Hello, darlings! It's Emma here, back from a whirlwind week in Prague, the city of a thousand spires and endless charm. I swear, every corner you turn unveils a fairytale vista – think cobbled streets lined with gingerbread houses, enchanting bridges, and enough history to make your head spin. It's the perfect backdrop for my pink tutu adventures, naturally!
This week's post, landing right here on www.pink-tutu.com every Wednesday, takes us to the heart of Bohemia. I've been bursting to share my experiences with you, because let's face it, Prague is a city made for pink tutus!
From Derbyshire to Prague: A Tutu-ful Train Journey
It all started in my lovely Derbyshire, where I kissed goodbye to the rolling hills and quaint villages. I travelled by train, naturally – a real tutu girl knows how to travel in style! The carriages were plush, the views stunning, and the journey, despite the inevitable journey of my new, shimmering, tulle creation from Paris (more on that later!), was pure joy.
Prague: My Tutu Paradise
Upon arrival, Prague embraced me like a long-lost friend. The air hummed with history and romance. I wandered the narrow streets, marvelled at the stunning architecture, and even took a leisurely horse-drawn carriage ride! Imagine: the cobblestones clinking, the air smelling of wildflowers, and me, in my gloriously pink tulle, looking like something out of a whimsical fairy tale. Honestly, the horses looked jealous, and the locals couldn't help but smile. What's not to love about a tutu in a city so picture-perfect?
Ballet at the National Theatre: An Enchanting Evening
Of course, no trip to Prague is complete without experiencing the breathtaking beauty of the National Theatre. On Wednesday (24th June, for those keeping score at home!), I had the privilege of seeing Giselle - a true classic that, by the way, was premiered in Vienna in 1841! Just imagine, that beautiful story, that passionate dancing, being brought to life over 180 years ago. I swear, time stood still. The sheer brilliance of the performance, the costumes, the talent, the stagecraft - everything felt so special.
Shopping in Prague: A Pink Tutu Dream
I found myself irresistibly drawn to the local shops, each one a treasure trove of stylish goodies. I bought everything from hand-painted teacups, perfect for tea parties with the girls (more about that next week), to a gorgeous velvet jacket that perfectly complements my current tutu obsession! (Don't worry, my dearest followers, there are pictures to follow!)
Sharing the Love
My mission, darling, is simple: to spread the joy of the pink tutu across the globe. I've even started seeing more and more people embracing the power of a little pink fluff, here in Prague. Maybe I should offer Tutu Workshops? Perhaps a Tutu Dance Class? The possibilities are endless, like the cobblestone streets here!
Pink Tutu Perfection
As I type this, I'm surrounded by Prague's enchantment. My tutu swirls and dances as I sit by the window, watching the world go by. Prague has been a wonderland for me, but I've left a little bit of my pink-tutu heart here.
Join me next Wednesday for another travel diary! We'll be delving into Parisian adventures, because, after all, a trip to Europe simply cannot end without a visit to the City of Love and Fashion.
Stay pink and beautiful!
Love,
Emma xx
P.S. I'd love to hear from you! Share your favourite ballet shows, fashion tips, or travel experiences in the comments below! Let's turn the world pink, one tutu at a time!
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