is a very interesting attraction in the south of Prague From a distance, this building looks like a twisted body. There is a giant fly on the entrance, like it is dancing. Everyone who comes here might as well stay here for a night You can enjoy the inevitable scenery from afar. If you are not staying, you can also go to the bar on the rooftop Czech Attractions - Dancing House Coming to the south of Prague there is a very interesting attraction This building looks like a distorted body from a distance As if dancing, there is a giant fly on the porch Everyone here might as well stay here for one night You can overlook the inevitable scenery here If you are not staying, you can also go to the bar on the top floor

Prague, where there were so many delicious things!! I picked out the best ones~~ 1. Dancing House Restaurant Ginger & Fred There is the Dancing House, a landmark of Prague on the Vltava River! The chop steak and pasta I had at Ginger & Fred on the top floor~~ I asked because I wanted to drink a sweet wine, and the wine they recommended was also delicious! I remember the river view outside was really nice 🥺 2. HUSA's Velvet Beer I heard that Velvet Beer is famous in Prague, so I went to HUSA! It was so smooth because it wasn't carbonated, so it was amazing!! This is my first time with beer like this I had ribs and chicken wings as a side dish with dark beer, and it was really..! It was the most satisfying restaurant I've been to in Prague! And a picture of the river I took while leaving the restaurant and crossing the Charles Bridge and going back to my accommodation~! How can the sky be so pinkㅜㅜ It was so fun to see the swans when there were a lot🥰 If I go to Prague again, I think I'll go find more food!! #Czech travel #Prague trip #Professional foodie #Cafe with a good view #Velvet beer #Beer restaurant #Sunset #Gourmet conquest #Travel guidebook #Next time here #Gourmet tour #Hot place

This world is full of masterpieces and non-traditional architectures. There are several unique things on this planet,some info and photos of the 5 buildings that we never thought that exists！ 1.Dancing Building, Czech Republic 2.Cubic Houses, Netherlands 3.La Pedrera, Spain 4.Cathedral of Brasilia, Brazil 5.Hundertwasser Building, Germany

The dancing house between the Old Town of Prague and the Castle District is one of the places where every tourist travelling to Prague must visit. This strangely shaped house attracts many tourists to come and explore. The top of the strange house has an excellent visual view, where you can photograph many scenic views along the two banks. Especially in the afternoon or evening, it is almost overcrowded. So, if you want to take beautiful photos, be sure to get up early and come to this place! Travel Tips: The top view deck of the dancing house is not a free tour. You need to spend 100 Czech coins in your coffee shop to enter, but with the absolute fare. Cheesecake is not as bad, a cake and a cup of coffee, basically enough for tickets!

On the streets of the new city of Prague, there is such a very individual house, like a pair of dancers dancing, this is the dancing house, everyone is the same, came here to witness the house. The dancing house is now a commercial building. It is not open to the public. If you want to go in, you can only go to the French restaurant and cafe on the top floor, and the platform on the top floor overlooks Prague. Dancing house next to the Vltava River, standing on the bridge and looking at the buildings in Prague, how to look like it, how to look is not tired.

