You have convinced me, of course, that it is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and is accessible to us, the Romanians. I, when I was of your age, I was very much a cinephile, from about 16 to the age of 30 I can say I "ate movies on bread". That was in the years 1970-1985...when we had no resources to travel but we were not allowed to leave the country either. Movies were the only way to see places, cities, and ways of life in other countries. The cinema of Eastern European countries was an important and valuable cinema and the Czech (Czechoslovak) cinema was special. Jiri Menzel was one of the most important directors, he was also my favorite... What I mean. I have seen in films, behind the action, in the background, a lot of footage of cities, in this case, Prague. That made me want to visit this city, just like I wanted to visit London, Paris, or Rome, also because of the movies.
The funny thing is that after I came out of communism this desire to travel decreased. I got older, I had to work a lot, I got tired and I wanted to relax by the sea during my holidays.

I understand your pleasure in visiting such a city and I would certainly enjoy it too. I'm glad you can travel to such places, I'm glad you're going to write about it because I'll benefit from it too, thanks!
We need to access all the joys and beauties of life, as much as each of us can, of course!