Wandering through the town before the tourists came it felt different than yesterday. It was 10am and barely anyone in the street yet; I definitely see why its recommended to stay overnight. 
Another train ride, this time it was three hours long but we had first class again and I got the most delicious hot chocolate on the train. I was not expecting much, but it was sooo good. We won’t mention the tuna and egg sandwich that I had to deconstruct…let’s just remember the hot chocolate: 
Arriving back in Prague, it was the afternoon so we decided to visit a part of the town we hadn’t spent time in - the Lesser Town as it’s known, but that only meant it was below the castle, not that it was a bad part! There’s an island close to the river, which the boat tour called Little Venice so we wandered over there. Prague is so pretty. 
We ended our day at the same outdoor market we had dinner at the first night, Manifesto Andal. 
The one last thing I want to mention are the trams - they are just so handy! One ticket cost 30 koruna which is $1.24 and they are valid for 30 minutes, meaning you can ride them to get a trdelnik and then hop back on and head home, like we did for our last bite to eat in Prague (it had more flavor choices than our first one but was disappointingly not fresh). Some of the trams are from the 1960s and are just so cute. 
