Spires, towers, and other tall pointy things

Today's itinerary includes:

• Continuation of yesterday's tour of the Musuem of Communism. I arrived an hour before they closed, but they told me I can come back this morning. There was a video clip that showed the 1960's protests against the Stalinist regime, and the 1989 revolution that overthrew the Russians, both occurred in Wenceslas Square and a block from the museum. The musuem itself is wedged between a casino and Mc Donalds. Ironic.
• Climb tower #4 on Petrin Hill. My goal right now is to climb a tower a day, and so far I'm hitting that. I climbed the same tower in Old Town Square yesterday no less than 3 times - Climb #1: Once at the top, I saw a squished penny machine, but I did not have change and neither did people around me. Climb #2: So I went back down to ask the ticket booth if they can give me change, but they didn't have any either, so I thought I'd go back up and see if there are new tourists bulging with change and ended up teaching a group of Italian tourists how one of these machines worked, it was a masterpiece in mime I tell you. Still no change to be found, so I climbed back down. Climb #3: Once downstairs, I realised that I had lost my gloves, so I climb upstairs in search of my gloves. No gloves. I think it was pinched, but no big deal. I headed over to a department store on Wenceslas Square and bought myself a pair of soft, warm MITTENS. Hahahahahaha!!!! I shall have my mittens yet! Got a matching fuzzy hat while I was at it, a bit more stylish now sans pom.
• Walk through Gold Lane in the Castle Quarter, which I did not get to do because they were charging for admission and it is free after 4pm. Also looking forward to a nice stroll through Charles Bridge at dusk.
• Classical music concert in the St. Martin of the Wall church this evening.

And then I take the train to Vienna tomorrow. Already am starting to miss Praha. boohoo.