Atop castle vysehrad a clear blue sky dominates the panorama, the streets of Prague lay before you, the river Vltava runs quietly by your side, the zizkov tower pierces the sky. You walk back to the C metro station, take it up to hlvaní nádrazí, and from there walk towards the center. You spend an morning in the mucha museum, or in the national museum, or feeling the weight of centuries of history in every turn of a street: a statue, a house, a building. You have a czech meal in one of the restaurants, with a pint of beer. You walk through the charles bridge all the way up to prague castle, from where you enjoy the sunset. Dusk finds you walking out of the národní divadlo, another smashing success from the opera company. You're on the very edge of the vltava but the walk is relatively short, amongst the people and the buildings, back to the flat in zizkov. You could also take the tram, it stops less than a block away from the building.

Before going back, you stop at one of the various stores and buy some food to cook, as well as some sweet bread for the tea. The building, always tidy, always quiet enough, welcomes you. You take the elevator that's never delayed up to the flat, you switch on the lighting, sober, conveniently accessible from every point in the apartment. You take out some pans from the kitchen counter and turn on the glass stove, and wait almost no time for it to heat up. Cold beer awaits for you in the fridge, you take your late dinner in the table by the kitchen, while opening your laptop to check your email: the wifi connection is reliable and fast, you just take it as a given. After dinner, you set the bottle aside to take it with the others to the nearby recycling collection point, and rinse the dishes to fill up the dishwashing machine to set it to run in the morning. Blinds down to sleep in on sunday, for the sunlight fills the flat with morning early in the day, you rest in the well kept and comfortable mattress, feeling at home.

The next morning finds you, you turn on the TV to listen to one of the audio channels, Leos Janácek welcomes you to the world of the awake once more with one of his chamber music pieces. You fix breakfast, look out of the window to the street, and think to yourself "here, here I could live".

Such is this flat, a haven within a heaven.