If you are planning a trip to Prague and want to find a hotel with a prime location, stunning views, unique design, and great value for money, then the Dancing House Hotel in Prague is worth considering! This is a hotel that will make you see European hotels in a whole new light. 🇨🇿 Iconic Design and Stunning Views The Dancing House itself is a famous symbol of Prague, with its unique and quirky twisted exterior full of dynamism and artistic flair. It stands on the banks of the Vltava River, forming a striking contrast with the surrounding classical buildings, making it unforgettable. This futuristic building was jointly designed by the "deconstructivist genius" Frank Gehry and Czech architect Vlado Milunić, inspired by dancers Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, hence also known as the "Fred and Ginger House." It won the Time magazine Global Design Award of the Year and is a rare modernist icon in Prague’s Old Town, breaking the traditional Gothic and Baroque skyline. The hotel’s location is impeccable, situated by the Vltava River, offering not only convenient transportation but also a unique scenic advantage. Whether day or night, you can enjoy the charming views of the Vltava River and the magnificent Prague Castle across the river from the hotel. 🏨 Spacious and Comfortable Rooms When staying in European hotels, we often have to "make do" with the room size, but the rooms at the Dancing House will definitely surprise you! The rooms here are not only brand new but also very large, spacious, and comfortable, completely free from the cramped feeling common in most European hotels. The rooms are well-equipped and impeccably clean, allowing you to truly relax and rest after a day of travel. 🫕 Breakfast Beyond Expectations Honestly, I had long stopped expecting much from breakfasts in European and American hotels. Most of the time, I would just grab a hot chocolate and a croissant 🥐 from a corner café for breakfast, not wanting to eat the expensive, simple, and often tasteless hotel breakfasts. But the breakfast at the Dancing House Hotel was a pleasant surprise! I booked a package including breakfast based on previous guest reviews, and the variety far exceeded my expectations. Fresh fruits, assorted breads and pastries, cold cuts, cheeses, hot dishes, and a wide range of beverages were all available, and the quality was excellent. 🌃 Exclusive Guest Benefit: Glass Bar Rooftop Night View As a hotel guest, you also get an exclusive benefit—not to be missed—the free access to the Glass Bar rooftop viewing area! The daytime view is already beautiful, but Prague at night has a special charm. The night view of Prague from the Glass Bar is simply amazing, with the city lights and castle shining brilliantly in the dark. Ordering a drink here and quietly enjoying the night view of Prague is definitely one of the most pleasant moments of your trip. If you are tired of the same old hotels and want to experience an artistic and cost-effective stay in Prague, I recommend choosing the Dancing House Hotel.

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.NH Vienna Airport Conference C 💡 Tips#couplestrip

Prague city is a capital city of Czech Republic in Europe. I heard about how awesome city since long time, and I told myself that one day I must visit. First seeing in city is #oldtownsquare because just walking about 15 minutes from #hotelopera where we stayed. That is really amazing this square is fully of impressed of wonderful buildings and tourists are full. And on the square i wonder why so many peoples at one corner, then i walking there oh! wow! how such a beautiful building with #astronomicalclock also the old cars for service a city sightseeing are very nice. The best for sightseeing in Prague is to walks, and I walked all day long until back to hotel at night. This trip only in city centre even not enough for one day tour, every areas are beautiful and crowded with tourists. The castle is on the top of city is amazing and stunning views point once looked down to the town. Also I been walked around the city visit Here is the top of my great memory and i must come again. I ♥️ Prague #prague

The Tančící dům, or Dancing House, is one of Prague’s most striking modern architectural landmarks and a must-see for any visitor. Nicknamed "Fred and Ginger" because the building resembles a pair of dancers, this deconstructivist masterpiece stands out dramatically among the Baroque and Gothic skyline of the city. Designed by Croatian-Czech architect Vlado Milunić in cooperation with Frank Gehry, it represents the bold transition of Prague into the modern era after the fall of communism. Located right on the Vltava River and within walking distance of Charles Bridge and Old Town, the Dancing House is easily accessible by tram (lines 2, 17, or 22) or a pleasant 10–15 minute walk from the city center. Entry to the building is free for the lobby and café, but if you want to enjoy panoramic views of Prague from the top-floor Glass Bar, there’s a small fee—around CZK 190 (€7–8), including a drink. Though the building itself is home to offices and a boutique hotel, it also houses a small art gallery (Galerie Tančící dům) on the lower floors, featuring rotating exhibitions (entry approx. CZK 250/€10). The rooftop terrace is undoubtedly the highlight, offering sweeping views of Prague Castle and the river—especially beautiful at sunset. Tips: Visit on a clear day to make the most of the rooftop view. If you’re a photography enthusiast, aim for early morning or twilight for the best light. For a special treat, consider dining at Ginger & Fred Restaurant, which offers upscale Czech cuisine with a view. Whether you're into architecture, photography, or just want a different angle of Prague, the Dancing House is a unique stop that combines culture, art, and urban flair. #travel#couplestrip#staycation#naturalwonders#thingstodo#myitinerary#citydaytours

