The document provides details about various locations in Prague and Berlin, including landmarks, architectural styles, and notable buildings. In Prague, it mentions the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Municipal House. It also describes Prague's Baroque architecture, medieval history, and Art Nouveau structures. In Berlin, it discusses the Reichstag building by Norman Foster, the Jewish Museum by Daniel Liebeskind, and Potsdam as the former playground of the Kaiser.

1. Praha I was really there! Main square Kafka’s pad Metamorphosis

2. Praha A Baroque face on a medieval soul

3. Praha Charles Bridge – the biggest tourist draw in the city

4. Praha St Vitus Cathedral

5. Praha Royal Palace: the king used to ride his horses in here

6. Praha Other Medieval Stuff

7. Praha Texture of a city

8. Praha Czech Cubism – light and refined they are not!

9. Praha Czech Eclecticism – The Post-modernists rediscovered this guy in the 80’s Architect: Josip Plecnik

10. Praha Art Nouveau – city is full of this stuff

11. Praha Municipal House: the most Expensive and important Art Nouveau structure in the City

12. Praha Czech Functionalism Architect: Pavel Janak Architects: who knows, but they are cool buildings anyway

13. Praha Fred and Ginger Building by Frank O. Gehry Gimmicky, but somehow it fits into the fabric of the city

14. Berlin Building the new capital Lots of money spent with mixed results

15. Berlin The Reichstag by Norman Foster – A very expensive roof deck!!!

16. Berlin The Jewish Museum by Daniel Liebeskind A very moving experience!

17. Berlin Postdam – The Kaiser’s playground

18. The end