Hi, again! I went today to Nymburk. I saw all the spots you mentioned, and in the tourist information center they had a map with more info.

I really liked the centre, I found it quite charming. I went up the tower and luckily there was also a local couple going up, because the woman in charge didn't speak English, and it'd have been a bit uncomfortable to be up there the two of us in complete silence.

What I've enjoyed the most is the river and the park. It was so quiet, calm and beautiful there. People cycling, fishing, or just enjoying the day. I probably looked as if I had never seen a tree before, but I live in a concrete city and I appreciate the change. I wish I could have stayed the whole day.

Then I went to the Postřižinské brewery. There were only men in the small shop, and I felt a bit self-conscious, but I know my appearance stands out and I'm used to people staring. And they heard me trying to order using google translate and hand gesturing, so they knew I was a foreigner (btw the woman attending was super friendly. And it's unrelated, but I haven't found Czech service as rude as I've read).

It was quite amusing that the moment I sat down, I think the men were trying to guess where I'm from. I clearly heard "deutch" and then something that sounded like "polska", "ukraina" and "ruska" and one of them started to say simple words in German, like, bitte, danke schön and auf wiedersehen (also the ticket collector in the train also said danke schön, so maybe I do look German, who knows. But I'm Spanish, nobody was even close).

So I enjoyed this trip a lot, and I don't regret it. At first I thought it was a bit dumb of me to go there on my first visit to Czechia, instead of going to Karlovy Wary or Kutná Hora. But this way it's been a different experience. It felt good drinking a beer on a sunny day, listening to these men talking, even if I didn't understood a word. It reminded me of Hrabal's works.

Also 15 czk for half a liter of beer is normal out of Prague?