#summervacay Oh my goodness, Prague is truly a city of exquisite beauty! 😍 Every corner, every street, every building just feels so perfectly crafted. I honestly found myself completely stunned by its charm all over again! It's just that beautiful. If you're looking for a city that feels like walking through a fairytale, Prague is it! 🏰 #Prague #CityWalk #CzechRepublic #TravelPrague #PragueBeauty #FairytaleCity #TravelEurope #Wanderlust #ExplorePrague #StunningViews 🇨🇿❤️

🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:

#5月好去地方2025 In Prague, a city full of Gothic spires and Baroque curves, the "Dancing House" is undoubtedly a traditional existence. When I first saw this building standing on the river bank, it felt like an idea of ​​the city suddenly came alive, swayed its body, and began to dance. Designed by architect Frank Gehry and Czech architect Vlado Milunić, this building is also known as "Fred and Ginger", inspired by the dance moves of classic dancers Fred and Ginger. It is not as straight and stable as ordinary buildings, but challenges traditional architectural language with twisted and dynamic lines. The tower like a glass skirt and the concrete structure supported by the side like a male dancer seem asymmetrical but dance harmoniously, which makes people can't help but take a few more glances. I entered the building to visit the exhibition space and the cafe on the top floor. Looking out from the height, the Vltava River meanders and the roofs of the old city of Prague are stacked in the distance. The interior design of the building is simple and bright, forming a contrast with the fluidity of the exterior, but it does not lose the consistent modern aesthetic. What impressed me about this building is not only its bold appearance, but also its courage to be itself in a city with a long history. It does not compete with the classics, but joins the dialogue with creativity, like a performance of classical and modern dance. Visiting the "Dancing House" is an encounter between architecture and imagination. It reminds me that in the torrent of history, innovation is not destruction, but a continuation, a possibility of dancing to a different rhythm.

#cityplaybook 🩰 Prague’s Dancing House – Architecture in Motion Nicknamed “Fred and Ginger,” this curvy, whimsical building is one of Prague’s boldest icons. Designed by Frank Gehry, the Dancing House stands in striking contrast to the Baroque, Gothic, and Art Nouveau buildings that dominate the city. It’s not just for photos—head to the top floor café or rooftop terrace for sweeping views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle. 🌉 Riverside Promenade Magic Step outside and take a walk along Rašínovo nábřeží, a scenic stretch lined with vintage street lamps, moored boats turned cafés, and cozy benches perfect for people-watching. The evening golden hour here? Unbeatable. ☕ Hidden Café Gems Wander a few blocks into New Town to discover tucked-away cafés and brunch spots with bohemian flair. Try Café Savoy for a decadent breakfast or a midday coffee with ornate ceilings and old-world charm. 🎨 Art on Every Corner Pop into Gallery Mánes nearby if you’re craving a dose of contemporary Czech art, or just admire the elegant bridge next to it—Jiráskův most—which frames perfect photos of the Dancing House. 🚶♀️ Local Vibe, City Pulse Unlike the crowded Old Town, this area feels distinctly lived-in and local—students, artists, and professionals brush shoulders in this stylish, culture-rich zone. It’s an ideal launchpad for a slower, more soulful Prague experience.

A modern building with an unusual name. The Dancing House is a complex that symbolizes modern Czech architecture. Its distinctive glass and curved exterior had a striking presence✨ It is currently used as a hotel, gallery, and restaurant, and is a popular spot✨. It had a wonderful atmosphere. Prague is also very fantastic at dusk, and is truly beautiful✨ 📍Dancing House Location: Jiráskovo nám. 1981/6, 120 00 Nové Město, Czechia #Czech Republic #Prague

