"This is the past of your religion," my father explains as we buy our tickets. We our in the Jewish community of Prague. I am supper excited. We walk in to a wonderful temple. It is beautiful. It contains two floors each full of glass cases that contained books and artifacts and sometimes even information. This temple is a Spanish temple.
We then want to a very old temple that people still pray in. Next we want to a memorial for the Jews in died in the concentration camps. We followed that by going to Jewish graveyard, the oldest Jewish graveyard in Europe, that had a dead Jew on top of another one, because that was all the land they had been given to burry their dead.
We later went to a Royal castle and a Church. It had a bridge connecting the castle to a section that overlooked everything else in the church, so he could walk to the church in his PJ'S without anyone noticing. At four o'clock we finally sat down for Lunner (a mix of lunch and dinner). Next we went to a tower that is two meters taller than the Eiffel Tower, but it was not really taller because most of it's height comes from the hill it was built on. We walked up it and got a nice view of the city. Next, we walked to a fun building full of mirrors. It was hard to find our way, because it was mirrors so you never knew where to go. After, we saw a painting of solders fighting. We than got to experience the circus type of mirrors. Then, we got to go and play in the park. We finished the day with galeto's.