The boys were more than a little thrilled that Santa found them all the way in Prague, especially since he had delivered most of his presents before we left on our trip. Santa filled everyone's stockings with gingerbread cookies and wooden toys. It was a perfect thing to wake up to on Christmas morning!
We decided to walk around the city on Christmas morning. Everyone was coming from Church and dressed in their Christmas best. It was so fun to be in a place that celebrates Christmas this year!
We ended up having lunch at an outdoor cafe that served big pretzels and big glasses of beer. A win for everyone!
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| Warmers and pretzels. Life is good! |
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| Teddy got a small magic set from Santa and he decided to wow us with his magical abilities! The waiter was quite impressed. |
We were close to the Charles Bridge so we decided to walk across. Such a beautiful place to spend the day.
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| Teddy and Michael found the spot on the bridge to make a wish. I wonder what they wished for? |
We then walked over to the Lennon Wall, which is a place filled with John Lennon and Beatles inspired graffiti.
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| I think this is a good quote for our family. |
We then walked through the winding streets to another small Christmas market.
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| If there is a cat around, Teddy will find it! We loved meeting this friendly kitty along a back canal. There was a fire burning nearby and it was a fun stop to warm up from the cold. |
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| Love Locks on one of the bridges in the city. |
We then found our way to a playground below Charles Bridge. A beautiful place to spend some time.
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| Teddy found this seat that spun around. We all had a go at it! |
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| Even Mommy! |
We then wandered into the Wallenstein Garden, a hidden gem in the city. We weren't looking for this small walled park but we found ourselves in a beautiful and quiet park filled with peacocks!
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| We were surprised to find peacocks up on window ledges... |
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| And in the pergolas above us. |
We spent Christmas night as a family at a fun little Czech restaurant called the Red Wheel. Merry Christmas, everyone!
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