NYU Prague Student Blog
by Lauren Tavares After a week of being in Prague, I was ready to explore. My jet lag had worn off for the most part, and I no longer had to go to a million orientation events every day. Time to tackle the tourist traps. I knew the Charles Bridge would be crowded, but … Continue reading Picture Perfect: Charles Bridge at Sunset
by Tiffany Zhang As I stared at the Czech dumplings on my plate, my Chinese heritage refused to associate these with the dumplings I am most familiar with. The dumplings that remind me of home are to be eaten with chopsticks, dipped into soy sauce or vinegar, and enjoyed in one big bite. But what’s … Continue reading Dumplings? Dumplings!
by Tiffany Zhang PRAGUE – 11:59AM. “Excuse me, sorry!” Rushing to my 12 O’clock class, I attempted to maneuver quickly through a sea of faces, like a swarm of bees, all gathered in front of the Astronomical Clock, awaiting a punctual greeting from the apostle figures through the windows. The next thing I knew, … Continue reading Tourists in Prague: Where to go next?