#familytravel

Prague, Czech Republic, is known as the most beautiful city in the world. Here is a one-day stroll plan around Charles Bridge, the symbol of this wonderful city. ① Charles Bridge (photos 1-4) First of all, Charles Bridge. It is a stone bridge over a large river, and it is a historic bridge that has been in use for about 600 years. 🤍 It was once an important bridge connecting the Royal Palace and the Old Town, and it took 60 years to build. It is still loved by people all over the world, and many people visit it every day. ☺️ From the bridge, you can enjoy the beautiful cityscape of Prague. It is also worth noting that there are about 30 sculptures lined up at equal intervals. There is also a river cruise that goes under the bridge, so please try it! Personally, I recommend the view in the first photo after crossing the bridge! ② Dancing House (photo 5) A modern building that suddenly appears in the historic city of Prague. The slightly curved one on the left has female features, and the one on the right has masculine features, as if they are dancing gracefully. Please try posing as if you are dancing in front of this building 😚 ③ Streets along the Vltava River Along the Vltava River, there are many stylish local buildings in pastel colors, which are very photogenic. There are also trams 🚋 and vintage cars that often pass by, so you can take wonderful photos with the architecture 📸 ④ Pedalboats A small park-like place located between Charles Bridge and the Dancing House. In addition to being able to see Charles Bridge and the cityscape of Prague from there, it is an area where there are many cute capybaras and swans 🦢. The capybaras were surprisingly friendly and kept begging for food lol If you like animals, please go there! There are many things to enjoy for free in Prague. It's a fun place even just to walk around the city, so be sure to visit it on your next overseas trip! ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Around Charles Bridge, Prague 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #Travel tips for overseas trips #Travel in Europe #Tourism in Europe #Czech Republic #Trip to Czech Republic #Czech Republic #Prague #Tourism in Prague

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a beautiful city known as the "Golden City" and is registered as a World Heritage Site! 🏠 The city is filled with scenery that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time to the medieval world, such as the Gothic Prague Castle, the historic Charles Bridge, and the cobblestone Old Town Square. ✨ This time, we will introduce in detail the must-see tourist spots and recommended ways to enjoy Prague! 1️⃣ Prague Castle A magnificent ancient castle overlooking the city! 🏰 A historic castle built in the 9th century, the view from the castle offers a spectacular view of the Prague cityscape. 🥹 📍 Access: Get off at Tram No. 22 "Pražský hrad" 🎟 Admission fee: 250 CZK (about 11 €) for adults 2️⃣ Charles Bridge A Gothic bridge that symbolizes Prague, like a fairy tale! 🌉A 520m long stone bridge, a historic building built in the 14th century🤍 📍 Access: 5 minutes on foot from Old Town Square 🎟 Free to enter 3️⃣ Old Town Square ️A beautiful square with the symbol of Prague, the astronomical clock! ⛪ The world's oldest working astronomical clock, built in 1410🕰 We also recommend relaxing and enjoying the European atmosphere at a cafe in the square☕️ 📍 Access: 10 minutes on foot from Charles Bridge 🎟 Free to enter 4️⃣ Dancing House A unique modern art building that is a little different from Prague's traditional architecture! It is a modern building with a distinctive glass curved design✨There is a restaurant on the rooftop, and you can get a panoramic view of Prague🍹 📍 Access: Get off at tram number 14 "Jiráskovo náměstí" 🎟 The exterior is free, the observation deck is about 4€ We enjoyed our 3-day trip! ☺️ Please visit Prague, where you can feel the history! #Overseas travel strategy #Sightseeing #Overseas travel

