It was getting to be four-ish, and mony of the cathedral's interior lights got turned off, which we took as our cue to go back outside. We walked through the rest of the castle, passing rectories, convents, and a toy museum (they had a Barbie doll exhibit ... we skipped that one). As we approached the east entrance, the next shift of castle guards came marching past us. We followed them to the entrance, humming the music from the witch's castle scene in "The Wizard of Oz" as we went.

We had hoped to get a good look at Staremestke Namesti (Old Town Square) before dark, but there was too much to look at along the way. As we got to the square, we were handed flyers advertising a concert beginning at 5. We went into St. Nicolas Church, where a concert was starting at 5. Turns out it wasn't the same concert we'd gotten the flyer for, but that was ok. Every church and theatre around the square has a concert or something every night, and the square is ringed with people trying to herd tourists into their shows. We sat through a one-hour program of classical harp and flute music while we gawked at the beautiful interior of St Nick's (in fact, this is the only way to see the interior of many of these places). We weren't disappointed.