Place of power Vysegrad. Away from the hiking trails

High fortress, framing the hill, from the height of which you can see wonderful views of Prague. From here you can see Prague Castle - the residence of the Czech rulers, Petrzyn Hill with the Eiffel Tower, the largest stadium in the world, the Vltava River, and boats sailing along it. In the area itself there are military casemates, where the sculptures of Charles Bridge are stored; the majestic temple of Peter and Paul, decorated with gold and motifs by Alphonse Mucha.

It's now. And in time immemorial, the very first Czechs built a settlement of wood, whose princess was the soothsayer Libusha, who saw the future Prague in her dreams. (She saw her from Vysegrad). Apparently, Vysegrad's place is special. Able to activate in a person the ability to predict, predict, broadcast, hallucinate at last! In fact, people used to be close friends with nature and their settlements were built in those places where the powerful energy of life beat from the ground. That’s why everything in Visegrad is not for nothing. Therefore, here the knob of the device measuring the activity of paranormal phenomena is quickly twitching. Actually, nothing inexplicable. These forces are electromagnetic in nature. Formed in time and space, they are capable of exhibiting unusual properties through both gravity and compression forces. The ultra-low-frequency electromagnetic component of tectonogenic forces can have a direct effect on the human brain with all the ensuing consequences. See, it's very simple.

This place, however, is characterized not only by the presence of esoteric power, but also by a large number of legends. For example, the aforementioned Libusha took baths here in a bathhouse on the side of a rock. But not alone, but chose to pick herself from among the beautiful young guys. And so, having bathed plenty with the young man, Libusha safely threw him off the cliff. Good fellow Gorimir very successfully jumped the Visegrad fortress on his faithful horse Shemik. He's good, but the horse's not good. Therefore, legends were laid about the horse and began to pass from word of mouth, from generation to generation. The devil who lost the argument with the priest, the Vatican pillar crashed in his feelings. And he took and split into 3 component parts. They're now lying on Vysegrad. They decorate the park.

We will walk through the fortress, admire Prague from a bird's eye view, visit the casemates, in order to see the sculptural miracle hidden from the eyes of philistines, we will go to the temple, the only one in the world with the image of a devil, and at the end of the walk, along the pretty narrow streets, we will go down to a good Czech restaurant.