A trip that you don't need to plan much! We just literally started looking the day before and decided to add a quick trop to Cesky Krumlov. I'd have regretted if I didn't go to this small town!! We spent a few hours there taking hundreds of photos. If you enjoy art, this is definitely somewhere you can't miss. Back in Prague, we went to all the beautiful architectures that everyone recommended, especially the Lennon Wall and Dancing House. I'm not sure if it's well known, but I was surprise when I saw the woman and man holding umbrella. I didn't know they were statues in the sky!! We were there right after Christmas but the holiday vibe never ended. You can literally walk into another Christmas market every 10 minutes! I don't personally enjoy Christmas markets because the stands are similar everywhere, but there are a few special ones you can find in Prague showcasing their unique culture, like the rotating BBQ pork and steel / metal shop! Food wise, I must say the Pork's is just too popular. We waited for an hour, but it was worth the long wait. The crispy pork knuckle was just amazing. Two of us just ordered an appetizer on top of it, and we barely finished it. The pork knuckle was too filling. I'd highly recommend it, but better go way ahead of regular meal time. Besides, we tried a French restaurant unplanned because the one we meant to go wasn't accepting walk-in. It is a fine dining restaurant. The service at reception was wonderful. We ordered a few dishes, and I must say the roast duck and octopus were unforgettable!! Overall, we had a brilliant time. During our trip, we bumped into the big wooden doll and soldiers from squid game 3 days in a row, which reminded us to start watching season 2 :p #travel #couplestrip #prague #christmas #art #lennonwall

Perfect view

#August Good Places 2024 The Dancing House in Prague is one of the most representative buildings in Prague. It was designed by the well-known Canadian avant-garde architect Frank Gehry and the Czech architect Vladomilunik. The building is full of movement and has become a photo spot for tourists today. #100 Ways to Travel #Prague #Europe Travel #New Architecture #Czech Republic

#summerdestinations The Dancing House, also known as "Fred and Ginger," is one of Prague’s most famous modern buildings. Its unique, curvy design stands in stark contrast to the city’s traditional baroque and gothic architecture. Designed by architects Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić, the building resembles a dancing couple, with its glass tower swaying gracefully beside its stone partner. This modern marvel has become a symbol of Prague’s embrace of contemporary design, offering a fresh perspective on the city’s skyline. Don’t forget to visit the rooftop for stunning views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle.

#summerdestinations The Dancing House in Prague is a striking example of how art and architecture can merge to create something extraordinary. Its unconventional design, with flowing curves and dynamic shapes, challenges the traditional lines of the surrounding buildings. The glass and concrete structure seems to defy gravity, giving it an almost surreal appearance. Inside, the building houses offices, a gallery, and a top-floor restaurant with panoramic views of the city. The Dancing House stands as a testament to Prague’s evolving architectural landscape, blending the old with the new in a harmonious dance of form and function.

Wanderlusts, get ready for a journey through Prague's cobblestone streets, historic bridges, and fairy-tale architecture! 🎒✨ 🏰 Prague Castle Perched atop the city, Prague Castle offers a royal panorama of terracotta roofs and romantic vibes. The climb may be a challenge on a sunny day, but the views and exploration are a royal treat. The castle is steeped in history, once the seat of power for kings and emperors, and now the presidential office. Don't miss the hidden room where the Bohemian Crown Jewels are secretly kept! 🌉 Charles Bridge Stroll across the iconic Charles Bridge, buzzing with vendors and street performers. Despite the crowds, the picturesque views of the Vltava River are worth capturing in your memory. This 14th-century bridge is lined with baroque statues and connects the castle district to the old town, making it a perfect spot for a romantic walk or a lively history lesson. ⏳ Old Town Square The heart of Prague's Old Town, this historic square is surrounded by architectural gems like the Astronomical Clock and the Týn Church. Enjoy the vibrant street performances and cozy up in a café to soak in the ambiance. During Christmas, the square transforms into a festive wonderland with the largest tree in the Czech Republic. 🕰️ Prague Astronomical Clock Marvel at the precision of the 15th-century Astronomical Clock, an engineering marvel that's also a feast for the eyes. Climb to the top for a bird's-eye view of the Old Town Square. Time your visit to witness the procession of the Twelve Apostles at noon, a spectacle that continues to enchant visitors. 💃 Dancing House This modern architectural marvel, also known as "Fred and Ginger," sways into the Prague skyline with its deconstructivist design. Inspired by the famous dance duo, the building stands out amidst the traditional backdrop of the city. Visit the top-floor restaurant for a unique dining experience with panoramic views. 👑 St. Vitus Cathedral A gothic masterpiece within the Prague Castle complex, this cathedral houses the tombs of Bohemian kings and showcases stunning stained-glass windows. Don't miss the artistry of the silver tomb of St. John of Nepomuk and the intricate mosaics that tell tales of history and faith. Wrap up your Prague adventure with memories of grandeur, romance, and timeless beauty. 🌟💖 #Prague #PragueAttractions #CzechRepublic #CzechTravel

