Resumed-

Wednesday 17march
Train to central Brussels
Belgian food for lunch - Fries & Vol Au Vent
Ultra fast tour around the Grand Place due to train timing
Train then bus to Brussels South Charleroi Airport
Arrive at prague
Take bus followed by metro to Chili Hostel
Dinner at Czech pub

Thursday 18march
Changed to Prague Lion hostel.
Walked to the Prague main city centre square
Joined free tour at 11am
The 3hr long foot tour brought us around Prague, culminating at the riverside near Charles Bridge.
During a break of the tour, we had lunch at Bohemia Bagel, famous for its bagel. It's bagel is the best I've eaten so far. But then again, all the bagels I've eaten are overnight supermarket ones.
- when the tour ended, and almost everyone started giving tips, the 3 of us, led by our cheapo sister, made a sneaky exit. At that moment, I felt ultra cheapo, but hey, thats the reason why Im in that free tour right!
Went up the astronomical clock for bird's eye view of city
Return to hostel to rest for an hour
Dinner at pub cum restaurant
Walked the Charles Bridge

Friday 19march
Breakfast provided and delivered to our room. Bread n a variety of james.
Walk to train station. 10am train.
Day trip to Kutna Hora, 70km east of Prague.
+Kutna Hora
-Plague Column
-Italian Court
-Church of St. James
-Jesuit College
-Stone Fountain
-Stone House
-Cathedral of the of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary(UNESCO)
-Cemetery Church of All Saints & Ossuary( made up purely of bones inside, and it was eerily cold inside)
3pm train back to prague
Rest and dinner in hostel
Watch Mozart's Magic Flute in Prague State Opera

Saturday 20march
Opening of Easter Market!
Back to hostel
3hr Prague Castle tour(best views of Prague from up thr)
Dancing building
Rest

Sunday 21march
Breakfast
Check out at 10am
Metro, bus to Praguue Airport
Arrive at Charleroi at 4pm
Waited half hr for bus then another 40mins for train to Brussels. Then transfer to Leuven train. (Gosh, European travelling is worse than sg-msia travelling!)
On way back bought Large Fries. Due to all the nonstop travelling starting from 10am, we did not have a proper meal until about 8pm when we bought the fries. So if you were on the streets of Leuven that night, you would have seen 3 Guai-lous, walking in tandem to the fries holder, sharing fries like as though they fighting. Or maybe the other way round, fighting over fries like as though they are sharing.. People were looking at us like we were crazy. They must be the crazy ones, I mean, do we look weirder than drunk belgians they always see on e streets?
Donor Kebab for Dinner.

Monday 22march
We were supposed to leave today. But we were affected by British Airway cabin crew strike, so we had to postpone the flight to 24 hours later. Which leaves us with one more full day! We took advantage of the day to go cycling in Leuven. We rented bikes for 7 euros for 4hrs and explored the university town by wheels. And this is the way I truly enjoy Europe, by bike! You taste the Belgian wind, you numb every sense of your body over cobbles, you burn your legs over the hills (or mountains in the alps), and reward urself with the breathtaking views. Not train transfers after another, and wanting to kill after missing one.
Anyway back to the topic, after that we did nothing much, same for the next day and we began our long, tedious trip back with 6 luggages, starting from our sister's 4th STOREY dorm room. Perfect.