In the hills of Prague. Auto walking tour
Description:
This is NOT a tourist trail. Beautiful Prague from the height of ancient hills. Tile roofs under your feet.
The Vyšehrad hill is bordered by a high stone wall on which we will pass, and under it there is an underground labyrinth - casemates, where real sculptures from the Charles Bridge are hidden.
It is from Vyšehrad that the beautiful Prague originates near the legend of Princess Libuš. It was from here that this amazing woman dreamed of “a high city whose glory touches the stars”. A stone copy of Libusha, pointing to the place where this city was to become, we will also see there.
Opposite Vysegrad, on the opposite side of Vltava, there is also a hill. They call him Petrzyn. It was at the foot of this hill that a historic moment happened that gave the name to our beautiful city.
And at the top of Petrzhin, the Czechs composed our "Eiffel" tower. Public money, however, was enough for the crown. There are 300 steps up there! And if this information does not push you to pedestrian feats, then I hasten to please - there is an elevator. And from there, from the height of the observation tower, there are stunning views of the whole of Prague. This is where the feeling of flying comes from! You fly over the red roofs, over the Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, over the residential areas, and over the labyrinths of the streets of the Small Side return to the Old Town. The sense of flight harmoniously complements and even enhances some mobility of the tower (after all, the end of the 19th century). Yes, yes, the tower is slightly wobbly. But don’t worry, it won’t fall.
And to top off the "flying" (please not to be confused with lethal) sensations - attention - the hit of the season - coffee on the observation deck of the Dancing House!!!!! Yay!! The dance house is cool! Firstly, this is a very interesting architecturally designed building, many tourists dream of being near it (and we will drink coffee there!), secondly, at the top of this masterpiece there is a chic observation deck, and thirdly, it is fashionable to drink coffee in the Dancing House. We'll have coffee there! That's it!
I invite you to this wonderful tour!