You might remember from a prior post the “Jet Cars” that I had learnt about just a few months back in St. Croix. From this distance, they look unreal – like they are driving on the water. Check out the duck boat too!

Open only to pedestrians, this is a stone arch bridge and the oldest one over Vltava. For over 500 years, this was the only bridge here. (Newer ones have come up in the last 150 years).

Great views on either side of the river. The bridge itself is full of people brim to brim.

The origin of the river’s name is Old Germanic meaning Wild Water. Interesting etymology there (think about “Vlt” and “Wilt” and “Wild” on one hand and “ava” and “agua” and “aqua” on the other).

The crowds to watch this clock gong for 5 o’clock was no less astronomical! This clock has been going on since 1410 !!

That is River Vtlava down there splitting the city of Prague in Czechia