The Bakeshop is the perfect spot to stop for a really good cup of coffee and a slice of expresso chocolate chip loaf. They also serve a light healthy lunch of salads and sandwiches. This beautiful cake was in the window and looked more like a painting. 
Floor after floor of galleries with few visitors…my idea of heaven in an afternoon. This museum houses an unimaginable wealth of art and is worth a stop. The Trade Fair Palace (Veletrzní palác) is the largest collection of modern and contemporary arts in Prague. Just endless.
A burger and fries can be had with a taste of home at the Jama Pub, heavily decorated in band music posters…the perfect place to take a 20 year old or for him to take you. Apparently they make a mean breakfast.
And for those of us who appreciate a good play on words this little whole in the wall I came upon caught my eye. Cafe Angelato…more than ice cream and gelato that’s heaven sent. Praha 1, Ryti?ská 27, tel. 224 23 51 23.
The Lennon Peace Wall in Prague is filled with John Lennon inspired graffiti and is a must see stop. Since John Lennon’s death in 1980 people have filled the space with art, poems, and lyrics- many from Beatles songs. My son (pictured with me here) noticed it had already changed from the previous time he had been there only a week prior. Imagine that.
