Travel Book of Your Trip to Czechia
Czechia almost always begins with Prague and almost never ends there. First the Charles Bridge at dawn while it is still empty, then the Castle and the astronomical clock, and after that Český Krumlov, Karlovy Vary and small towns whose names you will not manage on the first try.
Czech photographs share one quality: they look alike in colour, because it is all red tiles, ochre walls and grey sky. That is exactly why captions and dates work so well here, breaking the sameness and giving each spread its own story back. If you were there in winter, the Christmas markets deserve a block of their own.
FAQ
How many pages for a weekend in Prague
Twelve or sixteen pages is plenty, because two days cover one centre and a few evening walks. If Krumlov or Kutná Hora were added, take twenty-four.
How do I stop the book looking monotonous
Alternate wide views with details and never place two frames with the same sky side by side. One large photo per spread plus two or three small details works well.
Can the Christmas markets have their own section
Yes, and it is one of the best moves for a winter trip. Give the markets two or three consecutive spreads, because warm lights on dark backgrounds gain from being seen together.
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