#TravelPlan Prague, the charming capital of the Czech Republic, has a very romantic atmosphere and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plus, the cost of living is not too expensive. So, we have put together some recommended places to visit. 1. Dancing House, a futuristic building also known as Fred and Ginger, designed by Vlado Milunić, a Croatian-Czech architect, in collaboration with Frank Gehry, a Canadian-American architect. 2. Charles Bridge, a bridge across the Vltava River, with goods for sale on the bridge, artists for hire to paint, and street performers. 3. Old Town Square, the old town square, includes important places in Prague, such as the 600-year-old astronomical clock tower, churches, and the old town hall. 4. Prague Castle, outstanding with its Gothic architecture, Guinness Book of World Records records that it is the largest and most complex castle with interconnected parts in the world. 5. Lennon Wall, a large wall where people come to spray paint to show the power of freedom. Has long been used as a voice for the people and artists. 6. Havelské tržiště Market, Prague's oldest market, sells food, fruits, sweets, beautiful vintage plates and bowls. It's fun to walk around and you can really feel the local atmosphere.

There is a building called Dancing House in Prague, Czech Republic. It got its name because it looks like the building is dancing. Many people took pictures of it kicking like this. So I took one too. I didn't go inside, I just looked at it from the outside. #OverseasFlightEvent #OverseasTravel

#OverseasFlightEvent Tančící dům This building was built as one of the projects to revive a residential area that was destroyed by bombing in World War II in 1945. It is one of the representative buildings in Prague by world-renowned architects Vlado Milunić and Frank Gehry. It is said to have been inspired by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dancing together.

เราได้จองตั๋วเครื่องบินไปกลับจาก Amsterdam - Prague ทริปนี้เป็นทริป3วัน2คืน ที่เมืองปราก ประเทศเช็ก วันแรกเราออกเดินทางแต่เช้าไปขึ้นเครื่องที่สนามบิน schiphol เพื่อเดินทางไป สนามบิน Václav Havel Prague ไปถึงเราก็ทำการซื้อตั๋วเดินทางแบบ3ชม.เพื่อขึ้นรถบัสและต่อรถไฟใต้ดินเข้าไปที่เมืองปราก เราเลือกจองโรงเเรมมาพักที่ Hotel Czechia สำหรับ2คืน หลังจากเชคอินเสร็จก็ออกไปเดินเล่นในเมือง เราเดินไปหลายที่มาก เริ่มจาก Dancing house ถ่ายรูป woman with umbrella แล้วก็เดินเลียบแม่น้ำไปที่ old town Square ไปดู Prague Astronomical Clock , Prague Meridian ที่นี่มีสถาปัตยกรรม อาคาร รูปปั้นมากมายที่สวยงามมาก วันที่2 วันนี้เราเดินไป old town Bridge Tower ซึ่งเป็นแลนด์มาร์กของปรากเลยก็ว่าได้ แล้วเดินขึ้นต่อไปที่old castle ที่มี St. Vitus Cathedral ช่างยิ่งใหญ่เเละสวยงามมากกกก ที่นี่มีจุดชมวิวให้ได้เห็น landscape ของเมืองปราก หลังจากนั้นเราได้เดินไปที่ Národní Muzeum แล้วหาอาหารเย็นทานที่ใน old town Square วันที่สามวันสุดท้ายแล้ววันนี้เราตื่นแต่เช้าเพื่อไปถ่ายรูปที่ old town Bridge Tower อีกครั้ง เพราะอยากได้รูปแบบไม่มีคนมากๆ หลังจากนั้นเราก็เดินทางไปสนามบิน เพื่อบินกลับไปที่เนเธอร์แลนด์😀😀#ปราก #เช็ก